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Jamphel Yeshi, 27, set himself on fire in New Delhi but left a letter to his fellow Tibetan calling on them to continue fighting for their rights before he died.

Jamphel Yeshi, the Tibetan, who died after he set himself on fire to protest against Chinese rule left a letter to his fellow Tibetans calling on them to continue fighting for their rights.

Tibetan exiles protest against Chinese president Hu Jintao at BRICS Summit in New Delhi.

The bank that will fund projects in developing countries will be modelled on the lines of the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.

Mangrove forest reserve reveals big cat unknown to science.

New Delhi gathering offers glimpse of economic, political potential of emerging markets - without the West.

Protester who set himself on fire on eve of India visit by China's president, Hu Jintao, dies in hospital.

A Tibetan man in exile set himself on fire in New Delhi in protest against China's president Hu Jintao's visit in India.

'Kolaveri Di' Crosses 50 Million Hits in YouTube

He's just 24 and is already showing Fernando Alonso a thing or two, but who is Sergio Perez?

Home secretary plans to raise minimum income rules for immigrants, says leaked cabinet letter.

Alonso fights off a scintillating performance from Sergio Perez to win at a rain-soaked Sepang

Fernando Alonso has won the 2012 Formula 1 Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix, in a rain-soaked and twice red-flagged race!

The Ambajhari Ordinance Factory near Nagpur in western India will increase its production capacity from 1000 Pinaka rockets to 5000 rockets every year.

It's another front row lock-out for McLaren, with Hamilton claiming his second pole of the season.

Petrol prices at the pump soar over 140p with no end in sight, warn analysts.

Health minister appeals for calm as H1N1 virus returns to Indian states of Maharashtra and Rajasthan.

Vodafone Group streaks ahead of the FTSE 100 this week as solid newsflow supports share price

In the shadow of the tragedy that struck and still surrounds Bolton Wanderers' midfielder Fabrice Muamba, the world of sports suffered another, eerily similar, blow. Only this time there was no worldwide media attention.

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton proved to be fastest after the first practice session of the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang.

Anyone following the government's plans to speed up the adoption process could be forgiven for believing from some of the press coverage of the issue that it is currently illegal for white parents to adopt black children (and vice versa) thanks to old fashioned multicultural rules for local authorities.

Did you know porn star Sunny Leone grew up in an orthodox Punjabi family?

Full transcript of the letter about Ken Livingstone which he suggests “rich Jews” will not vote for Labour.

Shah Rukh Khan to Play Nehru in Film on Indira Gandhi’s Life? [PHOTOS]

Katy Perry is set to perform for the opening ceremony of the forthcoming Indian Premiere League, scheduled to start on 3 April.

Poonam Pandey All Praise for Virat Kohli, Posts Photos, Again

Kareena Kapoor Shoots 'Steamiest Scene' of Career with Arjun Rampal

Office for Budget Responsibility improves outlook for UK economic growth but critics say it is too optimistic in face of increasing global competition.

Cairn Energy, the independent oil, gas exploration and production company has reported a record profit after tax of $4.6 billion for the year ended 31 December, 2011 with a cash balance of $4.7 billion.

Russia supplied bulk of Syria's arms imports in the past five years including missile systems and combat aircraft, while the international community is calling for an arms embargo against the Bashar al-Assad regime.