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Pakistani gangrape victim Mukhtar Mai’s international celebrity status continues to touch new heights. Now, she has become a celebrity author in Europe.

Like previous stampedes, this one too happened during the stone-throwing ritual in which pilgrims stone a wall that symbolises the devil.

People magazine reported that Angelina Jolie's pregnancy has been confirmed by both her and and Brad Pitt's representatives.

Though WHO says the virus has not begun to mutate, Turkey's death toll has reached 18 and most of the affected are children.

A website attempting to distribute an unauthorised sex video of Colin Farrell was shut down on Thursday.

If the aircraft-carrier fails to prove compliance, Egyptian authorities would consider sailing of Clemenceau illegal.

Global Amphibian Assessment says 70 species of frogs have disappeared from the Central and South American forests due to global warming.

Apple unveiled a computer based on Intel Corp chips, the first to sport the technology since the two announced a tie-up in 2005.

The National Organisation for Tobacco Eradication had sent Amitabh Bachchan a notice for a hoarding in which the actor is seen smoking a cigar.

Swank and Lowe were married in September '97 and have managed to keep their personal life mostly private.

Kar Sevaks found 114 grenades in the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Initial findings suggest they are remnants from Operation Blue Star.

As soon as doctors woke Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon from his medically-induced coma, he immediately began breathing on his own.

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Chasing 225 set by New Zealand, Sri Lanka were bowled out for 203 in 46.4 overs to give the hosts victory by 22 runs.

The BJP is blaming CM Naveen Patnaik for not doing enough to control the situation in Jajpur.

The stark surge in post-election violence produced familiar but heartrending images on a day that was the fourth-deadliest since the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003.