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- Fortis buys 23% stake in Parkway for Rs3,100 cr Gets control over Singapore firm by acquiring TPG's stake.
- Economy thinktank wants to break an IT nexus Icrier to approach CCI for 'unbundling' server hardware and software; Wants IBM, Sun and HP to license out their server operating systems to other IT vendors.
- Eye on 3G? Bharti bets on integrated content delivery Launches platform for integrated carriage across cinema, TV and mobile.
- Bosch says stir a Rs 1,000 cr blow for automakers The ongoing dispute between workers and management at two of Bosch Ltd's plants in Karnataka has cost the automobile industry Rs 1,000 crore, a company official said.
- Orders flowing in, but not enough hands for SMEs Labour scarcity, both skilled and unskilled, hits units.
- Saina fights her way into quarterfinals of the All England Her 21-11 22-20 result over Bae Seung-hee gives her a date with either Julianne Schenk of Germany or qualifier Bae Youn-joo, also of Korea.
- Germany and Auastralia reach the hockey World Cup finals Australia overcame thrice-champions The Netherlands 2-1 after the Germans had scored a surprisingly easy 4-1 victory over European champions England.
- Batmen return for the Indian Premier League IPL's value in pure cricketing terms may be questioned but the ability of the cash-rich league to entertain is indisputable as the biggest stars return to Indian shores after a season in South Africa.
- Bonanza for state units in the IPL The IPL has sent out invitation to state associations for five major events of the league, the Red Carpet night, Opening ceremony, IPL awards (to be decided), 3rd place play-off and the final.
- Cover yourself when travelling abroad Travel insurance offers protection against exigencies such as sickness, lost or delayed baggage and loss of passport.
- Andhra Muslim quota hearing on March 22 The court will hear an appeal from the Andhra Pradesh government to scrap a judgment by the high court striking down a new law providing 4% quota for Muslims in educational institutions and jobs.
- Inflation seen at just under 10% WPI easing seen only after April, DNA Money poll of economists shows.
- Puravankara plans prefabricated housing plant It will speed up delivery, push cash flow but squeeze margins.
- Over 70 local companies looking to list on the LSE GDR preference, easier listing norms among reasons for rush.
- UN orders review of IPCC's work UN secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon, has asked IAC to do an independent review of IPCC's processes and procedures to strengthen the quality of the panel's reports.
- Nooriya Haveliwala's bail hearing adjourned The case had attracted wide media attention, and brought the issue of rising drunken driving death back into the limelight.
- No permission? Then no IPL at your favourite restaurant: High court The Bombay high court on Thursday restrained Shabri Chinese Restaurant in Thane from screening the matches live unless it sought a licence from DGS distribution and e-Solutions Private Limited.
- Female foeticide in Maharashtra a big concern The ruling Congress and NCP women leaders have written to chief minister Ashok Chavan urging him to put to service the entire administration to combat the social evil.
- Slum kids learn how to seize the moment 'Get framed', an exhibition which will display their art works this Saturday.
- Mother alleges foul play in 18-year-old girl's suicide in Mumbai Borivli GRP senior inspector PM Karyakarte said, "Diksha's face was completely mutilated. But, we fortunately found her mobile phone and informed her family," Karyakarte said.
- It's all in the name: Sena attacks BNHS for use of Bombay About 10 Sena workers entered the Bombay Natural History Society office at about 2pm and uprooted the letter B from the institute's nameplate.
- Does trading in Dow, S&P futures make sense? It can help investors bet on the indices, hedge positions.
- Polluted water sparks jaundice fear in Mumbai One person dies, 65 other residents contract disease at the Panchshil housing society in Worli.
- Losers' cabins have few takers at Mantralaya There are at least four cabins in Mantralaya and a couple of government bungalows, which are vacant just because they were occupied by ministers who either lost the elections or were expelled from the ministry.
- MSRTC bus tumbles off flyover in Mumbai, eight hurt According to the police, a Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) bus hit the parapet of Jagannath Shankarseth Bridge in Matunga, before tumbling.
- 'Independent witnesses not examined in 26/11 trial' The judge also pointed out that as per Kasab's confession, he had shot at a policeman holding a rifle but there is no evidence to show that Ombale was armed.
- Salman Khan fails to identify Shakeel's aide Khan stuck to his police statement and told the court that he met Fazlani only once or twice several years ago. Hence, he was not sure about his appearance and failed to identify him.
- Bored, boys in Mumbai bunk school for train ride After a joyride on the train, the boys got lost at Dadar station. An alert commuter spotted them and took them to the railway police.
- Indian GP debut on cards for 2011, says Ecclestone India could also host the annual FIA prize-giving and accompanying meetings at the end of next season, instead of at traditional venue Monaco.
- Two vital flyovers in Mumbai could soon be ready for use The MMRDA has claimed it has almost completed the work on two key flyovers - the Tulpule Chowk flyover near King's Circle and the new Lalbaug flyover -- by up to 70%.
- Destroyed records stump court, convict walks free HC advises registry to start keeping e-records of cases in order to give a fair hearing to the appeal.
- City Limouzine chief, Sayed Masoodhad planned to buy a plane The police believe this could have been yet another move to attract people to invest more money. Masood had given money to an aviation firm to purchase a plane, but the deal fell through, they said.
- Police arrest woman allegedly selling a rare snake in Mumbai The arrested woman was identified as Madhumati Rajput, originally from Gujarat and a resident of Kalwa in Thane district.
- High court judges inspect Wankhede for 'violations' Officers from BMC and railways, representatives from the environment ministry and MCA as well as the petitioners were present during their visit.
- MS Bali corruption goes back 10 years The chief postmaster general of Maharashtra was arrested in February on charges of demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs2 crore to issue a no objection certificate to a private builder.
- Miffed judge opts out of case after telephone call A miffed Majmudar said in court on Wednesday that a client from his days at the bar called him up from Ahmedabad seeking an order in favour of Goyal Gas Limited.
- Civic body's Rs1 lakh RTI fee stuns applicant Amit Maru had sought information on the rooms allotted to project affected persons (PAPs) all over Mumbai since 1995, from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's estate department.
- Wary saints won't meet women alone Their reputation at stake following a string of unseemly controversies involving self-styled godmen, sadhus in the holy town have decided not to meet women alone.
- Male Dutch patients think nursing including sexual services A union of nurses is now launching a national campaign against demands for such services by patients.
- Carlos Slim tops annual list of billionaires Mexican, Carlos Slim overtakes Gates as world's richest person, Mukesh Ambani is fourth.
- Pranab placates Yadav trio, Mamata on women's bill Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee played peace-maker and appeared to have done enough to placate the die-hard opponents of the bill: Lalu Prasad, Mulayam Singh and Sharad Yadav.
- Eight years after Godhra, the law calls on Modi Supreme Court appointed special investigation team asks chief minister to record statement on Gulbarg Society massacre.
- Tamil Nadu seeks time to decide on Nalini Advocate general PS Raman said the government needed more time to get clarifications from the advisory committee before taking a decision on Nalini's release.
- Delhi chief minister's MP son has a cycle parking problem All vehicles entering the Parliament House complex are tagged and labelled, but East Delhi MP Sandeep Dikshit's humble bicycle is not.
- Putin to sign big deals on short visit India and Russia is expected to sign several defence and space agreements on Friday. Among them will be the new price for refit of aircraft carrier Admiral Gorshkov.
- Hit by home truth, BJP treads cautiously on women's bill At a meeting held at parliamentary party chairman LK Advani's house, the party decided that it was not in the business of bailing out the bill, but rather with putting its own house in order.
- Cabinet secretary cracks whip on corrupt bureaucrats KM Chandrasekhar wants all disciplinary proceedings against erring officers to be expedited, so that the issue of corruption is addressed 'fairly and squarely'.
- We need a hero! A TV channel hosted a function to honour 24 real-life heroes and invited icons Aamir Khan, Sachin Tendulkar and Mukesh Ambani to be part of the awards ceremony.
- Hangul to get a new home and hospital in Jammu and Kashmir The Central Zoo Authority (CZA) has approved Rs1.76 crore for the conservation of the Hangul, and the state government has received Rs42.50 lakh in the first installment.
- Supreme Court refuses to allow Reddy brothers mine in Bellary A bench headed by chief justice KG Balakrishnan stayed mining at the six facilities leased out to Obulapuram Mining Company in Anantapur.
- Security forces up the ante, crush Maoist camps Three-day combing operation against ultras in West Bengal and Jharkhand yields two major breakthroughs.
- Muslim party unity gets premier boost Nadwatul Ulema, Lucknow, the country's premier institution of Islamic learning, has decided to join a campaign aimed at bringing smaller political parties on a common platform.
- Terrorist wanted in '93 blasts case arrested in Dubai Madhiya Gulam Hyder Dawood, who is wanted in many cases in India, was detained in the second week of February.
- Concrete monsters knock on the door of Gilbert Hill Apart from being a Grade-II heritage structure, Gilbert Hill was placed on the heritage list of natural monuments.
- Saurav, Dipika bag mixed title in the Chennai Open The Indians maintained optimum focus right through the match and never allowed the higher rating of their opponents to rankle their mind.
- Developers unhappy with Dharavi development plan Their main grouse is against a decision taken by the chief secretary's committee to hike the premium amount from Rs450 per square feet to Rs2,000 per square feet.
- 'No foul play in Borivli shopping centre fire' The Mumbai fire brigade, in its report on the cause of the fire which claimed one of its officers, claimed that the fire was triggered due to a short circuit.
- Nagpur airport flies into licensing controversy Mihan India Pvt Ltd is operating the airport without the mandatory licence from the Directorate General Civil Aviation (DGCA).
- Australia beat Holland 2-1; to play Germany in the final With this win, Australia have a golden chance of avenging their 3-4 defeat at the hands of the Germans in the last edition of the tournament in Monchengladbach, Germany.
- Would be happy if Sachin surpasses my 400 not out: Lara "I'd be happy if Sachin breaks my record of 400 not out in Test cricket," said the stylish southpaw, who scored 400 not out against England in 2004 in Antigua.
- Russia's Alrosa eyes $1 billion diamond sales to India Alrosa hopes to sign long-term supply deals with three Indian jewellery firms during prime minister Vladimir Putin's visit to India this week.
- Chile Navy issues tsunami alert after strong tremors Chile was hit by an 8.8-magnitude earthquake on Feb 27 that killed hundreds.
- Modi to cooperate with process of law: Gujarat government "The state government and the chief minister would cooperate with the process of law," Gujarat government spokesperson Jaynarayan Vyas said.
- Five killed as bomber's explosive vest goes off prematurely Witnesses said the bomber fell down and the explosives detonated as he was trying to target a security forces convoy in an area located along the boundary between Peshawar and the Khyber tribal region.
- Chimney at Reliance Energy's site in Sasan collapses The incident occurred at around 4.30 pm at Reliance Energy's Ultra Mega Power Project (UMPP) at Sasan in Singrauli district of Madhya Pradesh.
- Jammu & Kashmir government gives cheques to militancy-hit families Minister for revenue, relief and rehabilitation Raman Bhalla distributed the amount through cheques to 18 militancy-hit families at district headquarters in Poonch.
- Sonia Gandhi hosts dinner for party MPs, ministers and spouses Manmohan Singh, Pranab Mukherjee, P Chidambaram, SM Krishna and law minister Verrappa Moily, who moved the bill in the Rajya Sabha attended the dinner.
- Force One inspects DY Patil stadium ahead of IPL opener "We have visited the place and studied the area so as to make commandos familiar with the stadium structure," said S Jagannathan, chief of the Force One.
- Force One inspects DY Patil stadium ahead of IPL opener "We have visited the place and studied the area so as to make commandos familiar with the stadium structure," said S Jagannathan, chief of the Force One.
- Afzal Khan calls up Azmi's son to say he is proud of Kasab The caller, Farhan Azmi said, is stalking him with unusual demands -- he wants Rs55 lakh and two AK-47 rifles for some 'activity'.
- Be ready for international crooks during Commonwealth Games: Experts tell govt Don't be surprised if your purse, luggage or other valuables are stolen by some three-piece suit wearing thieves coming from abroad and living in five-star hotels during the Commonwealth Games here this year.
- Pink Floyd wins UK court battle with EMI The ruling prevents the record company from selling single downloads on the internet from the group's concept albums.
- Pakistan hockey team players retire en masse All the 18 players in the national team tendered their resignations in New Delhi, owning up moral responsibility for their shabby performance.
- Samajwadi Party dubs BSP's rally to collect funds as 'looting day' Accusing the BSP government of flaring communal tension in Bareilly, he alleged ulemas (clerics) were being insulted and innocent persons were being framed in the name of riots..
- Dowry death not proved, HC upholds murder charge Though the charge of dowry death couldn't be established in a trial court because of lack of evidence, the court prosecuted the accused under a charge of murder.
- Woman commits suicide in New Delhi The incident was reported from Amar Colony last night and the victim has been identified as Shelly, wife of one Gautam. They were staying in a rented accommodation here.
- State Bank of India gets Chinese nod to lend in yuan The State Bank of India has got permission from the Chinese authorities to lend in the local currency, the yuan, becoming the first Indian bank to get such permission from the Communist country.
- Gujarat riots: Appropriate if Modi quits, says Congress "The summoning should have happened long ago as the CM of Gujarat and his government presided over the worst pogrom against the minorities," party spokesman Manish Tewari said.
- PETA asks people not to eat fish PETA senior campaign coordinator Nikunj Sharma said the industry has made catching and raising fish every bit cruel and destructive.
- Why Michael Clarke is dumping Lara Bingle Michael Clarke is reportedly considering ending his relationship with Lara Bingle because she had signed an exclusive tell-all nude photo scandal deal with a women's magazine.
- Congress member angry over Mamata's remark in Rajya Sabha Defending involvement of the private sector in Railway infrastructure projects, the railway minister had said, "Where will the money come from? It will not drop from the heavens."
- Tata Housing signs two MoUs with Assam government The first MoU was signed between THDCL and The Department of Industries and Commerce of Assam for creation of commercial space, including business parks and IT buildings in the state.
- Lalu calls women's bill an onion that will make its supporters cry The RJD chief had the Lok Sabha in splits when he said Congress MPs were pleading with him to save them as they were being made to sign their death certificates.
- Michael Vaughan asks out-of-form Kevin Pietersen to return to basics Former England captain Michael Vaughan has asked the South Africa-born middle order batsman to clear his "cluttered" mind and return to basics and his scoring ways.
- Germany beat England 4-1, on course for World Cup hat-trick Germany, who won the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, were the dominant side in the clash of European powerhouses.
- Yousuf contemplating retirement from international cricket Although the Pakistan Cricket Board has clarified that the ban on captain Mohammed Yousuf is 'discretionary' and not for life, the dejected skipper is contemplating retirement.
- School in Rome under fire for installing condom machines The headmaster of a school in Rome has come under criticism from the Vatican after he installed condom vending machines for students.
- Michael Clarke's decision to leave New Zealand not a 'last-minute' move Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke's made his decision at least 48 hours before he packed his bags.
- 23 Sri Lankan fishermen held for fishing in Indian waters The fishermen and boats were apprehended yesterday by Coast Guard Ship 'Vajra' for fishing in India Exclusive Economic Zone.
- Latest extreme sport: Alligator wrestling Wrestling in the US is no more confined to the ring - fighters are now trying their might against the strength of alligators in a pool.
- Nice to play Ligue 1 game behind closed doors Nice must play their next home Ligue 1 game, against Paris St Germain on March 20, behind closed doors, the French League (LFP) said in a statement on Thursday.
- Women's bill had no moral basis: Govindacharya Former BJP ideologue KN Govindacharya said, without providing a share for the backward and tribal women, the Bill neither had a moral basis nor was it constitutionally right.
- HSBC says Swiss data theft affects 24,000 accounts The bank had previously said "less than 10 clients" were affected after Herve Falciani -- a former HSBC computer specialist -- stole client data from the bank.
- Heavy security in place as IPL commences tomorrow Keeping the terror threat perception in mind, over 2000 police personnel and 1000 private security guards engaged by the stadium management and IPL authority would be deployed at the stadium.
- Earthquake-rattled Chile to swear in new president Conservative billionaire Sebastian Pinera takes office as Chile''s new president on Thursday, tasked with rebuilding the country after one of the worst earthquakes ever recorded killed hundreds of people.
- Upgradation of Delhi airport main runway to be over by September The Directorate General of Civil Aviation had inspected the runway on February 19 to assess its condition and concluded that it needs major repairs.
- Uphaar fire case: Court to hear victims' plea on April 20 Metropolitan magistrate Sanjeev Kumar fixed the matter for April 20 on the petition filed by Association of Victims of Uphaar Tragedy (AVUT) seeking rejection of CBI's report.
- Thai troops mobilised ahead of anti-govt protest Thailand began mobilising 50,000 security personnel ahead of a mass rally by anti-government protesters who have vowed to bring the capital to a standstill if a new election is not called.
- Indian Oil starts naphtha cracker in Haryana Naphtha exports by the state-run refiners have increased since Reliance Industries began pumping gas from its deepwater field in India's east coast.
- Myanmar lets Suu Kyi's party reopen offices "So far as we have heard, about 100 branch offices have been reopened across the country, effective Wednesday," said Nyan Win, a spokesman for the National League for Democracy (NLD).
- Japan weakens climate bill after industry pressure The climate bill, set to be enacted by parliament by mid-June, said the government would consider using emission caps per unit of production in the planned trading scheme.
- Hamas frees British journalist in Gaza Paul Martin was detained on Feb 14 while on a visit to Gaza to give defence evidence in a court case involving a local man accused of working with the Israeli security services.
- Iker Casillas wants fresh Real Madrid start after Champions League exit Real Madrid must immediately put Wednesday's shock Champions League exit out of their minds if they are to take their only chance of silverware this season and win La Liga.
- Maoist training camps found on West Bengal-Jharkhand border The camps were found in Belpahari in West Bengal and East Singhbhum district in Jharkhand in the last two to three days, IGP (law and order) S Karpurakayastha said.
- Uttar Pradesh stampede victims' families get compensation Cheques of Rs2.50 lakh each were distributed among kin of 61 people killed in the stampede at Kripaluji Maharaj ashram on March 4.
- PCB chief defends punishment of top players PCB chairman Ejaz Butt defended the punishments imposed on seven top players, saying strong action was needed to stamp out indiscipline in the national side.
- Government should express regret for use of marshals: BJP Reaching out to the SP, RJD and JD(U), the leader of opposition in the Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley apologised on behalf of the seven MPs who were suspended for unruly behaviour.
- Bordeaux's lean spell spices up Ligue 1 title battle Girondins Bordeaux's drop in form has eased fears among fans of other Ligue 1 clubs that the French title fight was a foregone conclusion.
- India needs more parks for long-term survival of its animals Researchers found that country's protected area system and human cultural tolerance for some species are key to conserving the subcontinent's tigers, elephants, and other large mammals.
- The name's Schumacher, Michael Schumacher Lewis Hamilton may dream about being cast in the role of James Bond, but seven-times Formula One champion Michael Schumacher said the role was already his.
- Satyam case: CBI charges NIMS doctors for prolonging Raju's treatment B Ramalinga Raju, the prime accused in the scam, who is suffering from hepatitis C, is currently undergoing treatment at the Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences.
- Pakistan register worst-ever hockey World Cup performance, finish last This is the first time that Pakistan have finished in the last position in a World Cup. Their worst-ever performance before today was the 11th spot finish in the 1986 edition of the tournament in London.
- Trip to Hull City begins Arsenal's race to the line Dismissed as also-rans at various stages of an unpredictable Premier League season, free-scoring Arsenal suddenly look ideally placed for a headlong dash to claim the title.
- China appreciates Indian stand on Tibet "The Indian government has said they do not allow Tibetan separatist activities in India," Jiang Yu, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, said.
- China appreciates Indian stand on Tibet "The Indian government has said they do not allow Tibetan separatist activities in India," Jiang Yu, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, said.
- England ready for Bangladesh spin test England will have to avoid complacency and master Bangladesh's spinners if they are to win the two-test series starting in Chittagong, captain Alastair Cook said.
- Comeback queen Justine Henin eases to victory in Indian Wells ustine Henin continued her fairytale comeback with a 6-2 6-2 demolition of Slovakia's Magdalena Rybarikova in the first round of the Indian Wells WTA tournament.
- Minnesota Timberwovles's Ryan Hollins suspended for two games Minnesota Timberwolves forward Ryan Hollins has been suspended for two games for punching one opposing player and striking anothe.
- India, Pakistan to revive hockey Test series Hockey India and Pakistan Hockey Federation also decided to start an eight-team -- four from each country -- double leg sub-continental league to be played in both countries.
- Wayne Rooney and Park Ji-Sung take the plaudits after Manchester United's win Alex Ferguson paid his expected tribute to two-goal Wayne Rooney after Manchester United's 4-0 thrashing of AC Milan but also had special praise for Park Ji-sung.
- Alienate Maoists from people: Prasad "We can't ignore that they have popular support. On being chased, they can always mingle with the locals and survive," former director general of police, RR Prasad said.
- Jorge Valdano backs Real Madrid coach Manuel Pellegrini after Europe exit Real Madrid director general Jorge Valdano backed coach Manuel Pellegrini after the big-spending club's failure to reach the Champions League quarter-finals for a sixth consecutive season.
- Bruno Senna determined to enjoy his F1 debut Bruno Senna feared up until last week that his Formula One debut might not happen in Bahrain on Sunday but now he is determined to enjoy every minute of it.
- Burnley miss chance to move out of bottom three of Premier League Burnley remained in the Premier League relegation zone after a 1-1 draw at home to Stoke City on Wednesday earned them their first point in five games.
- Lyon dump Real Madrid out of Champions League Big-spending Real Madrid failed to qualify for the Champions League quarter-finals for the sixth straight season when Olympique Lyon dumped the Spaniards out 2-1.
- Wayne Rooney hits double as Manchester United crush AC Milan 4-0 Wayne Rooney scored twice again as Manchester United cruised into the quarter-finals of the Champions League after a 4-0 win over a feeble AC Milan sent them through.
- New Delhi hosts first invitational archery contest before Commonwealth Games Over 100 archers from India as well as 10 other countries are taking part in this contest, organised by the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee.
- Is Mike Tyson making a come back? Former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson is reportedly in talks with promoter Don King about returning to the ring after he left boxing five years ago.
- Pakistan's snub to moderate separatists in Kashmir Pakistan has invited hardline leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani as the 'chairman' of the amalgam along with six other Kashmiri separatist leaders for a meeting in Islamabad later this month.
- PCB should disclose reasons behind banning players: Waqar Younis Waqar said the PCB's decision to impose a life term ban on Yousuf and Younis has come as 'big shock' to him.
- BSF, Bangladesh Rifles to ensure that innocent civilians not shot on border Several cases of firing have been reported on the Indo-Bangla border in Meghalaya during last one month in which citizens were caught in the cross-fire.
- Switzerland ready to provide assistance to India on tax havens India and Switzerland are currently renegotiating the bilateral double taxation treaty, which would help the Indian authorities to seek details of Indians who have secret Swiss bank accounts.
- Mumbai belongs to all: Bangaru Laxman "Marathi manoos is also venturing out of Maharashtra for education, jobs. And he is being treated well outside," former BJP president Bangaru Laxam said.
- Smita Thackeray hails Sonia Gandhi, waits for signal to join Congress Smita Thackeray, estranged daughter-in-law of Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray, today again expressed her desire to join Congress and hailed Sonia Gandhi as a great leader.
- Multiple graves dicovered at construction site of luxury hotel in east Timor When a property developer was given approval to build a five-star hotel on waterfront land in Tibar, in Dili's west, the government called in a group of Australian forensic scientists to investigate the site first.
- Uproar in Uttarakhand assembly Not satisfied with an answer given by agriculture minister, main opposition Congress today created pandemonium in the Assembly thus forcing speaker Harbans Kapoor to adjourn the House repeatedly.
- We don't want proxy wars in Afghanistan: Karzai Nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan are vying for influence in Afghanistan, complicating US-led efforts to end an intensifying Taliban insurgency and bring stability to Afghanistan.
- Sarath Fonseka's court martial to commence on March 16 The summary of evidence over charges against Fonseka, made in compliance with provisions of the army act, was completed and handed over to the army chief lieutenant general Jagath Jayasuriya recently.
- Oil slips below $82 on China inflation spike US crude for April slid 11 cents to $81.98 a barrel by 0948 GMT, after touching $83.03 on Wednesday, the highest level since oil's 15-month high of $83.95 on Jan. 11.
- Government's borrowing may pose a risk if exceeds target: RBI The government has a gross borrowing target of Rs4.57-trillion in 2010-11 as against Rs 4.51-trillion in the current financial year. Out of this, the net borrowing for FY 11 would be Rs 3.45-trillion.
- JD(U) to launch signature campaign for special state status for Bihar The party resolved to wage a struggle against the Centre for alleged gross injustice being meted out to the state in providing central assistance and clearance of projects for manufacturing ethanol out of sugarcane juice.
- 'Gmail account of human rights activists in China accessed by others' The free flow of information is an important part of diplomacy, foreign assistance, and engagement on human rights, a top Google official said.
- BMW profit beats estimates as cost cutting grips BMW's full-year pretax profit of €413 million ($560.4 million) was easily higher than the €253 million forecast by analysts.
- Administrative, military units of naxals unearthed The inter-state anti-naxal operations along the Jharkhand-West Bengal border has led to unearthing of administrative and military unit of the Naxals.
- BofA Merrill Lynch taps JPMorgan banker as India head Kaku Nakhate, who has been in charge of equities at JP Morgan in India and previously worked at Merrill Lynch, is returning to the US bank.
- Fortis Healthcare to buy $685 million stake in Singapore Parkway This latest deal will increase Fortis' hospital network to 62, which the company said would make it the biggest hospital network in Asia, with more than 10,000 beds.
- Sonia Gandhi named 'Women of the Decade' by women's website Gandhi securred 53% votes in the survey conducted by the daily's 'mb4eves.com' followed by Mayilamma, the women activist who spearheaded agitation against softdrink major Coca Cola.
- Jayshree Chemicals sets Rs1.5 billion capex at Orissa plant The company also plans to set up a captive power plant of 32 megawatt capacity in Orissa through its fully owned unit at a cost of Rs2.2 billion, executive director DK Maheshwari told a news conference.
- India needs real time decision support system to nab criminals: P Chidambaram The Home minister advocated the system to track down terrorists and organised criminals who have developed various channels of communication with the help of technology.
- Soofiya Madhani granted permission to leave Ernakulam district The court also directed Soofiya not to try to influence or intimidate prosecution witnesses and not do anything which will cause burden to the investigation.
- Iran warns neighbours over US presence in the Gulf Iran opposes the US military presence on its borders in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Gulf, saying western military intervention is the root of insecurity in the region.
- Adam Gilchrist happy with IPL security, says Australian cricket bosses apply double standards Adam Gilchrist has backed comments by Damien Martyn that suggest Australian cricket bosses are applying double standards when it comes to assessing security threats on the subcontinent.
- Austerity drive angers Greek public, private sector workers Under pressure from markets and European Union partners, the Greek government unveiled a new austerity package last week worth 4.8 billion euros ($6.51 billion).
- PCB's 'harsh' decision evokes mixed response from ex-Pak cricketers The Pakistan Cricket Board's sweeping decision to impose a ban on two senior cricketers and hefty penalties on five other players of the current national squad has evoked a mixed response from former cricketers.
- Swiss data theft affects 15,000 clients: HSBC Herve Falciani, a former HSBC computer specialist, has admitted stealing client data from the bank which he passed to French tax authorities.
- India 'close friend', Pak 'conjoined twin' of Afghanistan: Karzai At a joint news conference after his talks with Gilani, the Afghan president said, "India is a close friend of Afghanistan but Pakistan is a twin brother of Afghanistan".
- India 'close friend', Pak 'conjoined twin' of Afghanistan: Karzai At a joint news conference after his talks with Gilani, the Afghan president said, "India is a close friend of Afghanistan but Pakistan is a twin brother of Afghanistan".
- Michael Clarke desperate to return to Test side Michael Clarke is expected to rejoin his Australian teammates on Saturday for the Test series against the Kiwis
- Australian team sympathetic towards Michael Clarke Australian vice captain Michael Clarke has got the sympathetic backing of his teammates over abandoning the ODI series in New Zealand.
- Graham Onions to miss two-test series against Bangladesh The England pace bowler sustained an injury in practice last week ahead of the first test, which starts on Friday in Chittagong, leaving the tourists lacking experienced pace bowling options.
- Volkswagen bond could whittle down share issue VW said the issue would be either bearer bonds with warrants or convertible bonds 'with a maximum term of 20 years on one or several occasions in the period until April 21, 2015'.
- Delhi district court lawyers on strike The decision to go on strike was taken following a meeting of the Co-ordination Committee of all Bar Associations of D
- 20,000 youths from Punjab try to migrate illegally every year: Study While UK and Belgium remain the favourite destination , the study says the irregular migrants have attempted to go to 57 countries including Germany, Austria, Spain, Belgium, France, Italy, Greece in the past.
- Dubai World to make first concrete debt proposals The state-owned conglomerate has requested meetings with Emirates NBD and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank to present its proposals.
- Red Knights appoint Nomura to advise on bid for Manchester United Red Knights, a collection of financial figures including former Football League chairman Keith Harris and Goldman Sachs chief economist Jim O'Neill, has said takeover plans are at an early stage.
- CPI (M) functionary murdered near police station in Tamil Nadu Velusamy, Pallipalayam CPI(M) town secretary, had barely walked about 100 feet after coming out of the police station in Pallipalayam, when the gang armed with sharp-edge weapons attacked him, police said.
- Rooney is one of the world's best football players: David Beckham Wayne Rooney took his goal tally for the season to 30 as United demolished Beckham's AC Milan 7-2 to march into the Champions League quarterfinals.
- Myanmar junta annuls election held 20 years ago The 1990 polls were declared null and void because they did not comply with a new parliamentary election law enacted this week, the junta said in a statement.
- Eleven tigers starve to death at China zoo: Report The tigers, all from the Shenyang Iceberg Animal Zoo in Liaoning, northeast China, were confined in very small and wet cages. They were only fed one or two scrawny chicken carcasses each day.
- Aviation industry expected to post net loss of $2.8 billion in 2010 That compares with an expected loss of $9.4 billion for 2009, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said in an updated financial forecast.
- Shiv Sena to oppose women's bill if force used to pass measure Opposing the Bill in its present form, Anant Geete alleged the government was hardly interested in the welfare of women but only wanted to take credit for the legislation.
- Jenson Button insists on working as a team with Hamilton The new F1 campaign starts in Bahrain on Sunday, and Button is aware that Hamilton famously did not get on with Fernando Alonso when they were team-mates in 2007.
- Zardari not considering extension in service to Kayani: Wahab Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari is not considering any proposal to grant extension in service to powerful army chief Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, a senior leader of the ruling PPP has said.
- Cambodia passes controversial anti-graft law Lawmakers from the opposition Sam Rainsy Party (SRP) walked out in protest at what they said was a law that lacked transparency and would deter individuals from reporting corruption.
- Toyota hands over 2006 dissident memo to US panel The renewed scrutiny of the union's letter comes as Toyota grapples with a recall of more than 8 million vehicles worldwide since late last year for problems related to unintended acceleration.
- IPL 3 seeks to rediscover season 1 magic Forced to shift to South Africa due to security fears last year, the Indian Premier League returns to the country promising a heady mix of cricket and entertainment.
- Salman appears before special court to depose against Chhota Shakeel's henchman According to the prosecution, Fazlani had threatened Salman to reduce his fee for producer Nazim Rizvi's movie Chori Chori Chupke Chupke(2001) or face dire consequences.
- Hillary Clinton named as the certification authority of Indo-US deal Secretary of state Hillary Clinton was today named as the new certification authority by US president Barack Obama to verify the Indo-US Civilian Nuclear Act for the US Congress after every six months.
- India aim for best finish in 16 years at hockey World Cup The Indians, however, should consider themselves lucky enough to be playing seventh-eighth play-off match against Argentina after having finished their pool stages with just four points out of the five matches.
- Carla Bruni-Sarkozy dismisses adultery rumours The singer married Nicolas Sarkozy three months after meeting him, but said it 'wasn't possible' to be with him without getting married.
- Top scientists to review United Nation's climate panel The decision to review was announced by the UN chief and IPCC chair Rajendra Pachauri in the wake of the report which erroneously claimed that Himalayan glaciers would melt away by 2035.
- US court rejects Tahawwur Rana's bail plea; fears he may flee Rana has made several pleas to be released on bond since his arrest last year contending that he was 'duped' by American-Pakistani LeT operative David Coleman Headley.
- South Sudan humanitarian problems worsening: Report After many delays, Sudan will hold its first multi-party elections in 24 years in April, a key element of a 2005 peace deal that ended more than 20 years of conflict between north and south.
- Forbes lists Mexican billionaire richest in world; Mukesh Ambani in India NRI billionaire Lakshmi Mittal with a net worth of $28.7 billion ranks fifth while Mukesh's younger brother Anil Ambani is at the 36th spot with $ 13.7 billion.
- Kuznetsova aims for French Open lift at Indian Wells Svetlana Kuznetsova is the number one seed for the high-profile event in the California desert and she has targeted a 13th WTA Tour title to bury memories of a stuttering start to this season.
- Angry China blasts Dalai Lama's latest speech In an address on Wednesday marking 51 years since he fled Tibet after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, the Dalai Lama referred to Xinjiang as 'East Turkestan'.
- Five months after his murder in Australia, Indian's body cremated Pradeep Kumar went missing in September last year from Mildura and after the NSW police launched a special strike force to probe into it, his body was found dumped in grass by the side of Old Euston Road.
- Sensex gains 70 points in volatile trade The 30-share index closed up by 69.63 points at 17,167.96 points. It touched the day's high of 17,215.07 points.
- Essar to ink Ratna output deal in Q1 Expects to start production by mid 2011, eyes 35,000 bpd peak output.
- NSE, Chicago ME in cross-list deal Bilateral trading link with SGX also soon.
- HDIL's follow-on QIP likely to open today Housing Development and Infrastructure Ltd is set to open its follow-on qualified institutional placement books either today or tomorrow, sources said.
- M&M eyes Sonalika's car & tractor biz Deal may be valued at over Rs 2,000 crore.
- Curbs likely on FDI in vaccine makers The Department of Pharmaceuticals (DoP) under the chemicals and fertilisers ministry is likely to seek curbs on foreign direct investments (FDI) in vaccine producers.
- Pharma drools as US patent expiries 2010-12 the most lucrative period; opportunity tapers after that
- Single verification for MF investments KYC ensures you don't have to submit documents again and again.
- A third of companies faced cyber attack in last 12 months With the data in enterprises likely to double every two years and company databases too storing significantly high levels of confidential data, cyber attacks on enterprise networks are likely to become more sophisticated.
- Need only 10 m more lines, says BSNL director Govt nominee says telco should not procure unnecessary capacity, referring to 93 mn line tender.
- Ford plans to launch new cars every 12 to 18 months Michael Boneham, president and managing director, Ford India, shares how India will not only be the export hub for Figo, but also supply engines to the Asia-Pacific region.
- China's exports are 'doing a Toyota' Runaway export acceleration prompts calls for tightening.
- Same-store sales growth back on track, say retailers Companies have started charting fundraising and expansion plans.
- Thermax forays into supercritical boiler space To set up greenfield plant with Babcock & Wilcox.
- Microsoft Research will digitise heritage sites in 3D images P Anandan, a computer vision imagery scientist and founder MD of Microsoft Research India, spoke to DNA about the mission and challenges ahead of Microsoft Research in India.
- Steel firms may raise prices 30% Coking coal prices are up 55%, while iron ore is expected to be 30% dearer in FY11.
- Chief minister Ashok Chavan puts an end to Vasai-Virar furore The state government on Wednesday accepted the exclusion of 30 of the 53 villages and assured that a final decision on the remaining 23 villages would be taken before the budget session on March 18.
- Houses for rehabilation being sold, government tells high court Janhit Manch, a local NGO, had initiated a PIL based on newspaper reports alleging that the rehabilitated slum dwellers were selling off their new houses in Chandivali.
- Having trouble repaying loan? Your bank can help In Maharashtra, banks like ICICI, Bank of India and Bank of Baroda have opened credit counselling centre.
- Having trouble repaying loan? Your bank can help In Maharashtra, banks like ICICI, Bank of India and Bank of Baroda have opened credit counselling centre.
- Speeding car mows down 12-year-old in Mumbai The Bandra police arrested the car driver, Shaktiprasad Jhena, 36, for causing death due to rash and negligent driving, and have seized his car.
- Start national campaign against terrorism: Abdul Kalam Former president APJ Abdul Kalam, also stated that since the terrorist groups are using ultra modern technology, the security agencies too should be armed with modern weaponry.
- Mumbai firemen to don teacher's cap for Bangalore fire department The Bangalore fire department was severely criticised following the death of nine persons after a fire broke out at the Carlton Towers on February 23.
- Eight weeks of agony for parents in Mumbai A division bench of chief justice Anil Dave and justice SC Dharmadhikari granted government time till May 8, 2010, by which time the next academic season will be on course.
- Air India flight delay turns into pilot-crew slanging match On March 6, AI 141 from Mumbai to New York, which is usually not late by even five minutes, got delayed by 12 hours. The reason was a technical snag.
- Scheme to increase state presence in civil services The Maharashtra government is mulling introduction of a Maharashtra Talent Search & Graduate Excellence Examination scheme.
- Appoint officer to probe attack: Bombay high court Justice Ranjana Desai and justice Mridula Bhatkar came down heavily on the police who registered an FIR two months after Jadhav's elder daughter Soujanya died of a lethal dose of sleeping pills.
- Ujjwal Nikam, judge argue over Kasab charge Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam was arguing that the 26/11 attack is within the ambit of section 121, which is punishable with the death penalty.
- Pollution board threatens to hit Wankhede for a six The stadium is scheduled to host the final of the 2011 cricket World Cup. It is being modernised to meet international standards.
- Special Investigation Team has 6 months to solve Yunus case After the Ghatkopar bomb blast in December 2002, the Mumbai police nabbed Yunus, a software engineer who was working in Dubai.
- Dubious Powai doctor held in FDA drive against quacks Officials of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Maharashtra, launched the drive two months ago.
- 50% women quota in gram panchayats: Maharashtra government The Maharashtra state government has demanded that the central government raise women's reservation to 50% for all local self governing bodies.
- Women can win battle of the bulge in a bar: Study Alcohol contains about seven calories per gram and alcohol drinking is believed to cause weight gain through an imbalance of energy consumed and burned.
- MNS to woo Kolis with food and culture To woo the city's original inhabitants, the Kolis, MNS MLA from Dadar, Nitin Sardesai, has organised a Koli food and culture festival at Shivaji Park.
- 'Cops can't end traffic woes' Joint chief of traffic police says poor road design, confusing signs, indiscipline are to blame.
- 200 hawkers quizzed in train murder case in Mumbai Senior inspector Dilip Gore of Kurla railway police station said, "We found a blood-stained knife near the body. That kind of knife is used by hawkers selling fruits in the train".
- With Rs20 crore, JJ Hospital buys itself best gadgets A cath or catheterisation laboratory is an examination room in a hospital with diagnostic imaging equipment used to support the catheterisation procedure.
- Fortis docs perform kidney transplant without dialysis Rohini Munde, the wife of a policeman and mother of two young children, had suffered permanent kidney damage and had been on dialysis for the past four years.
- Jihad Jane, female Headley, arrested in US Seven arrests in Ireland follow her indictment for backing jihadis in south Asia and Europe.
- Local pharma can and should step up outsourcing play Cost-efficiency, good relationships, niche skills and quality standards the focus areas.
- Seven killed in US drone attack in Pak tribal region Spy planes fired at least three missiles at a target in Datta Khel area, located 50 km west of Miranshah, the main town in North Waziristan Agency.
- Gunmen kill 6 in Western aid agency raid in Pakistan Nuclear-armed US ally Pakistan is battling al Qaeda-linked militants who have launched a string of attacks over the past few years, including some on foreign targets.
- US health secretary piles pressure on insurers US health secretary Kathleen Sebelius will escalate pressure on health insurance companies on Wednesday, urging them to forgo short-term profits.
- Zardari, Karzai hold wide ranging talks on fighting terror The two leaders expressed their resolve to remove 'misunderstandings of the past' and to jointly move forward in the fight against militancy.
- Suicide bomber kills 5 inside Afghan military base: Police A Taliban spokesperson said that the truck had been able to enter the base after fighters infiltrated the Afghanistan border police.
- Google CEO expects China talks outcome soon Google threatened in January to shut its Chinese portal and pull back from China, citing problems of censorship and a hacking attack from within the country.
- Google CEO expects China talks outcome soon Google threatened in January to shut its Chinese portal and pull back from China, citing problems of censorship and a hacking attack from within the country.
- Family of slain US activist sues Israel The family of an American killed by an Israeli army bulldozer will launch a damages case, stoking controversy over the treatment of pro-Palestinian protesters.
- French prime minister blasts US over aerial tanker competition French prime minister Francois Fillon criticized the United States' handling of a multi-billion-dollar aerial tanker competition that saw Northrop Grumman and European partner EADS drop out of the race.
- Scientology views putting lives at risk, says Australian of the Year The renowned mental health expert has joined psychiatry boss Louise Newman and the Brain and Mind Institute's Ian Hickie in urging senators to vote for an inquiry.
- Temporary migrants using student visa to extend stay in New Zealand A new legislation to be implemented from May would require anyone who gives immigration advice to be licensed, but exempts those who provide immigration advice for overseas student.
- Daimler sees slow trucks rebound Amid tough competition from Chinese rivals, Daimler's share of the global truck market fell to 11% last year from 15.2% in 2008.
- Brit women donate more than a ton of bras for recycling scheme British women have donated more than a ton of bras in the first year of Hertsmere Borough Council's bra recycling scheme.
- Pope Benedict's brother admits slapping pupils at German choir school Pope Benedict XVI's brother has admitted that he slapped choirboys at the German choir school that he headed for 30 years.
- When Michelle Obama was ditched by her girlfriends on Inauguration Day Michelle Obama has recalled the time when her girlfriends ditched her in the presidential box on Inauguration Day to get ready for the time-squeezed evening ball.
- Male batterers overestimate commonness of violence toward partners A new research conducted at the University of Washington has shown that men who engaged in domestic violence consistently overestimated how common such behaviour is.
- Michelle Obama donates inaugural gown to educational facility Smithsonian Michelle Obama has donated the white gown she wore at the inauguration to the Smithsonian, saying it helped the public "connect with a moment in history in a very real way."
- China rejects Dalai Lama's charge on 'annihilating Buddhism' "The Dalai Lama's remarks confound black with white," a news agency quoted Sun Yong, vice-director with Tibetan Autonomous Region's Academy of Social Sciences as saying.
- Libya accepts US apology over diplomatic row US energy firms including Exxon Mobil, ConocoPhillips, Hess, Marathon and Occidental have invested billions of dollars in Libya, home to Africa's largest proven oil reserves.
- Spanish hostage freed in Mali Aid-worker Gamez was part of an aid convoy travelling to southern Senegal when she was seized in northern Mauritania in November along with two Spanish colleagues.
- China selects first women astronauts for its space missions The third unmanned probe to the moon 'Chang'e-3' will be launched around 2013 and is expected to complete the three-phase moon mission by 2017.
- Monetary policty more eclectic: RBI official Reserve Bank of India executive director Deepak Mohanty said the policy has multiple objectives such as price stability and financial stability by providing flexibility.
- Air India to introduce direct flight to Dehradun The national carrier will be operating the flight with a 46-seater ATR aircraft, which will depart Delhi at 10.10 am and reach Dehradun at 11.10 am.
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