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Six held in connection with 7/11
After two months of intensive probe into 7/11 blasts, six people suspected of being involved have been detained.
IBM to hire 3000 employees
IBM India will hire 3,000 more employees to expand its Kolkata centre operations over the next 18 months.
HP weighed spying on media
US and California prosecutors are conducting investigations of HP's use of tactics to obtain records of journalists.
7 Jordan bombers get death penalty
Jordan's SSC sentenced seven people to death after finding them guilty of involvement in Amman hotel bombings.
N-deal, terror threat for India: US
Charles Ferguson says the Indo-US nuke deal could led to increased threats of terrorism and military attack.
Thai King gives blessing to coup
King Bhumibol Adulyadej has endorsed the bloodless military coup that ousted the country's Prime Minister.
At UN, Chavez calls Bush 'the devil'
"The devil came here yesterday," says Venezuelan President, referring to American leader’s speech on Tuesday.
B'wood spice is what's hot in Germany
Bollywood spice is not just hot in India, Germany seems to like the taste of it as well.
Indian splash of colours at LFW
Ashish Gupta and Manish Arora showcased their spring-summer 2007 collection on the first day of LFW.
TCS gains Rs 1 trillion capital mark
TCS stands among the only 4 Indian cos - ONGC, Rel, NTPC and Infosys to have market capitalisation of over Rs 1 lakh cr.
Meet Britain’s unluckiest football team
All hell broke loose on a North Yorkshire football team recently, when everything they tried to do went wrong.
Zoo sets up old-age home for lions
The program began in the late 1980s at the Punjab’s Chhatbir Zoo and tried to crossbreed Asiatic and African lions.
Thai coup sparks Asian uncertainty
The military overthrow of Thai PM and the declaration of martial law in the Southeast Asian nation triggered condemnation in Asian nations.
ONGC makes 10 oil, gas finds in 2005-06
ONGC plans to produce 27.35 million tonens of crude oil in 2006-07 as against 24.404 million tonnes last year.
India pharma cos turning global
Indian companies want to grow and they want to become far more global than they have been in the past.
Aussies mark Croc Hunter's 'final act'
A public memorial service for 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin began on Wednesday.