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Danish company Grundfos to make India its R&D base

Chennai, July 23 (IANS) Danish pump manufacturer Grundfos is planning to make India its global research and development (R&D) base, a top company official said Friday.

The $4.5 billion-turnover compa

Fifth of Britain's sexually active girls get pregnant

Nearly a fifth of sexually active girls in Britain get pregnant at least once before they turn 18, a survey has revealed.

A poll conducted among thousands of 18-year-olds found that 18 per cent becom

'Will consider including sports in sexual harassment bill'

Women and child development minister, Ms Krishna Tirath on Friday said including sports in the ambit of the bill against sexual harassment at the workplace would be discussed, especially in the wake o

Nepal gears up for marathon PM race

July 22: With Nepal’s Parliament refusing to elect a new Prime Minister on Wednesday — the third in less than two years — the country is now braced for a marathon election on Friday that will continue

13 kids hurt in Mexico church collapse

At least 13 children and an adult were injured when a church near a Mexican port town collapsed, authorities said.

The church building, located about 10 km from Ensenada, came down when the children

Bhel's first quarter net profit up 41.84 percent

New Delhi, July 23: State-run Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL) registered a 41.84 percent rise in its net profit at Rs 667.66 crore on increased net sales in the first quarter of this fiscal as

‘Statute change will prevent coups’

July 22: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called the move to amend the country’s Constitution “a historic responsibility” meant to prevent future seizure of power by the military. The amend

Obese people in Germany face 'fat tax'

Overweight people who pursue unhealthy lifestyles should pay higher taxes in order to cover the extra costs they create for Germany's healthcare system, a conservative lawmaker has said.

"The questi

Suspected Maoists abduct four villagers in Bihar

Suspected Maoists have abducted four people in Bihar's Rohtas district over a land dispute, police said on Friday.

Over 40 armed guerrillas raided Tendua village in Rohtas, about 120 km from here, an

Pak Army chief Kayani gets three year extension

The Pakistan government has decided to extend the tenure of Army Chief General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani by another three years.

Announcing the decision on Thursday night, Pakistani Prime Minister, Mr You

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