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Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata lag behind in global cities' list

New Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata barely make the grade of global cities as the culture and market influence moves from nations to cities and from the West to the East, according to a new report.

"The 21

Mercedes launches new E-class car Cabriolet

Mercedes-Benz on Tuesday launched Cabriolet, another version of its E-class sedan, priced Rs 65 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi) and said it would launch more models in 2010 to reinforce its leadership in the

Coca-Cola enters dairy segment

Coca-Cola India on Tuesday entered the dairy business launching Maaza Milky Delite, a blend of mango pulp and milk.

Kashmir gunfight: Rains hamper Army operations

Heavy rains hampered the operations of security forces against armed militants in an ongoing gunfight in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district on Monday, a day after a soldier and two terrorists were k

Pappu Yadav arrested by CBI

Following a Supreme Court order, former Rashtriya Janata Dal MP, Mr Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) from a hospital in Haryana's Gurgaon distr

Short breaks pep you up better than long holiday

People who avail mini-breaks have more happy memories than those who holiday for longer periods, a new study says.

The explanation is that people's enjoyment wanes as they become accustomed to their

Poor women likely to face three times more violence

Women living in poorer households are three times more likely to be exposed to physical abuse than other women.

Around one in 25 women aged 35-44 is likely to be assaulted or threatened with assault

Apple staff faces probe for selling secrets to Asian firms

A senior employee of Apple Inc. has been arrested for passing on secret information of the technology firm to its six Asian suppliers and receiving at least $1 million in kickbacks.

Cabinet defers bill to hike MPs' salaries

The Union cabinet on Monday deferred a bill to substantially hike the salary and perks of members of Parliament, official sources said.

Curfew, shutdown cripple life in Kashmir Valley

Life was paralysed across the Kashmir Valley Monday as separatists called for a shutdown and authorities imposed curfew in some places, including this summer capital, officials said.

"Curfew has been

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