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Opener Vandort, called up for the second Test in place of Jehan Mubarak, hit eight fours on the way to his 89 not out.

Renault's Spanish world champion Fernando Alonso will now start on pole with Australian Mark Webber alongside in a Williams.

Markets are likely to consolidate next week, say market men. They say that the panic is over and the bullish undertone is still intact.

Following the protests of farmers in West Bengal, CPI-M decided not to give multi-crop land to industries.

Opposing the joint venture route for modernisation of airports, Jyoti Basu on Saturday said AAI should take on the job.

Dravid has admitted that they were "pretty much outplayed in all departments", but is looking forward to the Sunday game.

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The entire nation had huge celebrations when Trinidad and Tobago qualified for its first World Cup.

UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan made a direct appeal to Myanmar junta supremo Than Shwe to free opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

The PM decided to set up working groups to strengthen relations between the Centre and J&K and also across the LoC.

Manmohan Singh on Thursday said a number of schemes have been initiated for rehabiliation of orphans and families affected by militancy.

Major political parties expressed divergent views on the Kashmir problem, making it difficult to arrive at a consensus.

Current F1 champion Fernando Alonso posted the fastest time in Thursday's opening practice in Monaco.

A new study reveals that chocolate contains many stimulants that have been found to increase mental performance.

Sri Lanka has banned the screening of The Da Vinci Code in theaters and by local television channels.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday sought to encourage Kashmiri militants, who had crossed over to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), to return.