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Georgian woman, 'world's oldest person', turns 130

A woman from a remote mountain village in Georgia has turned 130, making her the oldest person on earth, officials in the former Soviet republic have claimed.

Antisa Khvichava from western Georgia w

Propaganda CD suspected to be that of Al Queda seized

A propaganda Compact Disc, suspected to be that of terror outfit Al Qaeda, has been seized in continuing raids on activists of Popular Front of India, police said.

The CD, containing brutal scenes o

Assault on Kerala professor: Al Qaeda CD found

A CD linked to the Al Qaeda has been found in the vehicle of a man suspected to be connected to the attack on a Kerala college teacher five days ago, police said on Friday.

The Kochi Superintendent o

Spaniards want to rechristen Paul the octopus as Pablo

The Spanish team has fallen in love with Paul the octopus after it predicted that Spain will beat the Netherlands in the World Cup final.

All of Paul's predictions have been true in this World Cup, b

75 kg RDX recovered from Jammu and Kashmir

At least 75 kg of RDX and other explosives were recovered from Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district, police said on Friday.

Two bags, one weighing 50 kg and the other 25 kg, six improvised explosive

India, Iran ink air, energy pacts

Undeterred by recent sanctions against Tehran, India on Friday signed six agreements, including air services and energy pacts, with Iran and both sides also decided to cooperate closely in stabilizing

EU sends $2.5 mn in humanitarian aid for Kashmir

The European Union (EU) on Friday allocated two million euros ($2.52 million) in humanitarian aid for the people affected by the present situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

"Fatalities still occur in the

Word game that helps predict end of romance

July 8: Researchers have developed a word game that can help tell whether a romantic relationship is heading for a split. University of Rochester researchers used a so-called implicit task, which sho

Davidar harassment suit settled out of court

The sexual harassment scandal that cost David Davidar his job as president of Penguin Canada has been buried with his accuser Lisa Rundle settling her lawsuit with him and the publishing company amica

Sabotage suspected on passenger train in Kerala

The brake pipes of a passenger train in Kerala were found snapped on Thursday, said officials who suspect sabotage.

"We have reports that it (brake pipes) was cut, and it can only be done by exerting

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