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8 policemen killed in Afghanistan

Eight Afghan policemen were killed and one was injured on Thursday in the northern province of Kunduz when gunmen attacked them, the provincial governor said.

"Our eight brave policemen were killed a

Nirupama ended life, says AIIMS

Ranchi, Aug. 25: A hospital report has said that journalist Nirupama Pathak, who was found dead in her home in Jharkhand on April 29, committed suicide and was not murdered, a government source said o

Love and trust go together

London, Aug. 25: Does oxytocin, dubbed the love hormone, also foster trust? Psychological scientist, Dr Mora Mikolajczak from the Universit catholique de Louvain, Belgium, and colleagues investigated

Indian linked to new Al-Qaeda plot unearthed in Canada

An Al Qaeda-linked terror plot was unearthed by Canadian security agencies on Wednesday, with one of the suspects reportedly hailing from India.

Under what is curiously called "Project Samosa," the R

19 killed in Congo plane crash

At least 19 people including the pilot were killed in a plane crash in the Democratic Republic of Congo, police said.

The accident took place around midday on Wednesday when the plane was landing at

Sex Party fares well in Oz elections

Sydney, Aug. 24: The Australian Sex Party (ASP), which favours sex education in schools, gay marriage and a censorship regime, has emerged as a key factor in the country’s general election.

The party

Nicotine can trigger breast cancer: Study

London, Aug. 24: Nicotine that makes smoking addictive is one of the chemicals in cigarettes that can trigger breast cancer, says a new research.

Mr Yuan-Soon Ho and his team from Taipei Medical Univ

Genes show Hilter had Jew, African ancestors

London, Aug. 24: Nazi leader, Adolf Hitler, possibly had Jewish as well as African ancestors — communities whom he had pledged to exterminate, new DNA tests have revealed.

Daily Express on Tuesday re

Al Qaeda shifting base to Karachi from Afghan border

With an aim to shield itself from the US drone led onslaught, Al Qaeda and the Taliban are slowly shifting their base from Pakistan’s rugged tribal regions to more urban areas like Karachi, with repor

Yamuna in spate, flood threat in Agra

The threat of flood looms large in the lower reaches and along the banks of river Yamuna in this Taj Mahal city with authorities sounding a danger alert and advising people to move out as the water le

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