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After NSG waiver, all eyes now on US Congress
If all goes well, Manmohan Singh will sign the nuclear agreement with President Bush in Washington towards the end of the month.
Birth of twin after 3-year gap
Creating medical history of sorts, an embryological twin was born after a gap of three years at a fertility clinic in Kolkata.
Hurricane Ike threatens US
Hurricane Ike grew to fierce Category 4 as it traced an uncertain path that forced millions along an arc of coastline from the Caribbean to Florida o nervously wonder where it would end up.
NSG decision to impact border talks with China
China believes India is a responsible nuclear power, which will never use its nuclear capability against her while supporting India's case at the Nuclear Suppliers Group.
Russia to carry out naval manoeuvres off Venezuela
In a military first certain to raise eyebrows in the United States, Russia will carry out joint naval manoeuvres in the Americas with Venezuela, the Venezuelan navy said.
Pirated DVDs of Indian films seized in Britain
British officials have seized nearly 3000 fake DVDs of latest Bollywood films, including those that have not yet been released, from a shop in Leicester.
Pak blocks fuel supply to US forces
Pakistan blocked a major fuel supply route for western forces in Afghanistan on Saturday in response to a raid by US forces into northwest Pakistan this week, the defence minister said.
Rice meets Gaddafi on historic visit
Rice's trip, the first by a US secretary of state to the North African country in 55 years, is intended to end decades of enmity, five years after Libya gave up its weapons of mass destruction programme.
Pakistan cuts off US forces' fuel supplies
Pakistan blocked a major fuel supply route for western forces in Afghanistan on Saturday in response to a raid by US forces into northwest Pakistan this week, the defence minister said.
Zardari to clip Pakistan prez powers
Vowing to fix 'imbalances' in Pakistan's political system, President elect Asif Ali Zardari said the presidency will be subservient to parliament.
UK kids take over as green spies
The escalation in Britain's growing surveillance state has created outrage over the way councils are using powers originally designed to combat terrorism and organised crime to spy on residents.
Rice meets 'mad dog'Gaddafi on historic visit
Rice's trip, the first by a US secretary of state to the North African country in 55 years, is intended to end decades of enmity, five years after Libya gave up its weapons of mass destruction programme.
Storm death toll in Haiti exceeds 500
The death toll in Haiti from Tropical Storm Hanna has exceeded 500 and is growing by the hour.
US eyes China's help to tame N Korea
US is desperately seeking China's help to stop North Korea from going back on its promise of fully dismantling nuclear facilities.
12 killed in Pakistan blast
An explosives-laden car rammed into a security checkpoint setting off a massive blast that killed at least 12 people and wounded dozens.
'Pak misusing US aid against India'
US aid worth billions, ostensibly meant for the war on terror, has been used by Islamabad to tone up for a possible confrontation against India on its eastern front.
Moderate quake rattles Pakistan
A moderate earthquake shook Pakistan's capital and some north-western cities on Saturday, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, officials said.
EU urges Russia to comply with Georgia ceasefire
European Union foreign ministers appealed to Moscow today to follow through on commitments to withdraw its forces from Georgia under a cease-fire plan.
Vienna's horses get 1st female riders
Two women created history at Vienna riding school by becoming the first female riders to pass the entrance test in 436 years.
Accused in Mumbai blasts case held in Nepal
The long arm of law stretched across thousands of miles to finally swoop down on Riyaz Khatri alias Riyaz Abukar Lone.
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