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An exhibit of rare Buddhist sculptures, architectural reliefs and works of gold and bronze is opening at the Asia Society Museum on Tuesday after...

Ajantha Mendis became the first bowler to bag six wickets in a Twenty20 international as Sri Lanka clinched the series 2-0 against Australia with...

Contrary to the Capital Development Authority (CDA) by-laws, elimination of the buffer zone between the industrial and residential areas in sectors I-9 and I-10...

The actress’ mother made her ramp debut alongside her daughter for a jewellery brand which Bipasha endorsed at the India International Jewellery Week 2011....

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 has passed the $1bn (£609m) mark at the worldwide box office, distributor Warner Bros has said....

Chris Kirk became the fifth rookie to win this season taking advantage of soft greens and fairways to capture the PGA Tour's Viking Classic...

Ishant Sharma continued to bowl impressively to give India early control and leave the West Indies wobbling on 64 for three in their first...

Venezuela's ever-theatrical President Hugo Chavez made a surprise homecoming from Cuba on Monday and declared himself "fine" despite speculation his cancer may still require...

Twenty four-year-old Mazhar Sadiq has been working as an animator at a private television channel in Karachi since 2007. Sadiq has always been passionate...

As the Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) is the only hope for the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) government to survive the jolt it suffered with...

Defending drivers world champion Sebastian Vettel was in light-hearted mood on Friday after clocking just the third-fastest time in opening practice for Sunday’s European...

Ericsson to acquire Telcordia as part of part of bid to expand Ericsson’s position as leading player in operations support systems/business support systems...

One of the world's biggest collections of historic books, pamphlets and periodicals is to be made available on the internet for the first time....

In an important development, that is likely to turn heads in the telecom sector, Mobilink senior management has apparently decided to switch its marketing...

The budget, which falls on the same date each year, has never been a harbinger of hope or relief, especially not for the common...

The intense heat wave made markets and recreational places empty of visitors as citizens thronged the canal and the River Ravi to battle the...

HO CHI MINH CITY - Legendary American musician Bob Dylan, whose songs became anthems of the anti-Vietnam war movement, played a symbolic first-ever concert in the communist country on Sunday. A hero for the West's ageing "counter-culture" generation, Dylan and his protest songs are less well-known among the young population of the communist nation, who have no memory of the years of war with the United States.
But that didn't stop a number of young Vietnamese, as well as