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Indian boy solves 350-year-old Math problem set by Newton
A 16-year-old Indian origin schoolboy in Germany has managed to crack puzzles that baffled the world of maths for more than 350 years, it was reported in London Saturday.
Won't allow Pak to become 'Indian market': Saeed
Islamabad: Pakistan is a sovereign state and the Defa-e-Pakistan Council (DPC) will not allow the country to become an "Indian market", Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Mohammad Saeed said.
Pervez Musharraf murdered my mother, says Benazir Bhutto's son Bilawal
Former Pakistan prime minister Benazir Bhutto's son Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has held the then president Pervez Musharraf responsible for the assassination of his mother.
Solar eclipse: Sky gazers watch the 'rare ring of fire' as it crosses Asia
Tokyo: Millions of Asians watched as a rare "ring of fire" eclipse crossed their skies early Monday.
UN lists Ilyas Kashmiri as 'reported dead'
Almost a year after key 26/11 suspect Ilyas Kashmiri was reported killed in a drone strike, the United Nations has updated his status as "reported dead" in a sanctions list of individuals and entities
Pakistan to test-fire nuclear-missile
Pakistan will test fire a new nuclear-capable missile by the end of this month, a media report said Saturday.
Restaurant fines people for leaving food on plate
A Chinese restaurant in Britain is offering an all-you-can-eat buffet but fines customers £20 if they leave food on their plates as 'wastage'.
Pak-trained terrorist plotted attack on Indian embassy in Paris: Reports
Two months after he was shot dead by French special forces, a 23-year-old Algerian origin terrorist was found to have been plotting to attack the Indian embassy in Paris on the direction of his
Sikhs in turbans can now serve Washington police
Washington: Sikh police officers in the American capital will be allowed to wear turbans and other religious items while on the job.
Germany and India steadfast partners on global stage
Ambassador Michael Steiner, prior to this posting, was the Ge
Obama on Newsweek cover as 'First Gay President'
A week after US President Barack Obama voiced his support for same-sex marriage, American weekly news magazine Newsweek has heralded him as "the first gay president" in its cover story.
Plane with 21 crashes in Nepal, 16 Indians onboard
About 16 Indians, mostly from Tamil Nadu, were among 21 people today killed when a small plane carrying them crashed into a hillside near the Nepalese capital while attempting to land after an aerial
Clinton, Nooyi, Sonia among 'World's Powerful Moms' list
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been named No 1 in the World's 20 Most Powerful Moms list which also ranked India-born Indra Nooyi at the 3rd spot and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi at No 6.
2G fallout: Norway warns India over Telenor
Norway has issued a warning to India saying there could be political implications if telecom company Telenor is forced to move out because of the Supreme Court's scrapping of 2G licences and TRAI's re
Spanish firm offers course in prostitution
With the country's economy in doldrums and the rest of Europe showing little sign of recovery, a Spanish company in Valencia has courted controversy by offering professional course in prostitution whi
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