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One of the world's greatest collections of historical letters have been found tucked away in a Swiss laundry room.

Prince Harry, the third in line to the British throne, will serve in Afghanistan this summer.

UB Group Chairman Vijay Mallya indicated fares of the low-cost carrier would go up as "no one wants to run on losses."

Amelie Mauresmo's dreams of shining at the French Open were crushed by Czech Lucie Safarova in a third-round match.

Leander Paes and Martin Damm crashed out of the French Open men's doubles in the second round.

Sexsomnia included among sleepwalking, sleep talking and night terrors.

Despite a 0-3 defeat against Singapore, Indian women team finished their campaign with a bronze in Commonwealth TT.

Samir Hingora – the man who supplied AK-56 rifle to film actor Sanjay Dutt - gets nine years in 1993 Mumbai blasts case.

Sunil Kulkarni turned up three days after the accident to tell the police he saw the accident.

Indian business leaders are among the world's most stressed employees, a survey conducted by Grant Thornton International Business report says.

Indian IT lobby has come out strongly against US senators' alleging that nine Indian IT firms have misused H-1B visa facility.

Prime Minister’s Office says file on national hero’s death was destroyed in 1972 during ‘routine weeding’.

Eating less meat and dairy may tackle climate change reducing the amount of methane gas emitted by cattle, says study.

A UK artist ate chunks of a Corgi dog, the breed favoured by the Queen, to protest royalty's treatment of animal.

Manish Kumar, a student of Gyan Niketan school in Patna, secured 497 marks out of a maximum possible 500.

Unable to find work in Syria, thousands of Iraqi girls who fled their own country are turning into prostitutes.