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- Prince Harry accused of animal cruelty over polo horse injury Prince Harry has been accused of animal cruelty after pictures of him riding an injured horse during a polo match surfaced.In the picture, he is riding a pony that appeared to have been stabbed in the flank by his spurs.
- Satyam case: Court allows accused to plead his case G Ramakrishna had sought the court's permission to argue on his own against the CBI's allegations as part of hearing of arguments prior to the framing of charges.
- Tribunal issues notice to Centre on SPS Rathore's plea A bench of central administrative tribunal (CAT) has issued a notice to the Centre on an application from disgraced former Haryana DGP SPS Rathore challenging the decision to suspend his pension.
- Seven people injured in communal clash in Muzaffarnagar The incident occurred last evening at Balwa village when a youth teased a girl belonging to another community.
- Centre giving full support to Bihar to tackle hostage crisis Security forces have intensified search operations in the hilly and forest areas in Dharhara, Kajra and several other places in Bihar's Munger, Jamui and Lakhisarai districts to trace the kidnapped policemen.
- Jagan Mohan Reddy leaves for Prakasam to resume 'Odarpu Yatra' Jagan stopped at Porumamilla in Kadapa district in the state on his way to Giddaluru in Prakasam, from where he would commence the
- One injured as building collapses in New Delhi The roof of the kitchen at the Centre Mess of the Police Lines in Kingsway Camp collapsed at around 9am, the officials said.
- Karnataka threatens to launch legal battle on mining issue 'I will go to the Supreme Court. I will fight a legal battle,' said BS Yeddyurappa, whose government has come under fire from the Congress and JDS over the illegal mining issue.
- New Russia wildfires kill 2, consume homes Fires driven by high winds destroyed nearly 500 buildings in the Volgograd and Saratov provinces, including 342 homes, emergencies ministry spokesperson Irina Andriyanova said.
- ICC should take action against guilty players: Sachin Tendulkar 'ICC should make a thorough probe in the 'spot-fixing' scandal and take appropriate action if the players are found guilty,' Tendulkar told reporters in New Delhi.
- Jelena Jankovic edges Mirjana Lucic in feisty US Open contest The pair had repeated spats with the umpire over a host of contested line calls during their two-hour two-minute match on another steamy day inside Louis Armstrong Stadium.
- Dengue scare: Mosquito nets, repellents for Games athletes The Municipal Corporation of Delhi, which is facing flak over the rapid increase in the number of dengue cases, insists that its workers are 'on the job' to check breeding at all the Games venues.
- Dengue scare: Mosquito nets, repellents for Games athletes The Municipal Corporation of Delhi, which is facing flak over the rapid increase in the number of dengue cases, insists that its workers are 'on the job' to check breeding at all the Games venues.
- Samsung raises 2010 smart phone sales target: Report Samsung trails behind Nokia, Research In Motion, Apple and HTC in the fast growing smart phone market and had a 4.8% market share last quarter.
- Mild earthquake fails to dampen dahi handi celebrations in Gujarat People in the tremor-affected Banaskantha, Patan, Vadodara Surat and Amreli districts celebrated the festival with gaiety yesterday.
- US Open: Beaten Nikolay Davydenko planning radical action The Masters Cup champion became the highest seed to fall in the men's event when he was thrashed 6-3 6-4 6-2 by Frenchman Richard Gasquet in the second round.
- Six matches set for Friday after rain halts play at hockey World Cup The three Pool B matches scheduled for Thursday were postponed to early Friday to be followed by three Pool A matches.
- Manmohan Singh says he would look into Navi Mumbai airport issue The assurance was given by the prime minister to a Maharashtra Congress delegation led by chief minister Ashok Chavan and comprising a number of senior leaders including revenue minister Narayan Rane.
- Euro 2012: France, England and Italy bid for fresh starts The qualifying competition affords all three the opportunity to restore their battered confidence and rebuild tarnished reputations after they limped to humiliating early exits in South Africa.
- Vasundhara Patwardhan passes away Patwardhan had written many short stories, essays and radio plays and was a recipient of several state awards.
- Sunil Mittal's son joins Bharti Airtel Shravin Bharti Mittal, 23, one of twin sons of Sunil Bharti Mittal, will be part of Bharti's international operations in Africa, the company said in a statement.
- ACP's son and daughter-in-law commit suicide in Mumbai The young couple -- Abhijit, 27, and wife Ashwini, 21 --were found dead at their residence this morning. Abhijit, son of ACP Madhusudan Kurne, used his father's service revolver to kill himself.
- US medical programs missing millions of kids: Report An estimated 7.3 million children were uninsured on an average day in 2008 and 65% of them were eligible for Medicaid of CHIP coverage.
- Homeless CPI(M) leaders returning to West Midnapore Nearly 14 months after they fled from their homes in Maoist-hit West Midnapore district, CPI(M) leaders and supporters are venturing back, with the police attributing it to the improvement in the situation.
- BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill costs hit $8 billion BP also indicated that there had been no major uptick in the amount of money being handed out to those affected by the spill.
- Underdogs gets their chance in limelight at US Open When they enter Arthur Ashe Stadium on Friday to play for a spot in the third round, the odds will be heavily stacked in the Briton's favour. Brown could be excused for feeling as though he was being fed to the lions.
- America's latest sweetheart Melanie Oudin gunning for Maria Sharapova Last year a then 17-year-old Oudin eliminated the Russian in the third round and won the hearts of the partisan crowd before falling in the second round earlier this week.
- Double increments for Marathi postgraduates: BMC panel 'The BMC is likely to issue a circular to the effect today,' Rahul Shewale, chairman of the BMC's standing committee which passed the proposal, said.
- US Open: Maria Sharapova joins easy centre court winners The 2006 Open winner did not face a single break point in her demolition of the 68th-ranked Benesova who contributed 26 unforced errors to her own demise.
- US Open: Tattooed Svetlana Kuznetsova aims to silence detractors The tattoo, which the Russian number 11 seed has had since her second round loss at Indian Wells in March, is a message to critics who have judged her fluctuating performance this year.
- Security tightened around Nitish Kumar's house All routes leading to the chief minister's residence have been sealed and patrolling intensified in the security zone area, a top state official said.
- US Open: Novak Djokovic holds off Philipp Petzschner to reach third round Third-seeded Djokovic closed out the irresistible display by the seeds with a 7-5 6-3 7-6 victory under the lights at Arthur Ashe Stadium that marked the fifth successive straight-sets win for the seeds on centre court.
- Curfew lifted from Anantnag, life returns to normal in Valley Curfew was imposed in the town on August 30 after a youth was allegedly killed in firing by security forces.
- Let the Games begin... In a bid to create awareness of the Commonwealth Games, an exposition has been put up on the wheels of a specially designed train called the Commonwealth Express.
- Let the Games begin... In a bid to create awareness of the Commonwealth Games, an exposition has been put up on the wheels of a specially designed train called the Commonwealth Express.
- Vuvuzelas set for blast off at Commonwealth Games Unlike the ones sold in South Africa, the vuvuzelas will be decorated in Indian colours and priced at a little less than $4.
- Pak defends tainted trio, hints at Indian hand in match-fixing saga 'I found that all these three players were absolutely innocent. The agent (Mazhar Majeed) was responsible for defrauding some Asian bookies,' said Pakistan high commissioner to Britain Wajid S Hassan.
- Pak defends tainted trio, hints at Indian hand in match-fixing saga 'I found that all these three players were absolutely innocent. The agent (Mazhar Majeed) was responsible for defrauding some Asian bookies,' said Pakistan high commissioner to Britain Wajid S Hassan.
- Food inflation up at 10.86% in third week of August Food inflation has been in double digit for most of the year, except for a brief period in July when it fell to single digit.
- Taliban claim responsibility for Pakistan attacks Wednesday's blasts in the eastern city was the first major militant attack in Pakistan since floods waters tore through the country over the past month.
- Sensex up 78 points in the opening trade The 30-share index, which had gained over 267 points in the previous two sessions, rose by 0.42% to 18,316.32 points in the first five minutes of trading.
- No holds barred, govindas reach for sky Mumbaikars came out in large numbers on Thursday to see govindas scale new heights while attempting to break dahi handis across the city.
- Harley-Davidson to set up Harley Owners Group soon Harley currently has four dealerships across Delhi, Hyderabad, Chandigarh and Mumbai. It plans to open one more in Bangalore this month.
- Nitish Kumar calls all-party meet tomorrow The RJD-LJP combine had yesterday accused the chief minister of "failing" to handle the crisis and urged Kumar to hold an all-party meeting on the sensitive issue.
- India conveys concern to China over presence in Pak-occupied Kashmir The Indian concerns over Chinese "activity and presence" were conveyed by ambassador to China S Jaishankar during a meeting with their vice-minister for foreign affairs Zhang Zhijun in Beijing today.
- Body of policeman Lucas Tete held hostage by Maoists found in Bihar Self-proclaimed Maoist spokesperson Avinash had yesterday claimed to have killed sub-inspector Abhay Yadav after the expiry of the deadline set by them for a government response to their demand by 4pm yesterday.
- KSCA fails to take extra cover Karnataka State Cricket Association is staging Corporate Trophy, a BCCI event, which has attracted stars such as Gautham Gambhir, Virat Kohli and Praveen Kumar, without adequate security apparatus in place.
- 9 more die of Japanese encephalitis, toll reaches 231 Four of the deceased hailed from Gorakhpur, two from Kushinagar and one each from Sant Kabir Nagar and Siddharth Nagar. One victim hailed from neighbouring Bihar.
- 'Longer concessions will lower VGF' IL&FS Transportation Networks managing director K Ramchand talks about the unviability of bond issues, financial closure of ITNL's projects and why it made sense for the company to not build its roads.
- Infrastructure as a Service will be key driver for cloud computing in India Cloud services could act as saviour for smaller firms, helping keep their cost of IT infrastructure to a minimum.
- Long-term loss on sale of shares or MFs cannot be set off Is it possible to obtain the necessary information to submit my I-T returns electronically, since I have a PAN card?
- Haze over calculation of fair value provides opportunity for accounting fraud In the absence of guidance from the market regulator or the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, corporates are left to fend for themselves.
- Meeting Vijender Singh was a dream come true, says 10-year-old champ Owais Darvesh who won the Maharashtra state boxing championship (U-12 cub category) and also the trophy for the best boxer, was felicitated by Percept during the launch of Lagaan Cup-Fight Nights on Wednesday.
- Expect more riots -- and food prices could be the trigger DNA takes an in depth look at food security in India. This is the third in a series of six articles on the issue
- Have dynasties become an integral part of Indian politics? How do we end this trend? Whether it is the Gandhis, the Scindias, the Pawars or the Karunanidhi clan, India is fast becoming a shining example of dynastic politics.
- Champion athlete Madhu Shivdutt laid to rest The 55-year-old, who once held the national record in 4x100 metres relay, succumbs to cancer.
- Infosys says cloud marries outsourcing Infosys offers to run entire departments instead of just the software using cloud computing technology
- It's business as usual as China dismisses Gilgit presence Sino-India trade goes up to $42 billion, number of Chinese workers in India balloons to 7,000.
- Infosys says BPO hit the most by job losses in the US Some try to counter by offering higher-level skills and quality in voice and non-voice.
- Government to release 2.5 million tonnes of food grain for poor The move, however, is unlikely to make any material difference to the stocks, which had reached a peak of more than 58 million tonnes at the end of June.
- Poor storage not behind high food prices: Economic advisor Kaushik Basu, chief economic advisor in the finance ministry calls for a relook at entire system of food production, procurement, release and distribution.
- Greens see red over revival of caretaker policy of BMC The policy permits a private party to build clubhouses, restaurants, and other recreation amenities on a portion of the recreation ground or playground.
- Ayurvedic doctor fined for causing woman's death in Chhattisgarh Doctor Prem Singh Verma of Chhattisgarh administered an injection to a woman seeking cure to weakness developed after giving birth to a child. She suffered a reaction due to wrong medicine and died.
- Sadhvi Pragya brought to Mumbai in an ambulance The sadhvi had applied for permission to continue treatment in Nashik. However, special MCOCA judge YD Shinde ordered that she be shifted to a jail in Byculla.
- Wealth of hubby's kin can't be basis for granting maintenance: Delhi high court The Delhi high court has ruled that alimony should be decided based on the income and assets of a man, not his parents.
- BC Jindal to list power venture Jindal Powertech to hit capital markets by April 2011; aims to raise Rs800-1,000 crore
- IMF to immediately provide $450 million to Pakistan The emergency assistance comes on top of the $7.3 billion provided under the current Stand-By Arrangement, in place since November 2008, the IMF said.
- BDD chawls: Ashok Chavan says private builders, Sachin Ahir bats for Mhada Spread across 99 acres in central Mumbai, redevelopment of the area has been on the cards for a long time.
- GC to decide on retention, number of IPL matches on Sunday Former India skippers Sunil Gavaskar, MAK Pataudi and Ravi Shastri are believed to have come out with a few suggestions on retention, although eight of the 10 franchises want all players thrown into the auction pool.
- Did TV coverage cause extra casualties during Kargil war, asks CIC The Central Information Commission (CIC) has asked the Indian Army to reveal if an inquiry was conducted in the incident of a female TV reporter's coverage of the 1999 Kargil war.
- Maharashtra leaders display rare unity at Sonia Gandhi's election Sonia's election is actually a formality, but the bonhomie among the leaders was rare, given the state of factional turbulence.
- Maharashtra leaders display rare unity at Sonia Gandhi's election Sonia's election is actually a formality, but the bonhomie among the leaders was rare, given the state of factional turbulence.
- Sonia Gandhi re-elected Congress chief, announcement today 'A total of 56 nomination papers, each proposed by 10 party men, were received," Oscar Fernandes, who heads the party's election authority, said.
- Nalco, Indonesian firm differ on coal supply to smelter Indian firm seeks bids for coal supply, says it has no contract with MEC Coal.
- Police chief acts on Bandra woman's 6am distress call Fifteen minutes after 39-year-old Shabeena Shaikh's call, she was provided police protection, an FIR was lodged and her husband was arrested.
- Surgeries down by 70% due to shortage of beds in hospitals in Mumbai Another reason for the number of surgical procedures coming down is that surgeons themselves are urging patients to postpone the date of elective surgeries.
- Diseases in Mumabi jumpes three-fold in August According to statistics provided by the public health department in the BMC, 47 people died of malaria in August this year. The toll was 18 in July.
- National Auto Authority will synergise govt, industry, R&D The NAA has been in the works for quite some time and should be established by the year end, when all necessary approvals are in place and a "suitable technocrat" has been identified to head the body.
- State campaign against taxi drivers is unfair: Sayajirao Waghmare On Monday morning, commuters in the city were forced to confront an unexpected situation: An unannounced taxi strike.
- EIH & RIL: A mystery wrapped in a call option enigma? The Street continues to be perplexed by Reliance Industries' (RIL) decision to take up 14.12% equity stake in East India Hotels Ltd (EIH).
- Civil Aviation Ministry protects Air India, domestic carriers' turf No wonder then that it has agreed to release just about 1,500 additional seat entitlements per week to Malaysian carriers against a demand of about 20,000 additional seats.
- Salman Khan verdict may rescue Marine Drive hit-and-run accused Citing Khan's Bandra hit-and-run case, Kothari's defence counsel Satish Maneshinde said that section 304 (II) of the IPC could not be applied in Kothari's case, as he had no prior intention of hitting the two-wheeler.
- Rahul Gandhi to visit Maharashtra on September 7 Rahul will visit Akola, Aurangabad and Pune and hold interactions with students.
- August vault in shipping rates seen more a blip than trend The Baltic Dry Index (BDI), the barometer of shipping freight rates, had slumped in July to around 1700.
- Three tainted Pakistani cricketers suspended by ICC Under tougher new rules brought in last year by the ICC, the players can be suspended provisionally ahead of any hearing if it is in the interests of the game.
- For close to 10 years, BMC taxed Mumbaikars twice for sewerage The BMC collects the sewerage tax towards disposal of sewage. It collected Rs21 crore in 2007-08 and Rs23 crore in 2008-09 on this head under two heads -- property tax and water tax.
- Supreme Court order disincentive for Hindu undivided family The judgment, passed by a bench of justice Mukundakam Sharma and justice AR Dave, is related to an appeal filed by Sudam Shankar Kshirsagar and co-members of his Hindu joint family.
- President Pratibha Patil's daughter's trust gets Rs19 crore land for pittance Villagers in Pune concerned at supposed loss of grazing grounds to organisation of Pratibha Patil's daughter Jyoti Rathore.
- Mumbai makhanchors chase big money at Thane dahi handis The epicentre of the govinda festival has moved from the city to Thane, helped by politicians who have lured the crowds with big prize money and publicised their dahi handi competitions.
- For Chinese museum, school textbooks, 1962 war never happened India lost 1,383 soldiers in the war with China, while close to 4,000 Indian troops were captured by the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
- Handi sponsored by Christian group in Vile Parle This year, the prize offered to the group that broke the handi on Baji Prabhu Deshpande Road, on SV Road, was Rs1,11,112. It was sponsored by the local unit of the Mobai Gaothan Panchayat.
- Viva la Govinda! Spanish Castellers impressed Twelve Spanish Castellers, who have come to Thane to witness the dahi handi festival, were very impressed by techniques Indian youth use in creating human pyramids.
- No holds barred, govindas reach for sky in Mumbai Break political and social barriers to win hearts of Mumbaikars on Gokulashtami.
- Festivities in Mumbai land 5 govindas in ICU More than 270 youngsters including 10 minors suffered fractures and other injuries.
- Maharashtra government reluctant to promise money for next phase of the Bandra-Worli sea link According to sources, chief minister Ashok Chavan initially said there was no commitment from the state government to fund the viability gap for the project.
- Panel to assess loss caused by oil spill off Mumbai The state government has clarified that it would claim maximum compensation towards the loss to nets, boats and fish, the seizure of fish made by the BMC after the oil spill.
- Non-Marathi is BJP's new Mumbai chief Raj Purohit, though technically an outsider, is no novice in Mumbai's politics. He was the minister of state for housing in the Shiv Sena-BJP government in 1995.
- With rookie interpreters for help in diamond heist case, police lost in translation Police fail to extract information from foreign nationals because the language facilitators lack interrogation skills.
- Database of property, land mortgages launched The database will contain address, survey number, agreement value, loan amount, information about the borrower and importantly, history of past enquiries about the property.
- Bombay high court allows release of Emotional Atyachar The film starring Vinay Pathak, Ranvir Shorey and Kalki Koechlin was to be released on Friday.
- Portugal tour a reality check: Sunil Chhetri The Indian national team is in Bangkok currently to play the first of several friendly matches lined up for this month after their two-month training camp in Portugal.
- Shweta Thadeshwar steals the show for Jamnabai Narsee The goalkeeper pulled off three brilliant saves and scored the winning penalty in the tie break against Canossa, Andheri, at the Azad Maidan on Thursday.
- Mohammad Kaif shines for Air India The skipper, coming in at No.4, struck a brilliant unbeaten 82 in the team's six wicket-win over Chemplast in a Group C match at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, on Thursday.
- Diversion rule puts off fliers, upsets schedules in Mumbai Passengers worried about safety, travel Duration once guideline comes into effect.
- Ask not whether govts will default, but how What matters is whether countries have the ability to service the huge debts that they have accumulated.
- Jagan Mohan all set to resume his yatra tomorrow Despite the reservations of the party high command, Congress MP YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is set to resume his controversial 'Odarpu yatra' in Prakasam district of Andhra Pradesh tomorrow.
- Revenue, deficits looking better The overall budgetary position of the Central government as of end-July has" improved" in relation to what it was a year ago.
- Three killed in cylinder explosion in Andhra Pradesh A woman and her two children were killed on the spot in a LPG gas cylinder blast in Yerrlagudem village of Buttayagudem Mandal in West Godavari district today.
- Workers from Gulf platform taken to second platform The platform continued to burn about two hours after an explosion on the rig was reported, said Coast Guard fireman Katherine McNamara.
- Norway's Thor Hushovd wins stage six of Tour of Spain Italian Daniele Bennati was second behind the Cervelo rider and Slovenia''s Grega Bole was third.
- Asian Hotels West buys stake in Inovoa Hotels Asian Hotels plans to acquire an additional 34.11% in Inovoa during the current fiscal following which the latter would become its subsidiary, it said.
- Scotland announces minimum price for alcohol The minority Scottish National Party administration announced last year that it intended to bring in a minimum price to curb alcohol consumption
- Miroslav Klose aims for fourth World Cup in 2014 aged 36 Klose, whose four goals at the World Cup in South Africa in June and July put him second behind Ronaldo in the all-time tournament top scorers'' list with 14, said he did not feel old.
- Lehman Brothers preps bank units for sale or shutdown The move is part of the unwinding of Lehman's operations nearly two years after it filed for bankruptcy on Sept 15, 2008, the largest US bankruptcy filing in history.
- England's Graham Onions out for up to nine months Onions had been having extensive treatment for a stress-fracture related back injury since May in the hope of being fit for the Ashes tour to Australia.
- Coaches support five-refs experiment, say UEFA However, they are less enthusiastic about changing the away goals rule used in European club competition, even though some feel it encourages teams to play defensively at home rather than attack when they are away.
- Mariner Energy facility in Gulf of Mexico on fire The US Coast Guard said rescue ships and helicopters were flying from New Orleans and Houston to the burning rig.
- People in southern Pak evacuate areas submerged by Indus Local provincial legislator Imran Leghari said an emergency had been declared in the area and people had been asked to evacuate their homes as soon as possible.
- Hurricane Earl takes aim at US East Coast The US National Hurricane Centre said the massive Category 4 storm on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale of intensity had strengthened with its top sustained winds reaching 145mph (230kph).
- J&K Bank to act as partner-financier of seed fund scheme Jammu & Kashmir Bank has adopted the seed capital fund scheme of the state government for providing hassle-free finance to unemployed educated youth in the state.
- Tainted trio to be interrogated by Scotland Yard: Sources Pakistan high commissioner Wajid Shamsul Hasan, however, told reporters in London earlier in the day that the trio were not dropped but opted out from the T20 and one-day series.
- Cricketers found guilty should be heavily punished: Sourav Ganguly Former India captain Sourav Ganguly today said the International Cricket Council (ICC) is not a policing body and the cricketers themselves should have responsibility towards the game.
- Dutch mother held, suspected of killing three babies It is the second case in less than a month of a Dutch mother being suspected of killing multiple babies.
- Two injured as security forces open fire in Kashmir The injured have been identified as Reyaz Ahmad Badyari, who has been hit in the abdomen and Sajid Rashid, who has sustained injuries in both his legs.
- Congress urges governor to ask Jharkhand to update below poverty line list "Cards of different categories earmarked for the BPL people have not yet been issued. The governor should immediately initiate steps in this regard in the drought-hit state," Congress leader PN Singh said.
- Police fires in the air as protests rock J&K's Doda district Police opened fire in the air as a mob protesting the death of a driver, torched two vehicles and attacked a police station in Doda district of Jammu and Kashmir today.
- Ram Jethmalani moots judicial commission for appointment of judges The former law minister said that the commission should appoint judges and the existing system of appointment by the president on the recommendation of collegium of judges should be done away with.
- Intel sees faster growth in embedded chips Intel has said the market for chips embedded in objects ranging from cars to medical equipment to electricity grids, represents a $15 billion opportunity, one that the company has increasingly focussed on as the PC market matures.
- Petronas extend Malaysia Grand Prix sponsorship Malaysia has hosted a grand prix at the purpose-built Sepang International circuit outside Kuala Lumpur since 1999 and Petronas has sponsored all 12.
- Petronas extend Malaysia Grand Prix sponsorship Malaysia has hosted a grand prix at the purpose-built Sepang International circuit outside Kuala Lumpur since 1999 and Petronas has sponsored all 12.
- Mamata Banerjee announces month-long 'anti-terror' movement in West Bengal The Trinamool Congress chief announced the movement across West Bengal from September 6 to "highlight CPI-M's armed attacks and atrocities" on her party workers.
- C'wealth Games medal prospect Saurav Vij, another athlete caught for doping Shot putter Saurabh Vij and Akash Antil flunked dope tests conducted by the National Anti-doping Agency last month, Athletics Federation of India said today.
- Goa tourism industry troubleshoots possible tar ball effect The state tourism industry which is gearing up for the next season in October had feared cancellations after the tar balls on Goa beaches made headlines at national and international level.
- 744 additional Haj seats for Jammu & Kashmir The computerised draw of lots for allotment of seats was held in Mumbai, the State Haj Committee said in a press release.
- Nakoda to invest Rs329 million on wind power project Textiles firm Nakoda Ltd will enter into a power purchase agreement with Madhya Pradesh Electricity Board to supply around 11.2 million units per year at the rate of Rs4.35 per unit for 13 years.
- When Pervez Musharraf chose Palestine over Kashmir Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair also recalls how Musharraf blamed Gen Zia ul Haq for heightening the Kashmir issue and making reconciliation with India harder.
- When Pervez Musharraf chose Palestine over Kashmir Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair also recalls how Musharraf blamed Gen Zia ul Haq for heightening the Kashmir issue and making reconciliation with India harder.
- Ration shops all over India to down shutters on Tuesday Ration Dealers Association has alleged that the supreme court verdict not to allot food grains to 74 crore above poverty line families was a plan hatched by the centre.
- J&K government asks separatists to respond to talks offer by Centre 'Dialogue is the only effective means to sort out issues and resolve complex problems in a democratic way,' minister for rural development Ali Mohammad Sagar said.
- Heavy rains lash Delhi Vehicular movement across the city was affected due to the rains. The most affected were people who headed towards temples on the occasion of Janmashtami.
- Four Commonwealth Games wrestlers caught for doping Shattered with the incident, Indian Wrestling Federation immediately announced their replacements for the mega-event, to be held from October 3.
- Nikon says preparing camera to create 'new market' The world's third-largest camera maker, which vies with market leader Canon Inc in the profitable SLR segment, is seeing no downturn in sales in the United States or Europe despite economic woes.
- AOL renews Google search agreement The new five-year deal, effective immediately, includes a revenue share on a per-search basis. Additional financial terms were not disclosed.
- Julia Roberts not the first celebrity to embrace Hinduism Marilyn Monroe once reportedly claimed that yoga (one of the six systems of orthodox Hindu philosophy) improved her legs.
- Julia Roberts not the first celebrity to embrace Hinduism Marilyn Monroe once reportedly claimed that yoga (one of the six systems of orthodox Hindu philosophy) improved her legs.
- US jobless claims fall, Q2 productivty much weaker Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped for a second straight week, slipping 6,000 to a seasonally adjusted 472,000 in the week ended August 28.
- US jobless claims fall, Q2 productivty much weaker Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped for a second straight week, slipping 6,000 to a seasonally adjusted 472,000 in the week ended August 28.
- Beggar making £23k a year fined in Britain Scruffy Daniel Terry sat in shop doorways on a sleeping bag to convince sympathetic passers-by he was homeless.
- Bosses who sack the most make maximum money Bosses of the 50 US companies that sacked the most staff during the recession earned 42% more than their peers, concluded the research.
- Wall Street opens flat after jobless data The market could face pressure from profit-taking the day after Wall Street racked up its best day in eight weeks on strong manufacturing data in the United States and China.
- Tiger Woods has not moved to New York apartment? Real-estate sources say it's either wishful thinking or a stunt pulled by a landlord to promote his building.
- Nitish Kumar offers to hold talks with Maoists Nitish Kumar offered to hold talks with Maoists for securing the release of the four policemen abducted by them and assured the ultra-Left activists safe passage for the negotiations.
- Time Warner Cable, Disney yet to reach deal The programming fee dispute between the two sides is over how much the cable operator would pay Disney for the right to carry TV networks including ABC, various ESPN channels and other Disney channels.
- HP ups bid for 3PAR; 3PAR to end deal with Dell 3PAR shares rose to $33.59 in premarket trade from their close on Wednesday at $32.08. They had had mostly traded around $10 this year, until Dell announced its $18 per share bid in August.
- Temple in Kashmir reopens after 19 years A Sanatan Dharm Pratap temple, gutted in a fire incident in early days of militancy in Lal Chowk area of the city, was today reopened after two decades on the occasion of Janamashtami.
- We will match Melbourne Games: Suresh Kalmadi 'We are trying to emulate what Melbourne had done in 2006 because I feel Melbourne Commonwealth Games and (2000) Sydney Olympics are the best multi-sports event I have ever seen,' said Kalmadi
- Everton midfielder Mikel Arteta is ineligible to play for England: FIFA England boss Fabio Capello and the FA thought Arteta, 28, qualified on residency grounds and the fact he had never appeared for his home country at senior level.
- Burger King buyout seen at $24 per share Shares of Burger King, the No 2 US hamburger chain, surged 23% to $23.20 after the report. They had gained nearly 15% on Wednesday after news of a potential deal first emerged.
- Study claims 9/11 terror strikes, the defining moment of modern times Researchers have analysed text messages sent on September 11, 2001, and come to the conclusion that the event spiked anxiety and steadily increasing anger across a wide spectrum of citizenry through that fateful day.
- Britain to share Scotland Yard report on 'spot-fixing' scandal with Pakistan Britain's acting high commissioner Peter Tibber made the remarks during a meeting with interior minister Rehman Malik at the interior ministry.
- Now, Delhi govt silently drops C'Wealth Games related projects The government has silently dropped many a project, which were earlier dubbed as "very important" from the list of the projects to be launched before the mega sporting event beginning October 3.
- Now, Delhi govt silently drops C'Wealth Games related projects The government has silently dropped many a project, which were earlier dubbed as "very important" from the list of the projects to be launched before the mega sporting event beginning October 3.
- National Badminton champion Trupti Murgunde fails to make the cut The Badminton Association of India today announced a strong 10-member squad, including five women, for the Commonwealth Games.
- Imran Khan should take over Pak cricket: Kapil Dev 'I really feel sorry for Pakistan cricket and cricketers. Nothing is going right for them at the moment. We don't want Pakistan cricket to die,' said India's World Cup-winning captain.
- India, Pak request UN, others to appoint Kishenganga umpires As per the provisions of the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, once the process of arbitration is initiated by any of the two countries, the three umpires, including the chairman, have to be appointed within 60 days.
- Congress rebukes BJP, says Sonia Gandhi can become party chief 40 times 'We do not discuss the constitution of another party... Why four times she (Gandhi) could be the party president 40 times if the party wants,' AICC general secretary Janardan Dwivedi said.
- English rugby chiefs planning crackdown on gambling The Rugby Football Union, which governs the English Rugby, is planning a crackdown on gambling to prevent the kind of scandal rocking Pakistan cricket.
- Move beyond resettlement of displaced Tamils: India to Sri Lanka India today asked Sri Lanka to move beyond the resettlement of people displaced due to the civil war in the country's north and find a political solution to the long-pending Tamil question.
- Move beyond resettlement of displaced Tamils: India to Sri Lanka India today asked Sri Lanka to move beyond the resettlement of people displaced due to the civil war in the country's north and find a political solution to the long-pending Tamil question.
- India a shining example of democracy: Tony Blair In his memoir titled My Journey, Blair mentions the growing economic power of India several times, and credits himself for foreseeing the growing importance of China and India to international agreements.
- Security tightened around Nitish Kumar's official bungalow The decision came following reports that Maoists had eliminated one of the four policemen kidnapped by them during Sunday's encounter in Lakhisarai district.
- Lankan army to return lands of Tamils of Indian origin: Nirupama Rao Rao, who ended her three-day trip to Sri Lanka today, said she had taken up the issue with the top leadership in the country.
- Lankan army to return lands of Tamils of Indian origin: Nirupama Rao Rao, who ended her three-day trip to Sri Lanka today, said she had taken up the issue with the top leadership in the country.
- China's Huawei wins Tata Tele 3G network contract Tata Teleservices said on Thursday it had given China's Huawei Technologies a contract to roll out the company's third-generation mobile network.
- 2 American troops killed in Afghanistan attacks Two American troops died in fighting in Afghanistan today, while NATO and local officials said coalition and Afghan forces had killed at least 37 insurgents in a series of ground and air engagements.
- I was an animal in the bedroom, says Tony Blair Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has revealed in his book that he was an animal in the bedroom.
- Hurriyat Conference announces break in agitation on eve of Eid 'There will be no strike on September 9, 10 and 11 in connection with Eid-ul-Fitr,' Hurriyat chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani said issuing a fresh 11-day protest calender.
- Dutch star Rafael van der Vaart finally joins Tottenham Hotspur The Real Madrid midfielder's move was ratified yesterday after technical problems held up the deal before Tuesday's deadline.
- Cherie had an 'incredible instinct' for offending people, says Tony Blair Blair sought to dispel some commonly held notions about his wife, insisting that she got along just fine with the Queen, and did not take showers with her controversial "lifestyle guru" Carole Caplin.
- Afghan authorities say 10 civilians killed in NATO airstrike NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), the international counter-insurgency mission in Afghanistan, said it was "aware of the allegations".
- Rajasthan to emerge as hub for market research Rajasthan is fast growing into the country's new commerce and industrial hub, with the central government having approved of setting up a manufacturing and investment zone.
- Manchester United fans most likely to philander off the field On the contrary, Aston Ville and Everton followers are least likely to stray.
- Iran's first lady of skiing trains on grass Marjan Kalhor said that she loves her career as a skier despite the fact that, like many Iranian athletes, she receives no financial backing.
- More to Kevin Pietersen's shock dumping than meets the eye: Shane Watson Australian all-rounder Shane Watson believes that the dramatic axing of England batsman Kevin Pietersen is related to underlying issues within the team.
- Teenage Brit girl with nut allergy dies after eating curry Molly Dyer, 13, collapsed in front of her mum as she suffered a suspected allergic reaction.
- Ex-England cricketer Darren Gough slams 'pathetic' dumping of Kevin Pietersen The former South African was axed from England's one-day and Twenty20 sides on Tuesday after a foul-mouthed tirade on Twitter.
- IPL governing council to meet in Mumbai on Sunday The governing council of the Indian Premier League is to meet in Mumbai on September 5 and is expected to take a decision on the match schedule for the expanded 2011 season, involving 10 franchise.
- Tainted trio opted out of England series, not dropped: Pak high commissioner Pakistan high commissioner Wajid S Hasan today said Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamir were not dropped for the series against England but opted out due to the "mental torture" they are facing.
- Kerala announces cash prize of Rs10 lakh to S Prannoy Kerala government today announced a cash prize of Rs10 lakhs to S Prannoy, who won the silver medal in badminton in the Youth Olympics in Singapore.
- Pak awaiting India's response on sharing of findings in Samjhauta bombings 'There has been no progress to this end and Pakistan hopes that New Delhi will expedite the process to bring the perpetrators to book as 60 Pakistanis lost their lives in this incident,' Pakistan spokesperson said.
- Shia Muslims mourn victims of Lahore triple bombings Provincial authorities today announced that the paramilitary Pakistan Rangers will remain deployed in Lahore till September 15 to maintain law and order.
- Dahi handi becomes a multi-crore festival, thanks to politicians This year, NCP MLA Jitendra Avhad's 'Sangharsh' dahi handi in adjoining Thane is the biggest handi in terms of prize money. The `Govinda' group that breaks the handi will take home a whopping Rs75 lakh.
- US Open crowd eagerly awaits Roger Federer encore Five-times US champion Federer brought the house down with his back-to-the-net, between-the-legs winner against a dumbfounded Brian Dabul of Argentina in the first-round.
- Hamas says will continue attacks on Israelis Hamas said on Thursday its militants would keep on attacking Israelis and denounced peace talks between Israel and the West Bank-based Palestinian government due to start in Washington later in the day.
- Pak welcomes US designation of Tehrik-e-Taliban as foreign terrorist org Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit told a weekly news briefing that Pakistan welcomes the US administration's decision.
- Samantha Stosur secures first trip to US Open third round The French Open runner-up had never been beyond round two in six previous visits to Flushing Meadows but too strong for world number 62 Rodionova and won in just 64 minutes.
- 1972 Andes air crash survivors head for Chile mine Survivors of a 1972 plane crash featured in the movie "Alive" will travel to Chile to comfort the families of 33 trapped miners as a way of repaying the country for help in their dramatic rescue.
- Australian school under fire for making "gay" Kookaburra "fun" Garry Martin of Le Page Primary School in Melbourne decided to replace the song's last line "gay your life must be" with "fun your life must be".
- Venus Williams flies flag for Williams family at US Open Williams, US Open champion in 2000 and 2001, is the highest-ranked American in the women's draw this year after her sister, world number one Serena, withdrew because of a foot injury.
- Israeli settlers start new construction, defy talks Naftali Bennett, director of the settlers' YESHA council, said that settlers would begin building homes and public structures in at least 80 settlements.
- Francesca Schiavone wins all-Italian clash at US Open The number six seed started her match confidently on the Grandstand court and needed just 65 minutes to eliminate the qualifier from Milan, who now lives in London.
- Colombian club's players end strike over unpaid salaries Club vice-president Jose Manuel Lopez and team captain Alexis Henriquez issued a joint statement announcing the agreement ending two days of strike action by the players.
- Mumbai will watch govindas climb to the top The D-day is finally here and unaffected by the debate over 'super-high' dahi handis, govinda groups across the city are ready to conquer new heights.
- Venus Williams eases through to US Open third round Marino gave the third seed a brief scare when she pushed the opening set to a tiebreak but Williams was able to raise her game in the second and wrap up a comfortable victory at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
- 100 Indian fishermen released from Pak jail A group of 100 Indian fishermen was released from a jail in the southern port city of Karachi today as part of a move by Pakistani authorities to free 442 fishermen who have completed their prison terms.
- Julia Gillard inches closer to forming new govt in Australia Prime Minister Julia Gillard today moved a step closer to a return to power after one of the independent MPs extended his support to her Labour party for forming a minority government.
- Firms pay men more than women to stay in the job A survey of 2,095 accounting and finance professionals by recruitment firm Marks Sattin Australia found 360 had resigned at least once in the last six months and of those 31% had received a counter offer from their employer to stay
- Israel-Palestine leaders meet at US brokered peace talks The talks came as Islamist Hamas rejected compromise with Israel, a day after militant group's gunmen killed four Israeli settlers outside the West Bank city of Hebron.
- Reliance Industries raises stake in EIH Ltd EIH said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange the shares were bought from the market on Tuesday.
- Citigroup to hire up to 7,500 in China: Report Citigroup will hire more in that country that in any other Asia-Pacific market, according to Bloomberg's interview with Stephen Bird, Citigroup's co-chief executive officer for the region.
- Gold zooms, Rs600 away from Rs20,000 Thanks to sudden spurt in overseas prices, silver also crosses Rs31,000 mark.
- Govindas all the way as Mumbai celebrates dahi handi With prizes as high as Rs31 lakh at some places, the youngsters, including some all-women troupes, wounded their way to the 'handis' in Mumbai and adjoining Thane, vying for the prizes.
- Ahmedabad realtor forays into Mumbai market with a mall The company has already acquired land for the mall and is in the process of acquiring various permissions.
- Appointment of permanent trustee of Lilavati Hospital challenged The Board of Trustees of the Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust, at its meeting held on August 19, had appointed Bhavin Mehta as a Permanent Trustee of the Hospital.
- Ferrari recalls supercars after fires Ferrari said it is recalling more than 1,240 of its 458 Italia supercars to replace an adhesive prone to melting after five reports of fire accidents.
- US announces $5 million reward each for Pak Taliban's Mehsud, Rehman The Tehrik-e-Taliban chief and his deputy were declared foreign terrorists by US secretary of state Hillary Clinton and arrest warrants were issued against them by the justice department.
- Israel pledges support to India for dealing with terrorism Making it clear that Israel will "stand behind" India "all the way down the line", Israeli ambassador to India Mark Sofer said his country welcomes New Delhi's recent initiative of holding talks with Islamabad.
- US issues advisory against travel to India during Commonwealth Games 'The US government has no information on any specific threat of attack that any individual or group is planning to coincide with the Games,' the state department said in its latest India-travel alert.
- Ex-girlfriend hands over proof of Mohammad Asif's links with bookies to ICC Hasan Raza, a top official of the ICC's anti-corruption unit for South Asia, met Veena Malik at her residence in Lahore after she alleged that Asif was involved in match-fixing and she had "ample" proof of this.
- China denies troop presence in PoK; says won't interfere in Kashmir issue The comment came in response to a report in the New York Times on August 28 that China had deployed more than 10,000 troops in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan.
- Hamas claims reponsibility for West Bank attack Wednesday's roadside attack, near the Jewish settlement of Kochav Hashachar, occurred on the eve peace negotiations between Mahmoud Abbas and Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington.
- Wipro names founder Azim Premji's son as chief strategy officer Rishad Premji, 33, is currently general manager-treasury and investor relations and will take over from KR Lakshminarayana effective January 1, 2011.
- Chinese girls taught to say no to sex Authorities have introduced a textbook on sex education titled "Focus on the Family" published by a US-based Christian organisation.
- Oldest American city turns 445 The anniversary will be marked with a historic recreation of the arrival in 1565 of Florida's first governor, Menendez de Aviles.
- Foster's CFO resigns, takes over as Asciano CFO Chief Financial Officer Angus McKay resigned after more than two-and-a-half years in the position.
- Japan dilemma as economic dependence on China grows Japan's exports to China topped those to the United States last year, accounting for nearly 20% of all its exports.
- East China, South Korea pummelled by storms China's national weather forecaster warned residents to shelter from strong winds and torrential rains as Lionrock bore down on Xiamen, Quanzhou and other coastal cities.
- Sensex ends 32 pts up as profit-booking pares initial gains The markets started the day on a strong note, but were unable to maintain the gains as investors booked profit after every rise, brokers said.
- Hakimullah Mehsud charged for killing 7 CIA agents in Afghanistan If convicted of the charges unsealed today, Hakimullah Mehsud faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.
- Pakistani Taliban a force multiplier for al-Qaeda: US Tehreek-e-Taliban's goals include toppling the government of Pakistan by waging a campaign of terrorism against the civilian leaders of that country and its military.
- Apple and TV networks clash over 99 cent rentals The new $99 Apple TV will allow users to rent TV shows such as Glee and Modern Family for 99 cents thanks to partnerships with Walt Disney Co's ABC and News Corp's Fox.
- Barack Obama brings Middle East leaders together for peace push Obama's flurry of personal diplomacy--his riskiest plunge into Middle East peacemaking--preceded the formal start of direct talks at the State Department on Thursday.
- China's manufacturing PMI edges up in August Analysts say data indicates the economy is merely 'moderating' rather than 'melting'; robust economic activity seen in months ahead.
- Firms can claim Cenvat credit on industrial washing machines Will CENVAT credit on washing machines used in factory applicable to us?
- Errors in tax statement can delay refunds The I-T department can deny refunds if your annual tax statement doesn't reflect payments, or if your employer has given wrong details.
- Scared of online transactions? Pay Near Me could be your answer HDFC, along with a software firm, is working on the concept to allow online purchase and offline payment.
- 60 pro-Taliban militants killed in Pak's tribal region Pakistani security forces today claimed to have killed 60 pro-Taliban militants, including would-be suicide bombers, during operations in the volatile tribal region bordering Afghanistan.
- Bombay high court blow to state: Private schools can decide own fees A division bench of justices DK Deshmukh and ND Deshpande held that the government resolutions violate the right to set up an educational institution.
- Database for home loans to check cheats The Central Electronic Registry (CER), an entity promoted by the National Housing Bank (NHB), will keep track of all mortgages in the home loan market.
- Builder's son involved in hit-and-run case in Mumbai In yet another hit-and-run case, the son of a builder from Walkeshwar allegedly hit a motorcycle with his Honda Accord at Marine Drive on Wednesday.
- 14-storey parking facility for inter-city buses in Mumbai gets BMC nod In a meeting held with the traffic department on Tuesday, the civic body gave its conceptual approval to a plan to construct a multi-storey parking facility for state buses and private cars.
- Developers cannot sell stilt, open parking areas in Mumbai These spaces form part of flats; any sale contract for such plots by promoters is not binding on the housing society, says the Supreme Court.
- Open spaces up for grabs? BMC set to revive caretaker policy The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is all set to revive a controversial caretaker policy which would hand over large chunks of open public spaces for the building of private clubs and restaurants.
- Drunk driver in Mumbai feared public wrath and fled Thirty-year-old Sushil Rajendra Kothari, told the police that soon after he realised that he had dashed a two-wheeler he fled from the spot fearing getting attacked by the public.
- Give Sushil Kothari life term so he feels our pain: Victim's daughter Shocked families of victims trying to come to terms with tragedy; deceased was the only breadwinner.
- Drunk driving campaign has lost steam in Mumbai The campaign began in 2006 with a four-day in a week special drive. 'However, due to increased pressure on our personnel, we reduced it to thrice a week,' said a senior traffic official.
- Childhood obesity is rising rapidly in Mumbai: Dr Sanjay Borude Borude is the former vice president of Obesity Surgery Society of India and is currently the Asia-Pacific representative, International Federation of Surgery for Obesity.
- Will flat prices go up in Maharashtra after Supreme Court verdict? According to housing activists, some buyers in Pune have finally started asking for what they should be getting free from the builders, like parking slots.
- Religious heads in Mumbai denounce 'Burn a Quran' campaign The campaign is slated to be executed on September 11, the ninth anniversary of the World Trade Centre terror attacks in New York.
- Obama hails end of 7-year Iraq war US will begin Afghan troop pullout by July 2011 but Iraq war end allows it to shift soldiers to Kabul in interim.
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