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Indian nurses 'abducted' by ISIS, taken to Mosul
The 46 nurses trapped in a Tikrit hospital for the past few weeks were on Thursday kidnapped and taken to Mosul by jihadists of the Islamist State of Iraq and Syria.
I will not be part of Modi’s security meet in J&K: Omar Abdullah
Jammu & Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah on Thursday said he would not be part of PM Narendra Modi’s security meeting in Srinagar during his two-day visit starting on Friday.
Passport delivery to become hassle-free, no police verification in case of renewal
The passport delivery system could soon become hassle-free. On the directions of the chief passport officer in the ministry of external affairs (MEA), Mumbai may lead the way in breaking with the past on the cumbersome processes that accompany the issuance of a passport.
CITIESMORE »
Ahmedabad couple stunned as their love clip hits porn site
A couple living in a posh area in the city was recently astounded to see their own lovemaking video recorded six years ago on a porn website.
In 24 hours, Mumbai gets 60% of rain so far
The 24-hour spell of heavy showers that Mumbai experienced between Wedneday and Thursday covered more than 60% of the total rainfall the city has received so far this season.
Only CNG vehicles to get entry in Kanpur zoo
Chief minister Akhilesh Yadav has directed the forest department to chalk out a set of reforms for Kanpur zoo, the biggest zoological garden in UP.
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Review: Evolutionary Advances in new smartwatches
New Android wristwatches from Samsung and LG make a few evolutionary advances.
Vishal Sikka top-paid professional CEO in India
Infosys CEO designate Vishal Sikka will be the highest paid professional CEO of an Indian company.
The bright side of Facebook's social experiments on users
Facebook and much of the rest of the web are thriving petri dishes of social contact.
SPORTSMORE »
Paes-Stepanek in Wimbledon semifinals
Leander Paes and Radek Stepanek moved into the semifinal of the men's doubles at Wimbledon with a hard fought win over Nenad Zimonjic and Daniel Nestor.
Sex is good for footballers in this WC!
All eight of the teams through to quarters allowed their players to have sexual relations with partners during down time, according to Brazil's Lance! newspaper.
Uruguay appeals Suarez's 4-month ban
Uruguay on Thursday lodged an appeal against the four month football ban imposed on star striker Luis Suarez for his World Cup bite, a top FIFA official said.
BUSINESSMORE »
Sahara gets Rs 4,860 crore tax demand
The income tax department on Thursday raised an interim demand of Rs 4,860 crore on the Sahara group even as it is busy selling off assets and mopping up bank accounts to arrange for Rs 10,000 crore to secure the release of chairman Subrata Roy and two directors, detained in jail since March 4.
Tech glitch shuts down BSE for 3 hours
A three-hour long tech glitch on Thursday stopped trading on the Bombay Stock Exchange as the problem prevented a large number of members from logging onto the bourse's servers.
Barclays India back in black with Rs 382cr profit
UK lender Barclays Bank has finally turned the corner in India with a net profit of Rs 382 crore for FY14 as compared to a loss of over Rs 56 crore.
ENTERTAINMENTMORE »
Accident on the sets of Diya Aur Baati Hum
Mishaps on the sets during monsoon is not new for the tellyworld. Last monsoon it was the sets of Comedy Nights with Kapil that turned into ashes followed by a fire on the sets of FIR. And this time its on the sets of Diya Aur Baati Hum.
‘I was touched by Yuvraj’s fight against cancer’
After his autobiographical play Kucch Bhi Ho Sakta Hai completed 300 shows, Anupam Kher is now set to host a chat show highlighting the trials and triumphs of celebrities.
‘Walking to a set in a short skirt is difficult’
Riteish Deshmukh has always been a dependable actor, but his portrayal of the meek mannered psychotic killer in Ek Villain ranks among the best in recent times.
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