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Chintan Shivir has filled Cong with new energy: Sonia
Sonia expressed happiness over the manner in which party business was transacted over the three days.
Congress to reserve 30 per cent posts for women
The party will launch a nationwide campaign on the issue and mainstream gender issues.
Biden's gaffe; calls himself 'proud president of US'
The US Vice President made the gaffe hours ahead of his oath ceremony on Sunday in Washington.
Djokovic holds off Wawrinka; Sharapova advances
Djokovic held off 15th-seeded Wawrinka 1-6, 7-5, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 12-10 in a five-hour match.
Chintan Shivir filled Congress with new energy: Sonia
Gandhi expressed happiness over the manner in which party business was transacted over the three days.
BJP questions Rahul Gandhi's potential as Congress VP
"At Congress, the prime ministerial candidate is born in a cradle, but in BJP, he is born out of hard work and valour," said BJP.
Telegu actor Varun Tej to make debut as a hero
Producer Naga Babu's son Varun Tej will debut as a hero.
'David': 'Dama Dam' song will be part of the film
Bejoy Nambiar says he had no intentions of hurting the religious sentiments of any community by using the song.
'Lakshmi' Review: It is strictly for Shivakumar's fans
The film has an interesting screenplay and action sequences shot in Macau and Hong Kong.
Ferrer advances to Australian Open quarterfinals
David Ferrer advanced to the Australian Open quarterfinals with a 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 win over Kei Nishikori of Japan.
Apple earnings need to overcome technical malaise: Analysis
To those who study technical stock charts, Apple Inc looks broken.
UP: Man burns wife to death over dowry
A complaint was lodged against the accused by the victim's father, Chand Sharma, following which Satish and two other members of the family were booked.
Diesel price hike will help reduce fiscal deficit: FICCI
On January 17, the government allowed oil marketing companies to hike diesel rates.
IAF orders probe into attack on its helicopter
One CRPF personnel was injured and the helicopter was damaged in the firing.
Mamata says she had wanted to remain in the UPA
Mamata said she was forced to pull out as the Centre did not accede to her demands.
Algeria: Hostage crisis continues in Sahara desert
650 workers, including 100 foreign nationals were rescued, but at least 60 foreign workers are still missing.
