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Anonymous Joins Forces with Nepalese Hacktivists Against Political and Business Elite
Anonymous hacktivists take website belonging to Nepal's stock exchange offline in protest against government and business elite.
Bollywood Star Shah Rukh Khan Banned from Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium after Fight with Security
The Bollywood star claims he was defending his children and their friends and denies being drunk or misbehaving.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Criticised for Weight Gain after Pregnancy: Indian Celebs Come to Her Defence
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has been criticised for failing to lose weight after giving birth to her first child, amid claims she has a "duty" to her fans
Anonymous Attacks Supreme Court of India and the Congress Websites in Censorship Protest
Anonymous attacks the websites of the Supreme Court of India and the Congress against government's plant to censor the web
Dead Tigers Discovered in Thailand Freezer
Carcasses of tigers and other big cats discovered in raid on suburban home in Bangkok.
Diamond Jubilee: Spanish Queen Sofia Boycott's Lunch with Queen Elizabeth in Gibralter Protest
Queen Sofia of Spain will not be attending a lunch at Windsor Castle on Friday in the UK, to be held to mark the Diamond Jubilee celebrations of Queen Elizabeth II
Several Myths and Legends Surround Solar Eclipse
Ancient Chinese believed that an eclipse occurred when celestial dragons ate up the sun.
China Gold Demand Hits Record, India Loses Biggest Gold Market Tag to China
World Gold Council says Chinese demand is driven by market curbs on real estate sector and as a hedge against inflation.
Annular Solar Eclipse 2012 To Provide A Spectacular Treat On Sunday [PHOTOS]
The eclipse will be seen in eastern Asia, the northern Pacific Ocean and western United States, but not in the UK.
Dalai Lama Coordinated Tibetan Self-Immolations, China Claims
China accuses the Dalai Lama of orchestrating Tibetan self-immolations.
First Look! Chanel Unveils Daria Strokous Starring 2012 Campaign Images
Campaign styled by Carine Riotfeld stars Russian model and actor Daria Strokous and the images have been shot by Karl Lagelfeld.
Queen Elizabeth’s Exclusive Diamond Jewellery Collection to be Displayed [PHOTOS]
Koh-i-Noor, Cullinan diamond, Queen Elizabeth's Coronation necklace, Williamson Diamond Brooch, Queen Mary's Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara and Queen Victoria's fringe brooch to be on display.
Anderson Dismisses Botham Record
James Anderson is not focused on surpassing Ian Botham as England's leading wicket-taker after scooping the 2011/12 Cricket of the Year prize.
Unused Railway Track in Ukraine Forms Tunnel of Love [PHOTOS]
An unused railway track in the small Ukrainian town of Kleven (which lies some 350km from Kiev) has naturally transformed itself into a romantic paradise for couples.
Dalai Lama to Give Away £1.1m to Charity from Templeton Prize Money
The Dalai Lama is set to give away a staggering £1.1m after promising to donate his Templeton Prize money to charity.
Tigers Remain Vulnerable To Poaching in Most Protected Areas, Says WWF
Adequate enforcement staff and technology are needed to curb poaching, say researchers.
Mother’s Day 2012: A Look at New Moms & To-be-Moms in Bollywood [PHOTOS]
From Aishwarya Rai Bachchan to Lara Dutta Bhupathi, Celina Jaitley, Shilpa Shetty, Twinkle Khanna, and Amrita Arora here’s a look at Bollywood’s new moms and moms-to-be.
Google Doodle Celebrates ‘Master of Nonsense’ Edward Lear’s Birthday Bicentenary
Edward Lear, one of the pioneers of nonsense rhyme and limericks was born 200 years ago.
Top Global Stock Indexes Expected to Finish 2012 With Solid Gains
The booming emerging markets may spearhead a further rise in global stock indexes as the growth spurt enjoyed by some major Western markets since the start of the year declines.
Venky’s To Stay With Blackburn For The Long Haul
Blackburn owners Venky's have insisted that they will not be selling the club, despite fans continuing to protest against the Indian poultry giants and Steve Kean.
England v West Indies: Victory at Lords can Provide Perfect Platform for Strauss' Side
England's eastern travails were quickly dispelled with their emphatic victory in Colombo against Sri Lanka last month; and Andrew Strauss's men are well positioned to cement their world No1 status against the West Indies over three Tests from 17 May.
Pakistan PM Gilani Heads for UK Amid Severe Court Rap
Strong indictment by Pakistan Supreme Court may even lead to Gilani's disqualification from parliament.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Turns Down Film Starring Brad Pitt [PHOTOS]
If Aishwarya Rai Bachchan had accepted the role, she would be starring opposite Hollywood actor Brad Pitt.
Rare 100-Year-Old Photos of India from the British Raj Era, Part Two [PHOTOS]
These black and white photographs capture the essence of life in India during the British Raj about a century ago and showcases some of the picturesque locations, possibly of Sundarbans' mangrove forest and Hooghly River.
Rare 100-Year-Old Photos of India from the British Raj Era Discovered [PHOTOS]
These black and white photographs capture the essence of life in India during the British Raj about a century ago.
Hillary Clinton’s India Visit: Updates and Photos from Days One and Two
Clinton’s visit is focused on pressing India to reduce its oil imports from Iran. She said India’s non-dependence on Iran could curb the nuclear arms threat from Iran and let India do its bit for the international community.
Supercars at 2012 EcoVelocity Green Motor Show
The low-carbon motor event of EcoVelocity has returned to London once again following the success of the 2011 event from 5 May to 13 May, 2012.
World Laughter Day 2012: Laughter is Still the Best Medicine
Research shows that 10-20 minutes of fake or real laughter has overwhelming health benefit.
James Bond’s Luxury Cars in New Delhi: Aston Martin Opens Second Showroom in India
Aston Martin, a fleet of British luxury sports cars featured in quite many James Bond films, opened its second showroom in India in the up-market South Delhi on Friday.
Controversial Road through Peruvian Amazon May Slash Uncontacted Tribes’ Land by Half
The recently first-time photographed, uncontacted Mashco-Piro are also believed to live in the path of the project.