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World’s first sex school opens in Austria

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A Swedish schoolmistress has opened the world's first international sex school in Austria to teach students how to be better lovers.

Eunuchs dance for rains in Kanpur

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Rising mercury coupled with hot and dry winds have compelled the eunuch community of the city to perform prayer dance, with a hope that it would bring rains here.

Large number of eunuchs performed da

Father of 16 kids claims to be ‘virgin’

A 36-year-old American man has reportedly fathered 16 children but claims that he is a virgin, who has never even kissed a woman.

Norway prison hiring ‘buddies’ to play with mass killer Breivik to keep him from getting bored

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Norwegian prison authorities have reportedly planned to hire people to stop mass killer Anders Breivik, accused of killing 77 people in a shooting and bombing rampage, getting lonely.

The prison auth

CBI begins verification of coal block scam complaint

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has begun verifying allegations of irregularities in the allocation of coal blocks to private companies between 2006 and 2009 and their misuse by them.

The a

Nazi parents lose custody of kids named Adolf Hitler and Aryan Nation

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A self-proclaimed Nazi father and his wife cannot have back their four children, three of whom have Nazi-inspired names, a court has ruled.

Adolf Hitler Campbell, six, and his younger sisters Joycely

Chilling pic shows bottleneck on Mt Everest as many try to reach summit

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The extraordinary image of the crowd on Mount Everest, which is a far cry from the splendid isolation that Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Norgay Tenzing experienced when they became the first to reach the

Iran ‘finds fix’ for world’s most complicated espionage virus ‘Flame’

Iran has claimed that it has developed tools that can defend against the recently discovered computer espionage virus called Flame.

Flame was discovered after the UN's International Telecommunicatio

Two more monks self-immolate in Tibet in protest against Chinese rule

Two Tibetan monks set themselves on fire outside a temple in Lhasa to protest against Chinese rule, according to a report.

US-based Radio Free Asia said in a statement that the men were taken away b

Now, perfume that smells like ‘new car’

Ford Spain has launched a new perfume that smells like a new car.

The perfume called ‘Olor a Nuevo’ (which means ‘smells new’) forms the keynote of the car manufacturer’s new olfactory campaign, desi

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