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- A dummy's guide to filing tax With just seven days left to file tax returns, many are spending sleepless nights trying to figure their way through financial jargon and endless paperwork.
- Time for Goliaths to ally with Davids GSK will use its branding and marketing strength worldwide to distribute products from OTL in over 95 emerging markets except sub-Saharan Africa and India.
- Rally may extend before fizzling out After a gap of exactly four months, foreign investors bought equities worth over Rs 1,000 crore (Rs 1,300 crore, says provisional data) in one session
- Air sting tapes: BJP A spat of sorts has started between the BJP and the news channel which carried out the sting operation during the trust vote with help of the party's MPs.
- Is it Rahul-Omar accord this time? National Conference (NC) chief Omar Abdullah throwing his lot behind the UPA to defend the N-deal in Lok Sabha
- Next is what, wonder the dismayed losers After failing to defeat the UPA government in the House on Tuesday, the 'Third Front' declared its offensive on Wednesday.
- White House ready to sell N-deal to Capitol Hill The Bush administration is ready to promote the Indo-US nuclear deal on Capitol Hill after prime minister Manmohan Singh won the vote of confidence in parliament.
- Sept date with US Cong is the target India and the US are racing against time to get the nuke deal sealed and signed before the end of president George W Bush's term.
- How to file your tax return To file I-T returns, the choice for salaried individuals will be between the Indian Income Tax Return - 1 (ITR-1) and ITR-2 forms.
- 'Lord Ram had destroyed Sethu himself' The government on Wednesday cited the scriptures to defend the controversial Sethusamudram project, claiming that Lord Ram had himself destroyed the Ram Sethu
- Indiscipline, Maya factor rock NDA The biggest loser in Tuesday's trust vote was the BJP whose inner dissensions and leadership travails surfaced with a vengeance to throw up as many as ten rebels.
- Cong, BJP wake up to restive allies Having won the vote of confidence in parliament, the UPA is now preparing to win the war against inflation.
- Di's Pak lover denied job in Islamabad Dr Hasnat Khan recently tried to get a job in Islamabad's Pakistan Institute of Medical Science (PIMS) but was rejected
- CM shining after trust vote The UPA won the numbers game in New Delhi and chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh's political ratings went up within the Congress
- On 22/7, a breach of Sena faith Shiv Sena's rebel MP Tukaram Renge-Patil has once again shown that the party's condition in his home district Parbhani is similar the jowar crop
- Jaya's stash keeps tumbling The Mumbai police Crime Branch has identified some more investments of Jaya Chheda that amounts to crores of rupees.
- BMC won't cut water supply to highrises Municipal commissioner Jairaj Phatak shot down Shiv Sena executive chief Uddhav Thackeray's appeal to cut the water connection in highrises and construction sites in the city.
- State told to spell out plan to evict cave squatters The Bombay High Court on Wednesday asked the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), state government and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)
- Grant of acquittal stuns many The shocked expressions on the faces of lawyers Yug Chowdhary and Mahruk Adenwala, as the acquittals of the three accused in the Anchorage shelter paedophilia case was pronounced
- As businesses slow down, temping gathers pace Rather, with companies desperately seeking to optimise manpower resources and even retrenching staff, temps like Shinde actually have the going good today.
- Dredging Corporation, BEML talk manufacturing alliance Dredging Corporation of India (DCI) and Bharat Earth Movers (BEML) are in talks for an alliance to manufacture dredgers indigenously.
- Retail policy unlikely in the current regime A comprehensive national retail policy looks like a remote possibility during the current UPA regime.
- ECB mop-ups soar 201% in June Indian companies borrowed about 201% more from abroad in June than they did in May under the approval route.
- Insurance FDI hike on FM agenda Now that the UPA government has survived the trust vote, the finance minister's promise of financial reforms seems to point towards some major action
- Dalmia Cement lines up Rs 4,200 cr expansion Dalmia Cement Bharat Ltd (DCBL) will invest over Rs 4,200 crore to set up greenfield plants pan-India with a capacity of 10 million tonne per annum
- DU to have rehab for liquor, tobacco addict students When it comes to sending out an anti-smoking message, there's no stopping Anbumani Ramadoss
- 'Shut Asaram ashram or else...' Prafull Vaghela's agitation to seek justice for his dead son melted away after a few gulps of juice offered to him by Narendra Modi.
- Aviation growth may return by Dec: Boeing The number of airline passengers in India will continue to fall, at least until the end of the year, a senior executive with aircraft manufacturer Boeing said.
- Amarnath row claims another victim Jammu may flare up again after a youth allegedly committed suicide during a token hunger strike by Amarnath Yatra Sangharsh Samiti
- Telecom biz to power Sterlite Tech growth Encouraged by strong demand in its telecom business, Sterlite Technologies is looking at improving its margins to 12-12.5% this fiscal from below 7.3% last
- Thermax China unit to kick off in Sept Thermax Ltd, a Pune-based boiler and absorption chiller manufacturer, plans to start production at its China facility by the end of the second quarter.
- Sikh-Dera showdown shuts Punjab down The Punjab and Haryana bandh called by radical organisations to protest the killing of a Sikh youth, allegedly by Dera Sacha Sauda followers
- 22/7 farce changes UP's political calculus drastically The outcome of the trust vote promises to change the dynamics of Uttar Pradesh politics in a big way.
- Speaker will have final word on errant MPs The fate of 21 MPs, who had cross-voted during Tuesday's trust vote, will be soon decided by Lok Sabha speaker Somnath Chatterjee.
- 2 Britons cleared of child abuse The Bombay high court on Wednesday acquitted British nationals Duncan Grant and Alan Waters and their Indian manager William D'souza in the Anchorage Shelter paedophilia case.
- Mastek eyes 32% $-revenue growth Notwithstanding the uncertainties surrounding the global financial markets, mid-cap information technology company Mastek is hoping to grow at 32%
- American Tourister will drive Samsonite's growth The US-based luggage maker Samsonite is planning to ride on its global brand American Tourister to drive growth in the country.
- Home video labels take alternative route Ramdev Baba's gut-wrenching exercises have a devout following. But these days, the yoga guru is facing competition from unusual quarters - actor Shilpa Shetty.
- Now, Pak PM Gillani faces trust vote Going by the ongoing political developments in Pakistan, the day is not far when the country's opposition parties could ask PM Yousaf Gillani
- Pak confident of getting the nod The Pakistan Cricket Board is confident of getting a final go-ahead from the International Cricket Council to stage the Champions Trophy
- Don't just skywalk, shop too The second pedestrian skywalk, after the one already operational in Bandra (East), will be completed within six months at Kanjur Marg
- House adjourned over 'cop assault' on woman MLA Pandemonium in the state legislative assembly over the alleged attack on a woman MLA from Nanded by a local police officer led to the suspension of the day's proceedings
- Meet the master of the ceremony They key ingredient to any event, be it a marriage or a fete, is the MC, who's job it is to ensure that the programme moves fluidly
- The children of a street god "Have you seen Hancock?" Asks an excited Ravi. "You haven't seen Jane tu yet?" Quips a surprised Parvez.
- Judge will probe prisoners 'assault' The Bombay High Court on Wednesday ordered a judicial probe into the alleged assault of inmates in Arthur Road jail on June 28.
- DisSATISfied with work, World Bank pulls out The plan to improve the station areas is moving at snail speed as the city's developers are no longer under the whip of World Bank (WB) officials.
- HC gives women's panel six months to complete inquiry The Bombay High Court on Wednesday directed the Maharashtra State Commission for Women (MSCW) to complete within six months its investigation
- 'IVF clinics are cause for concern' The state initiating an inquiry against an in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) clinic that allegedly duped a childless couple has raised concerns
- Colleges fear readmissions Even as some city colleges are nervous about the court hearing on the percentile system today, most hope that the court will not ask them to redo the admission process.
- 150 wells to be revived With rain gods refusing to show mercy, the civic body is ready with its plan B to counter the depleting lake levels.
- American terror list spells trouble for innocent namesakes A Roman Catholic nun had to learn to bite her tongue because of it.
- 'Jihad train' fuels US row The lawmaker claims he had no problem with the campaign, but finds the people sponsoring it unacceptable.
- UK docs to face competence tests Doctors will have to show they are fit to practice once every five years under plans to be published by Chief Medical Officer Liam Donaldson
- 'Nepal prince did not kill family' A Nepalese soldier claiming to be an eyewitness to the tragedy has said Crown Prince Dipendra, blamed for the ghastly act, was killed before the rest of his family members on the fateful night.
- HC raps Meeran for media bytes The Bombay High Court on Wednesday has ruled that no magistrate in the state can order an accused to be sent to a mental hospital without consulting an expert.
- Cuba poised to rule the boxing ring Cuban boxers will be under scrutiny in and outside the Beijing ring after a string of defections but this exodus should not stop the communist-ruled island extending its boxing domination.
- King Kobe Los Angeles Lakers star will be looking to emulate Michael Jordan, arguably the sport's greatest player, by following his MVP title with an Olympic gold medal
- A finishing school for engineering graduates Alarmed by a finding that only 19 percent of engineering graduates are employable, an industries association and an educational institute have joined hands.
- 'The onus of n-deal now on Capitol Hill' With New Delhi having done its part to salvage the nuclear deal, it is now the US Congress' turn to shake India's outstretched hand, major American newspapers said.
- Delhi to have smart card based driving licence The Delhi government on Wednesday granted approval for smart card based driving licences that will "eliminate malpractices".
- Faisal Iqbal faces ban or fine Faisal Iqbal could be handed a ban or a hefty fine if the Pakistan Cricket Board decides to take disciplinary action against him for appearing in a Twenty20 tournament in Florida.
- Volkswagen to drive 'Beetle' in India German carmaker Volkswagen plans to drive in its iconic car 'Beetle' in India as it looks to strengthen presence in the country.
- MTN could still target Indian market MTN suffered a setback with a four percent drop in its share price Monday after a potential deal with RCom was called off on Friday, but the company will bounce back.
- Markets cheer Govt's win in floor test Investor community cheered in a big way the UPA government's win in the floor test late evening on Tuesday as the benchmark Sensex notched up this fiscal's biggest gain.
- Asif trying to rope in British medicine expert Pakistan's suspended pace bowler Mohammad Asif is trying to hire the services of renowned sports medicine expert from England Dr Graham Durgan
- Now, Indian etiquette classes in London Kissing Indian women goodbye is out for young British businessmen and professionals flying out to India to explore new job opportunities.
- Expulsion, CPI-M's 79th birthday 'gift' for Somnath! After being with the CPI-M for 40 years, it was not a birthday gift Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee would have exactly wished to get
- CPM boots out Somnath, hero of Tuesday's show CPI(M) on Wednesday expelled Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee from the party on the ground of "seriously compromising" its position.
- UPA looking to push reforms Free from the clutches of the Left parties, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Wednesday that the government would try to speed up reforms
- 'Board to blame if Champions Trophy is shifted' PCB would have only itself to blame if the Champions Trophy is shifted out of the country, said former captain Javed Miandad.
- 'Bubble Boy' in best shape for years Olympic champion Grant Hackett has rarely been in better shape thanks to a vigorous training regime and an odd routine that has earned him the nickname "Beijing Bubble Boy".
- Even Kanshi had not foreseen Mayawati as PM Mayawati may have suddenly emerged as a contender for the country's top job but even her guide, philosopher and political mentor Kanshi Ram had not thought she would travel this far.
- Trust vote will see reforms out of closet Armed with a comfortable victory in the trust motion, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government was on Wednesday ready to push forward some major economic reforms.
- Sania-Mattek advance in East West Bank Classic Sania Mirza and her American partner Bethanie Mattek breezed into the second round of $600,000 East West Bank Classic doubles, registering a convincing straight set victory.
- Military training for Pakistani cricketers Indiscipline has often been the bane of Pakistan cricket and the team management hopes to right the wrong by putting the players through a strict regimen at a military base.
- Coca-Cola brings 'purity' factor to Kinley Global soft drinks major Coca-Cola is going for a major re-branding of its packaged drinking water, Kinley to push sales on the 'purity' plank.
- Prince William's royal tribute to Diana Prince William, the second-in-line to the British throne, has paid touching tribute to his mother Princess Diana by incorporating her family logo in his royal symbol.
- Somnath refutes Politburo 'notice' report Somnath Chatterjee, who is under attack from the CPI(M) for not quitting his post, on Wednesday refuted reports which said the party could not send him a notice.
- BJP expels eight Lok Sabha MPs BJP expels eight MPs who defied party whip by cross voting and abstentions.
- Saddam Hussein's 'beauty' on sale A convertible Rolls Royce of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein has gone on sale with a price tag of 185,000 pounds.
- India capture two wickets on rainy day India captured two early wickets before opener Malinda Warnapura lit up a gloomy day by cracking a sparkling unbeaten half century to take Sri Lanka to 85 for two.
- Rain delays India-Sri Lanka 1st Test Wet conditions due to overnight rains delayed the start of the first Test match between India and Sri Lanka at Sinhalese Sports Club ground here on Wednesday.
- 'Referral only an extension of appealing' Dispelling fears about the umpire referral system, the International Cricket Council on Wednesday said the new technology is just an extension of appealing.
- When Arnie tossed Obama, Hillary from a cliff! A world-famous Canadian university stumped more than 6,000 high school students from around the world who took this year's Sir Isaac Newton (SIN) examination.
- 'Not all bad news on India-Pak front' : India poured a "bucket of cold water" on the fifth round of the just concluded composite dialogue with Pakistan but it was "not all bad news" on this front, with trade being enhanced.
- Pak girls forcibly married to resolve disputes The 'vani' custom - that sees young girls being forced into marriage to resolve feuds between clans - continues in Pakistan's tribal areas.
- Sri Lanka gets new cricket team manager Sri Lanka's former Test cricketer Charith Senanayake has been appointed the new manager of the national team for the current Indian tour.
- Mendis has to pass the Test of time There has been so much speculation and debate in recent days about Ajantha Mendis that he could have been a crucial player in the trust vote
- 11 Indians in race for 'Asia's Booker' Eleven Indian writers including Mumbai's own award-winning Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi and debut novelists Amit Varma and Sarayu Srivastava – are in the reckoning for the 2008 Man Asian Literary Prize
- Ramchand's tale wins over Pakistan Ramchand Pakistani, the latest sensation from the Pakistani cinema is all out to win hearts as its premier shows
- Chinese ready for a splash Chinese fans eager to witness what could be a gold medal sweep for the host country have made tickets for the Olympic diving among the hottest in town.
- Run machines When Haile Gebrselassie was taking distance running to new levels a decade ago few could have imagined that even before he had retired he would be eclipsed by another Ethiopian
- Batman Bale arrested for assaulting mother, sister Hollywood actor Christian Bale, the star of the new Batman film, has been arrested over allegations that he attacked his mother and sister
- Nepal in fresh crisis as Maoists refuse to form govt Nepal's Maoists said on Tuesday they would not form the Himalayan nation's first post-royal government after the defeat of their candidate for president
- 9 yrs on, Italy court reverses notorious rape sentence Italy's top appeals court upheld Monday a sexual assault conviction by ruling that "jeans cannot be compared to any type of chastity belt".
- Focus on Jindal as McCain set to meet him Amid reports that presumptive Republican nominee John McCain could pick his running mate as early as this week
- A test of confidence for India It's not often that India goes into a Test series where the main threat comes from a rookie spinner.
- Between India and victory stand M3 The headquarters of Sri Lankan cricket, Sinhalese Sports Club (SSC) will play host for first of the three Test match series between India and Sri Lanka.
- Batsmen's weak points on the giant screen Cricket coaches, bowlers and captains watching earlier matches and working out a strategy to tie down a star batsman of an opposite team is soon to become passé.
- Pressure will be on Mendis: Kumble The Indian batsmen have done their homework well and Sri Lanka's mystery spinner Ajantha Mendis would feel the heat bowling to a vastly experienced line-up in his debut Test.
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