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Chinese sportspersons have been dominating many disciplines in the world of sports and now have set their eyes to master cricket.

After the Gods in Nepal turned a deaf ear and blind eye to his prayers, dejected King Gyanendra is now seeking divine help in India.

Bhutanese refugees exiled in Nepal say the first-ever constitution gives too much power to the monarchy.

In an attempt to ensure food safety during the 2008 Olympics, China will give each vegetable its own identity number.

Consuming a lot of dietary fibre may reduce the risk of weight gain or obesity, says researchers.

Peshawar and its Arbab Niaz stadium has been shunned on security grounds by many touring sides including Australia and England.

Six days after the bombings the close-knit groups of diamond traders are still mourning the losses faced in the 7/11 blasts.

Narendra Modi accused the UPA Government of being soft on terror, demanding bringing POTA into practice again.

The Indian squad for the triangular ODI competition, involving South Africa and Sri Lanka, would be announced on Thursday.

An open microphone caught President Bush using an expletive in a conversation with British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The rupee tumbled to a new record closing at 46.75/76 against the US currency, on Monday.

Aryan Club, a know Dalmiya baiter, expressed apprehension of misuse of the election process by the ruling body.

Discovery and its crew of six landed safely on Monday wrapping up a successful mission.

There's a new breed of frequent flyers - retail honchos scouting international markets for talent.

Men in northern South Africa turn to nature when seeking to achieve the effects of the male impotency drug.

Gunmen kidnapped the head of Iraq's Olympic committee and more than a dozen employees on Saturday.