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BMW to invest Rs 110 crore in India
Car major BMW enters into Indian market with its assembly plant at Chennai with an investment of Rs 110 crore.
Key Blair ally Blunkett resigns
The Work and Pensions Secretary resigned due to the controversy over his directorship of DNA Bioscience before May's election.
Satyam to expand its Australian operations
The software giant has been in Australian since 1999 and is planning to recruit more locals for its proposed expansion.
Azad to fight non-resident Kashmiri tag
A zoology graduate, 56-year-old Ghulam Nabi Azad will be the first chief minister from the Jammu region of the state.
London's Big Ben falls silent
London?s famous Big Ben stopped for maintenance work and will remain remain silent for next 24 hours.
India, Russia for more nuclear cooperation
Moscow has indicated that civilian nuclear energy cooperation between the two countries can be expanded.
Rolling Stones to release rare tracks
In partnership with coffee retailer Starbucks Corp., the group will release "Rarities 1971-2003".
It's texting time for I-T evaders
The Income Tax Department decides to urge people to file in timely IT returns through SMS.
Quake-proof houses for J&K
Centre says faulty construction is the key cause of deaths in Kashmir quake. Announces J&K to be rebuilt on a stronger, quake-resistant footing.
Kick butts for higher IQ
According to a study up to 87 per cent of alcoholics smoke cigarettes and it is negatively related to IQ and thinking.
Amazon.com opens shop in Chennai
Amazon.com?s Chennai centre will focus on new website features to help it customers.
Man books H-all for Love
Husband fasts for wife, hires an entire cinema hall.
Parking bill angers Indians in New York
Bloomberg?s failure to recognise Diwali may cost him votes.
Buffaloboys of the wild, wild East
Thai farmers have a social event of their own - Buffalo Race.
Sensex plunges below 8000 point
The BSE Sensex dips more than 150 points in early trade.
US reality hit ?Amazing Race? going local overseas
Emmy-winning reality series ?The Amazing Race? would be licensed in Central Europe and Asia.