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Intel to power low-cost PCs in India
Intel, the world's largest chip maker, said it would spearhead an initiative to sell cheaper computers in India.
In Pics: Look who's at Cannes
Here is a lowdown on all that’s happening at the Cannes Film Festival in France.
Cats may be eczema risk for new borns
Exposure to pet cats could increase chances of new borns developing eczema, study says.
Beckham throws a World Cup party
According to reports, pop singer Robbie Williams provided the entertainment at the party, attended by the entire England squad.
Take gorgeous men, women home
Raunchy topics, bold colours and superb print quality of foreign magazines is giving our very own desi magazines, a run for their money.
Arcelor ready to study Mittal offer
Arcelor is willing to study Mittal Steel's improved takeover offer and business plan to create a global steel giant.
Stock shock: Police alert for suicides
Police are watching out for possible suicides by brokers and investors after a steep market slide wiped out billions of dollars.
Forum: Must corporates have quotas?
Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment sayd private sector will be given two yrs to introduce reservations voluntarily.
India Inc has 2 yrs for quota: Centre
Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment sayd private sector will be given two yrs to introduce reservations voluntarily.
Shhhhh... PM at work, CEO-style
Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh is a thorough professional who believes in well planned division of labour.
Gayle behind India's defeat: Lara
Brian Lara gave full marks to his team for defending the target of 199 in admirable fashion against a strong batting line up.
Infrastructure: Centre to help states
"Financing requirements to fill infrastructure gaps were too huge to meet by public sector resource mobilization".
Salgaocar out of NFL top division
Salgaocar, who won the title in 1997 finished their league engagement with 12 points from 17 matches, and ended at the bottom.
Govt's scheme to end quota crisis
The Group of Ministers has sent its report to Prime Minister, favouring implementation of the quota as soon as possible.
Aussie PM wants nuclear power
Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he's open to developing nuclear power and has called for a debate on the issue.
Web inventor sees brave new world
Tim Berners-Lee says new technology and young companies are making the Internet smarter and easier to use.