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- Beckham's Finnish surgeon is man top athletes in trouble turn to Sakari Orava, a former boxing champion, used to break down opponents. Now he helps to repair some of the damage sports inflict.
- Open-mouth operations for Kamalesh Chandra and Subir Gokarn The RBI has increased its repo and reverse repo rates by 25 bps each to signal higher borrowing costs in an attempt to contain inflationary expectations.
- Tread soft, sure for Reserve Bank of India For a repo rate hike to pinch, banks need to be big-time borrowers. In calendar 2010 so far, banks have borrowed only once at the repo window.
- NHAI eases fin closure clause in volte face The National Highways Authority of India had last month introduced a clause barring a company from bidding for a new project if it did not complete financial closure of three projects.
- Global Trust accused can't be tried for graft: CBI court Special judge SP Hayatnagarkar remanded the charge-sheet back to the CBI and ordered them to file it before the Esplanade magistrate court.
- Nine in the race for 3G spectrum Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Essar, RCom, Idea Cellular, Tata Teleservices, Aircel, Etisalat, S Tel, and Videocon are learnt to have submitted their 3G applications.
- India will contribute 12% to LG's global revenues by 2015: Moon Shin LG Electronics India, the electronics conglomerate is looking at a turnover growth of not less than 50% this calendar year.
- Whyte & Mackay to focus on spirit brands Vijay Rekhi, president and managing director of United Spirits Ltd (USL), said the shift in the company's business strategy was driven by the fact that branded spirits business offers the best margin.
- SAP aligns India with EMEA markets Peter Gartenberg, managing director of SAP India, says one of the reasons for hiving off India from APAC was to give it access to the higher resource base.
- Markets gains for sixth week in a row Heavyweights led the rally as the Sensex outperformed the mid-cap (up 0.94%) and small-cap (up 0.74%) indices on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), which rose 411.61 points, up 2.4%.
- Hind Dorr Oliver will tap markets Though the mode is still not finalised, the board of directors has given a go-ahead to raise about $50 million.
- Rain Commodities to spin off cement Rain produces cement and markets it under Priya Cement brand in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. It has manufacturing facilities in Andhra Pradesh.
- Policy hurdles hit private play in infrastructure In the revised projections for infrastructure during the 11th Plan (2007 to 2012), the Planning Commission has halved the investment estimate from the private sector in highway construction.
- CESC plans fundraising through special purpose vehicles Funds could either be raised through parent CESC or the SPVs and the fundraising could take place by the end of 2010-11 itself if the market outlook is good.
- Buying MSK Projects India MSK is a domestic construction company, which does EPC projects in roads, industrial construction and public private partnership (PPP) projects.
- Public sector banks to get Rs 9,000 crore in April-May The likely beneficiaries are Bank of Maharashtra, Dena Bank, Syndicate Bank, UCO Bank, Allahabad Bank, Andhra Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce and Vijaya Bank.
- Sugar production may touch 25 million tonnes next year Sanjay Taparia, CFO, Simbhaoli Sugars, said, 'Brazil is likely to produce 34 mt of sugar as against the earlier projection of 31 mt, a jump of 10% for the current year.'
- Was former home secy fit to approve charges in 26/11 case?: Special court Additional chief secretary (home) Chitkala Zutshi, who was trapped in Hotel Taj for over seven hours, had told the court that she had given sanction to the crime branch and the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) to prosecute Kasab and two others.
- Andheri killer would threaten to expose neighbours' wrongdoings Harish Maroliya, the retired customs officer who killed a 14-year-old girl in rage on Thursday, was the oldest student in a journalism class. Here's a first-hand account from his classmate
- SC denies dyslexic student's plea to use calculator for exams The court backed the CBSE's contention that if the relief was allowed to Pranjay Jain, it had to be extended to 300 other students with mental deficiencies of varying magnitude.
- Mumbaikars press for bus rapid transport system project The Mumbai Environmental Social Network, a citizen's group, has demanded that the first BRTS corridor in the city be set up on the newly-built Jogeshwari Vikhroli Link Road.
- Job helped mentally ill man get better R Keshav, who was diagnosed with mental illness 27 years back, said that the support from his family and the acceptance of colleagues had helped him tide over the illness of his mind.
- Could Hemini Mehta have been rescued? Investigation experts, who reviewed Thursday's horrific incident, suggest some things cops could have done to save Hemini.
- After 10 years of sexual exploitation, 22-year-old mumbai girl gets some justice The Mumbai police Social Service Branch (SSB) on Thursday arrested one person from Delhi in a case of alleged kidnap, confinement and rape of a minor at Malwani.
- Anger is making Mumbai lose its mind: Shrinks Psychiatrists say Maroliya may have developed senile depression after retirement
- Andheri shooting: Neighbours boycott family of gunman The residents stopped the family from bringing ex-customs officer Harish Maroliya's corpse inside the building.
- Bizman makes killing in I-T scam, gets abducted by cops The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested a constable from the crime branch of the Thane police and is on the lookout for aide.
- No more talk, hang the accused say poeple who came face to face with terror on 26/11 David Headley may be a key plotter of the 26/11 attacks, but people who came face to face with terror that night say there is little point in discussing his fate in India, because he will continue to be at large.
- Headway made in Pune blast case: RR Patil Patil also announced an enquiry against Samajwadi Party MLA Abu Asim Azmi for the latter's visit to relatives of the suspected terrorists arrested by the ATS earlier this week.
- Maharashtra home minister requests HC to transfer rape cases to fast-track court The issue of the numerous cases of rape across the state was raised in the state assembly on Friday by the opposition benches during question hour.
- Govt will set up special cell in Mumbai to tackle sexual abuse of children Home department instructs forensic laboratories to submit reports in rape cases within three weeks.
- The contest for the two new Indian Premier League teams sees a five-way fight Sahara, Adani, Videocon, Jaypee and Pune's City Corporation are vying for two new IPL teams; speculation over Tharoor interest
- Sharad Pawar persuades Mumbai Cricket Association to end boycott Association promised 5,000 passes each for 3rd place play-off and final, to be played at DY Patil Stadium.
- Maoist leader Kishenji threatens massive attacks 'The tribal mass is still with us. They know 'Operation Green Hunt' will ultimately result in tribal genocide,' he said.
- Mamata Banerjee set for New York, London to woo foreign investor After the second part of the budget session ends, Banerjee plans to take an investment-seeking road show to New York, London and Japan.
- Allow IPS officer to testify in Babri case, says CBI director The then additional superintendent of police, Faizabad, was attached to LK Advani when kar sevaks demolished the controversial structure and had recorded her statement with the CBI.
- Overseas Indian citizens can play for country: Punjab HC The Punjab high court said an Overseas Citizen of India can represent India at international sport events.
- Securities Appellate Tribunal turns down Shankar Sharma plea 'Matter irrelevant, I don't plan to trade in India ever, haven't done in 10 years', Shankar Sharma, vice chairman and joint managing director, First Global Stock Broking Pvt Ltd said.
- Headley's guilty plea is important step towards justice for 26/11 victims, claims US Headley's jail sentencing will be deferred until he finishes co-operating with the US and presumably Indian investigators.
- CT scan comes to patient's bedside in New Delhi The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has introduced a mobile CT (computerised tomography) scan machine for the first time in India.
- Musical event in Mumbai lights up the lives of rural kids A musical event was organised by Light of Life Trust and DNA Media Ltd. to raise funds for their rural education initiative, Anando.
- Mediapersons boycott Telangana joint action committee press meet JAC convenor C Kodandaram and other leaders did not turn up for the media conference even after about an hour after scheduled time in the evening. Protesting the delay the scribes walked out.
- India, Bangladesh exchange draft agreements on Teesta water-sharing issue Wrapping up the two-day ministerial-level meeting of the joint river commission late in the evening, Bangladesh submitted a draft of an interim agreement on sharing of Teesta water.
- Shiv Sena accusing Malayalees of illegal grabbing of land in Konkan The issue of 'farmland grabbing' in Konkan by the migrants from Kerala was raised in the legislative council on Friday by the members of Sena, BJP and NCP.
- BMC decision makes swimming a buddy game in municipal pools Following the drowning of a seven-year-old in the pool at Andheri Sports Complex on March 12, the BMC has decided to introduce the 'buddy' system at its pools.
- Mumbaikars have become safer drivers, reveals MMRDA report According to the records, the city had just a little over 83,000 registered private cars in 1971. And the year saw 10,000 car accidents.
- Rs687 cr boost for Commonwealth games Overlay The move has been made to assure facilities are in accord with Commonwealth Games Federation recommendations
- Breast cancer survivor goes on road trips to spread awareness about the disease After a six-month road trip across India four years ago, captain Ritu Biyani is set for round two of her campaign to spread awareness about breast cancer
- Youngest hairdressing duo in Mumbai At the age of 14 and 16, when most kids were poring over books and preparing for board exams, Dhruv and Divisht were busy learning the technical know-how of haircutting and styling.
- Two urbanists add stories from their world to a book remembering Jane Jacobs In their article Taking the Slum Out of 'Slumdog', Rahul Srivastava and Matias Echanove, sought to reverse the imagery that refuses to leave an outsider, by demystifying the urban village.
- Mumbaikars are taking to terrace farming Preeti Patil, 42, donned the farmer's hat when she transformed the 3,000sqft terrace of the Mumbai Port Trust's central kitchen into a mini-farm.
- Tighten safety belts at pools & city beaches How many deaths by drowning would it take for BMC to bolster emergency gear?
- Service revolver of Delhi police sub-inspector stolen during IPL match The incident took place late on Wednesday night when sub-inspector Babulal Meena, who is on probation, was coming out of the stadium after the match.
- Andhra Pradesh DGP appears before Tribunal in connection with contempt case The tribunal, while dealing with a contempt case filed by a police officer Vinod Kumar working in OCTOPUS (AP's anti-terror outfit), had ordered the DGP to appear before it today.
- West Bengal withdraws Land Reforms Amendment Bill The bill, which came in the backdrop of controversies over acquisition of agricultural land for Tata Motors, was referred to an all-party Select Committee of the Assembly in 2006.
- Inflation forces RBI to hike rates The RBI was expected to raise rates at its next policy meeting on April 20, but the decision to do so a month earlier suggests that high inflation numbers are spooking the central bank.
- Mongoose bat packs more power: Hayden Matthew Hayden, wielding a Mongoose bat, overshadows Virender Sehwag's quick-fire 74 as Chennai down Delhi
- Thirteen Maoist-backed tribal women granted bail The police produced 14 tribals before the ACJM court, where all the 13 women were granted bail
- PDP accuses Jammu& Kashmir govt of pursuing wrong policies 'Decision making powers were decentralised to the grass roots level to inculcate a sense of belonging among all sections of the society', PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti said.
- Hemini Mehta's neighbours recall how she screamed for help The 14-year-old girl was an adopted child of Mehta family, neighbours said adding that she was calm girl and good at studies.
- Chiranjeevi's party rebukes Vijayasanthi for asking him to quit Hyderabad Vijayasanthi acted in 17 films opposite Chiranjeevi in her heyday in the Telugu film industry, but bad blood began flowing between the two since the early 1990s.
- Arsenal's William Gallas doubtful for Barcelona first leg The former team captain, who has been sidelined since Feb 10, has already been ruled out of the next two Premier League games against West Ham United and Birmingham.
- Foreign universities ready for affirmative programmes: Kapil Sibal The cabinet this week passed the Foreign Educational Institution Bill, 2010, which seeks to allow the foreign educational providers to set up campuses in India and regulate their operations.
- Indonesia scratched from World Cup host candidates: FIFA Soccer's world governing body FIFA has dropped Indonesia as a candidate to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
- Spurs lose Jermain Defoe as injury list lengthens England striker Jermain Defoe, who has scored 23 goals this season, suffered a grade two tear on Thursday and is set to be out for a few weeks.
- Liverpool face Benfica in Europa League The Portuguese side will host the first leg on April 1 against the Premier League team, whose only hope of silverware this season now lies with Europe's secondary club competition.
- BJP welcomes inclusion of death penalty in anti-hijacking law 'This is a good effort by the government. Though it has come late, it is welcome,' BJP spokesperson Rajiv Pratap Rudy said.
- Maharashtra govt pushes to make Marathi a must in all central offices Chairman Shivajirao Deshmukh said the government would pursue the matter with the Central Government to ensure Marathi is used in its offices in the state.
- Local players behind Kolkata Kinght Riders's strong performance: Whatmore 'More that 50% of the players are from domestic circuit and they have played an important role this season,' Kolkata Kinght Riders's coach Dav Whatmore said.
- BSF asks Bangladesh Rifles not to violate status quo 'We have spotted some dump trucks in the Pyrdiwah area yesterday where some Bangladeshis are collecting stones and digging the Pyang river,' BSF IG Prithivi Raj said.
- Rahul Gandhi to flag off yatra in UP to boost Congress revival Party leaders said the yatra aims at exposing the anti-Dalit policies of the Mayawati government and projecting achievements of the UPA.
- Surat police to send team to London to extradite Hanif Tiger Mohammed Hanif Umerji Patel alias Tiger (49), a key 1993 Surat terror bombing suspect, hunted by police worldwide for over 17 years, was arrested from a north England grocery store on February 16.
- Congress says it wants speedy trial in Batla case, no inquiry Referring to the Liberhan Commission report, AICC general secretary Digvijay Singh said it took 17 years to come to a conclusion which was known even earlier.
- Crucial match against Mumbai Indians: Anil Kumble The champion bowler, who has retired from international cricket, said he was looking forward to tomorrow's match and hoped he would not have to bowl to master batsman Tendulkar.
- Centre wants Goa government to submit report on Sanatan Sanstha Congress MP Shantaram Naik said the Centre wants Goa to submit a formal proposal before taking any decision on the outfit linked to the last year's bomb blast in Margao town.
- Unhappiness grows in BJP over Nitin Gadkari's team Former Union minister CP Thakur criticised the 'discrimination against Bihar' and called it 'particularly unfortunate'
- Javed Akhtar, Mani Shankar Aiyar among five nominated to Rajya Sabha Noted economist Bhalchandra Mungekar, educationist Ram Dayal Munda and theatre personality B Jayshree are the other three who have been nominated by president Pratibha Patil.
- Maoists urge government to stop operation against them 'We are patriots of the country. Stop this killing of patriots,' Rajdeo, CPI (Maoist) spokesman of the 'Bihar-Jharkhand-North Chhatisgarh Simant Committee' said.
- Nothing less than custodial querying of Headley is okay: BJP BJP spokesman Rajiv Pratap Rudy accused the government of 'attempting to rationalise' its failure in not getting Headley.
- Deccan Chargers beat Kings XI Punjab by six runs Irfan Pathan's audacious 60 off 29 balls gives Adam Gilchrist & Co a mighty fright before the defending champions register a six-run win.
- Jawan killed in accidental blast in Jammu & Kashmir Parveen Kumar of 62 Engineering Regiment was practicing at the institute at Sarol, when the grenade exploded in his hand yesterday.
- Mortal remains of Indian ambassador to Italy laid to rest Vice-president Hamid Ansari was among those who attended the last rites performed at a cemetery at Lodhi Road in New Delhi.
- Literacy rate over 65% in Jammu & Kashmir: Minister The literacy rate in the state in 2001 was only 55%. A latest survey has indicated that it has increased up to 65.67%, education minister Peerzada Mohammad Sayeed said.
- IT depart to probe funds received by BSP The probe into the funds would provide them with necessary information on the income of the party which like other political parties, is exempted from paying taxes.
- Pak's Punjab police ad featured logo of counterpart in India's Punjab state The advertisement which appealed to people to remain vigilant and cooperate with police to prevent terrorist attacks, was carried on the front page of several English and Urdu newspapers.
- New teachers' education framework released The new framework puts more focus on field experience and re-orients teachers to enable children to learn through activities.
- India better prepared to tackle drought: Agriculture secretary Last year, the country was affected by the worst drought in 37 years, and kharif production in as many as 317 districts was impacted badly.
- 2 decades after Bofors, India is all set for artillery purchases India has lined up series of procurements of such weapons to bridge the growing gap in the operational preparedness of its army.
- 24 militants killed in northwest Pakistan Pakistani military had launched a major operation against the Taliban in their stronghold of South Waziristan in October last year.
- Headley case could be litmus test for ties with US Uncertainties over the US refusing India full access to David Coleman Headley remain a major concern
- Headley case could be litmus test for ties with US Uncertainties over the US refusing India full access to David Coleman Headley remain a major concern
- Nitin Gadkari draws flak from 3 BJP leaders from Bihar Former union minister CP Thakur criticised Gadkari today saying the new team was "not balanced" and "injustice" has been meted to out to him.
- Supreme Court to dispose of Uphaar cinema tragedy case in August Though the bench offered to hear the matter during the summer vacation, the defence expressed its inability, prompting the bench to post the matter to August.
- Not a setback if Headley given life sentence: Congress Congress also said the government's stand, that India has to have full access to him, still stands.
- RBI hikes short term rates by 25 basis points The move to hike repo and reverse repo rates to 5% and 3.5% respectively comes barely a month before the RBI was to announce monetary policy for the year 2010-11.
- Rahul Bhatt 'nauseated' by the fact that he knew 'devil' Headley The son of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt called Headley an American 'devil' and a 'double agent of the USA'.
- Rahul Bhatt 'nauseated' by the fact that he knew 'devil' Headley The son of filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt called Headley an American 'devil' and a 'double agent of the USA'.
- Amarinder Singh says he will prove his innocence in courts He said that his stand in court has always been that these cases have no truth in them and that they are there purely out of political vendetta.
- Andhra Pradesh police gun down Maoist couple The gunfight took place when policemen engaged in combing operations in the area came face-to-face with a group of Maoists.
- Maharashtra cuts duty on awards, hikes movie ticket service tax The amendment was made considering a demand made by the cinematographers' association and various theatre owners' associations to reduce the existing rates of entertainment duty.
- Samajwadi Party legislator Abu Asim Azmi rakes up controversy again Samajwadi party MLA Abu Asim Azmi today said that situation in Mumbai was not conducive to develop it into an international financial hub because 'some people' were targeting outsiders.
- Ruling Congress-NCP showing arrogance of power: Eknath Khadse Initiating the debate on the motion of thanks to the governor for his address to the joint session of the state legislature, Khadse accused the Ashok Chavan-led government of all round failure.
- 'Classical Language' status to Telugu; Andhra Pradesh House expresses joy Making a statement in the Assembly today, the chief minister said the long-cherished dream of Telugu people came true with the Centre according classical language status to Telugu.
- Cabinet approves major education reforms bills The Cabinet approved the draft Prohibition of Unfair Practices in Technical, Medical Educational Institutions and Universities Bill, 2010.
- Barca, Man Utd on course for repeat of last year's Champions League final Barcelona will face Arsenal in the quarter-finals while Manchester United take on Bayern Munich.
- No opposition in Congress to foreign university bill: Sibal 'There is no opposition to the bill. This is something in the national interest. The Foreign Education bill is part of the president's address to Parliament,' the HRD minister said.
- Indian officials may quiz Headley across table India today said that a 'lighter' sentence of less than 20 years for the US terror accused David Headley will be a matter of concern
- GPS gadget nailed Kasab's lie: Ujjwal Nikam The global positioning system gadget contained data which showed a route from Karachi to Mumbai, special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam told the trial court.
- Union minister MS Gill among five elected to Rajya Sabha from Punjab Besides Gill, former prime minister IK Gujral's son Naresh Gujral (SAD) and Ashwani Kumar of the Congress also made it to the Rajya Sabha for the second time in a row.
- Everyone can't be satisfied: Gadkari about dissent over his team The BJP president said that there are thousands of office bearers and if one or two makes any comments, it does not mean that there is unrest in the party.
- Militants declare campaign against Iraqi political parties The threat from Islamic State of Iraq was contained in a speech from the group's leader, Omar al-Baghdadi, on an audio tape posted on jihadist forums on Thursday, the US-based SITE Intelligence Group said.
- Wheelchair-bound army officer to get promoted as major general Brigadier S K Razdan will pick up his two-star rank as and when a vacancy arises as he has cleared the promotion board recently, officers at the Army headquarters said.
- Eight injured in clashes in Sopore, Baramulla in Kashmir A large crowd gathered near Sopore police station, 55 kms from here, this morning and indulged in stone-pelting prompting the police to fire tear gas shells.
- Chidambaram to leave for three-day visit to UK During the visit, Chidambaram will discuss issues relating to security with the home secretary Alan Johnson, foreign secretary David Miliband and the British prime minister's foreign policy adviser Simon Mcdonald.
- Fire at shopping complex in Jammu & Kashmir The fire broke out in the complex in Kralgund area of Handwara last night. Five fire tenders were pressed into service.
- Hussain Rana knew every detail of 26/11 plans, claims Headley Headley, in his plea agreement, has said he not only told the Rana about his Lashkar-e-Taiba membership but operation details of the audacious attack.
- India focuses on getting access to Headley The government is likely to form two teams -- of the Mumbai police and the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to question the Pakistan-born American Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative.
- ONGC keen for oil exploration in Nagaland 'There is no misunderstanding with the Nagaland government and we are keen to start exploring the vast oil reserves in the state,' ONGC director, headquarters, Dr AK Balyan said.
- 'I want to bring out more Tendulkars': Yuvraj Singh Cricketer Yuvraj Singh wants to start a cricket academy in Punjab; says his goal is to roll out many more Sachin Tendulkars for India.
- IPL not going out of India: CEO Dismissing reports that a second IPL is in the offing and it would be held abroad, Sundar Raman said he could only foresee a situation with the franchises playing occasional matches abroad.
- No decline in Pak support to terrorists: Gen Deepak Kapoor 'Terrorists are probably more emboldened by the sustained support enjoyed by them despite international pressure on Pakistan, post 26/11,' said Indian army chief.
- Court rejects bail plea of desecration accused trio in Maharashtra On the night of January 26, the accused had desecrated the statue of Dr Ambedkar to meet their personal end of shunting out the PSO of Wani who refused to dance as per their tune.
- Maharashtra government to ask Centre to felicitate Sachin "Considering the record by Sachin Tendulkar, we would recommend the Centre to felicitate him," minority welfare minister Naseem Khan informed the Legislative Council.
- Arsenal should pray to avoid Man United in Champions League: Oleg Luyzhny Luzhny also reckons if Arsenal succeeds in sidestepping Sir Alex Ferguson's men in the tie, which will also map out the route to the final, they can go all the way to lift the trophy.
- John Terry's father arrested for allegedly selling cocaine, again According to reports, police questioned Ted over allegations that he handed over three grams of the Class A drug for £120.
- Shane Warne offers support to Michael Clarke over relationship breakdown Warne's manager James Erskine said that the legend felt a sense of duty to help Clarke, as the batsman had provided emotional support during the leg-spinner's marital woes.
- Ernie Els vows to make life tough for Tiger Woods at Augusta Masters The South African superstar showed no fear when he slammed Woods for being "selfish" over the timing of his first public announcement after being engulfed in a series of sex scandals.
- Fabio Capello wants injured David Beckham to join England squad England still wanted their former skipper to join the camp, but Beckham has still to decide whether to take up the offer.
- Asif Ali Zardari donates Rs100 million among poor girls for marriage Zardari asked the civil society and non-governmental organisations to come forward and play their role in supplementing the government's efforts.
- Mumbai Airport plans to set up a dedicated cargo complex The Mumbai Airport handled 5,25,335-tonnes of cargo last financial year and leads all airports in the country in terms of handling cargo shipments.
- Rafa Benitez tells Man U to be afraid of Fernando Torres Fernando Torres scored his second double of the week to fire Liverpool into today's Europa League quarterfinal draw.
- Liverpool suspends Albert Riera for criticising Rafa Benitez The Kop boss was left fuming when Spanish winger Riera branded the Reds "a sinking ship" and slammed Benitez's management style, after being frozen out.
- Headley will have to undergo life imprisonment: Randall Samborn 'Probation means no jail term but I said he's not eligible for probation so that's irrelevant,' said the US attorney spokesperson.
- Raj Thackeray comes under fire for calling CST as VT "At a recent function here, Raj repeatedly called CST as VT. He has no right to preach others," former minister Nawab Malik said.
- 26/11 probe excellent example of Indo-US cooperation: FBI Sean Joyce of the Federal Bureau of Investigation argued that success is bringing justice to the victims, wherever that may be.
- Hayden's breezy 93 helps Chennai beat Daredevils by five wickets Hayden toyed with the Delhi attack and raised a crucial 78-run third wicket partnership with stand-in skipper Suresh Raina, who scored a sensible unbeaten 49.
- Rajasthan Royals look to end losing streak against Kolkata Knight Riders The crowd at the Sardar Patel Stadium at Motera, would see two charismatic skippers - Sourav Ganguly and Shane Warne, marshalling their flock.
- Oil slumps in Asian trade New York's main contract, light sweet crude for April delivery, fell 29 cents to $81.91 a barrel.
- Welspun Gujarat gets orders worth Rs6 billion Its order book consequently stands at Rs78 billion, it said in a statement on Friday.
- Reliance Communications applies for broadband spectrum auction The company had also applied for all-India 3G spectrum bids on Thursday.
- Mumbai Indians-Royal Challengers clash promises excitement at Brabourne While the home side moves into the game after beating the Delhi Daredevils in their backyard on March 17 by a handsome margin of 98 runs, the Bangalore team is also riding high following their 10-wicket thrashing of Rajasthan Royals at home last night.
- Musharraf's new political party closer to reality, but will he return? With numerous pending cases against him in various courts across Pakistan and the opposition, particularly the PML-N pushing for his high treason trial, the former general's return seems to be a distant dream.
- Headley's extradition tough but India will still press for it: Chidambaram 'Under the plea bargain, Headley has agreed to fully testify to any foreign judicial proceedings held in the US, either through video conferencing or through letters rogatory,' said the home minister.
- Headley's confession proves that Kasab was speaking the truth: Ujjwal Nikam Pakistani-American David Headley's confession in a US court about his involvement in the Mumbai terror attacks has strengthened the 26/11 case, said Ujjwal Nikam.
- Delhi Daredevils to lock horns with Chennai Super Kings at Kotla Both sides will take the field without their respective captains. Suresh Raina will lead CSK in Dhoni's absence and Dinesh Karthik will lead the Delhi Daredevils.
- Chinese man kills 11-year-old boy, eats his brain to cure epilepsy A superstitious man, Wang Chaoxu, of Qixian village, Yunnan, allegedly murdered Li Xuetang, whose dead body has been found buried in a grain field in a neighboring hamlet.
- Obama, Hillary Clinton fundraiser admits $292 million fraud A wealthy businessman who raised money for leading democratic party politicians, pleaded guilty on Thursday to defrauding three major banks out of $292.2 million in loan transactions.
- CNN veteran Christiane Amanpour moves to ABC News Amanpour's departure from CNN after 27 years comes at a troubled time for Time Warner Inc's cable network, whose ratings are in a slump.
- Videocon bids for 3G airwaves; eyes overseas partners The firm is in talks with European and US companies for partnering its 3G operations in the country.
- L&T unit gets $308 million order India's top engineering and construction firm won an order worth Rs14 billion ($308 million) for a six-lane highway.
- Taliban arrests thwart Afghan talks: Ex-UN envoy Norwegian Kai Eide, who stepped down this month, said talks dried up several weeks ago after more than a dozen prominent Taliban members were held in joint US-Pakistan operations.
- Jelena Jankovic battles past Alisa Kleybanova to reach semis The sixth-seeded Serbian, on serve, ended an error-strewn match lasting one hour, 42 minutes at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden when her opponent struck a backhand long.
- Google may cease operations in China by April 10: Report China's online population is eager to know whether Gmail, Google Earth and Google Answers, will remain accessible after the closing of google.cn.
- Google may cease operations in China by April 10: Report China's online population is eager to know whether Gmail, Google Earth and Google Answers, will remain accessible after the closing of google.cn.
- Rafael Nadal bounces Tomas Berdych to set up Ivan Ljubicic clash The Spanish left-hander came from 3-1 down in the second-set tiebreak, winning the last three points of the match at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden to book a place in the last four against big-serving Ivan Ljubicic.
- Jack Nicklaus surprised that Tiger Woods opts to go to Masters 'cold' The golfing great has expressed surprise Tiger Woods will break his five-month exile by going into next month's US Masters at Augusta without playing any warm-up events.
- Indians mulling multi-million pound football league on lines of IPL: Report Three well-known football dealmakers, Pini Zahavi, Chris Nathaniel and Kia Joorabchian will help establish the competition.
- Posco, Sail to tie up for Jharkhand steel plant: Report The plant with an initial production capacity of three million to four million tonnes a year is expected to be located in the mineral-rich state of Jharkhand, a newspaper said.
- Apollo to open 11 new hospitals next fiscal: Report The addition of new hospitals is part of the company's on going expansion plan worth Rs18 billion, a paper reported citing its chairman Pratap C Reddy.
- Monza extends F1 deal until 2016 Fears that plans to stage a street race in Rome would threaten the future of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza eased on Thursday when the track announced it had extended its Formula One deal until 2016.
- David Headley recieved training at LeT terror camps in Pakistan Headley attended a 3-week course starting in February 2002 that provided indoctrination on the merits of waging jihad, next he participated in a three-week course starting in August 2002 to get training in the use of weapons and grenades.
- Apple director Jerry York dies at 71 York, who sat on Apple's board, once worked as chief financial officer at International Business Machines Corp and Chrysler, and served on the board of General Motors.
- Apple director Jerry York dies at 71 York, who sat on Apple's board, once worked as chief financial officer at International Business Machines Corp and Chrysler, and served on the board of General Motors.
- General Motors to launch its electric car E-Spark by this year-end GM is entering into the Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) segment as well this year. The company is planning to phase out its model, Aveo, gradually.
- General Motors to launch its electric car E-Spark by this year-end GM is entering into the Light Commercial Vehicle (LCV) segment as well this year. The company is planning to phase out its model, Aveo, gradually.
- Reliance, Tata, Adani have bought 4,830 hectare of Gujarat govt land in 3 years The Gujarat government has earned over Rs377.99 crore revenue by way of land allotment to these industrial giants.
- Headley selected landing sites for 26/11 attack: US court document Headley came to Mumbai with a GPS device and performed the surveillance, including taking boat trips in and around the Mumbai harbour.
- Soon, new watermark on cheques to check fraud Three images for the watermark have been short-listed, one of which will finally be selected for printing on cheques of all banks in the country.
- Ahmedabad owes Rs4,800 crore to income tax department In the case of Ahmedabad, the I-T department had to declare the outstanding dues as 'arrears on demand' after many taxpayers went to court against the tax assessment made by the department.
- Sensex gains for fourth day, up by 59 points The 30-share index closed at 17,578.23 points, a gain of 58.97 points over the previous close. The index had gained nearly 354 points in the last three sessions.
- Viacom, Google accuse each other of YouTube hypocrisy Google countered that Viacom managers continued to secretly upload content to YouTube even after the media company had filed the $1 billion copyright suit in March 2007.
- Viacom, Google accuse each other of YouTube hypocrisy Google countered that Viacom managers continued to secretly upload content to YouTube even after the media company had filed the $1 billion copyright suit in March 2007.
- HC notice to Wipro chairman Azim Premji encroachment in Kempapura tank bed. Hearing a public interest litigation petition filed by Loksatta party activist Santosh B, a division bench comprising justices V Gopala Gowda and BV Pinto ordered the notice.
- Fulham stun Juventus, David Villa hat-trick spurs Valencia Fabio Cannavaro was sent off after less than half an hour for the twice European champions and three-times UEFA Cup winners, who went out despite a 3-1 first-leg lead and second minute goal at Craven Cottage.
- World Bank approves record $1.05 billion for schools in India The loans will help Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, a government programme aimed at boosting education among young children.
- Google may announce China plans next Monday: Report A report in the China Business News said a local authorised agent had received unconfirmed information that Google would leave China on April 10.
- Google may announce China plans next Monday: Report A report in the China Business News said a local authorised agent had received unconfirmed information that Google would leave China on April 10.
- Foreign governments can 'interview' David Headley on US soil: Lawyer Under the plea agreement Headley has entered into with the prosecutors, he cannot be extradited to India, Pakistan or Denmark if he pleads guilty or is convicted of the offences in the superseding indictment.
- Garden Reach aims at big defence deals Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers is looking to bid for tenders worth around Rs 1,500 crore for various small ships and negotiating for the amphibious landing ship tanks for the navy.
- Thermax eyes land for supercritical boiler plant Thermax will be setting up a new manufacturing facility for the supercritical boiler. It is looking at land acquisition in next three months and talking to state governments for the same.
- Metro says won't expand without APMC licences Metro had applied for a full agriculture produce marketing committee licence in Karnataka two years back but received only a partial one about one-and-a-half year back.
- Exide goes low-cost to capture replacements The storage battery maker is pinning hopes on grabbing market share from the unorganised sector for recycled batteries where it has a 37% market share.
- Seems like it's fixed maturity plans season for funds Double indexation benefit means enjoying indexation benefits for more than one fiscal, without having to hold the asset for the second fiscal.
- Strides to buy out Aspen in ventures The Rs 1,300 crore Strides, which is targeting turnover of Rs 1,775-1,800 crore by December 2010, currently has 40 oncology products.
- Nissan eyes completely knocked down in volume gambit Gilles Normand, corporate vice-president, Nissan Motor Company said, "We are considering the possibility of producing or locally assembling Teana and XTrail in India soon."
- Standard and Poor's rating upgrade can spur FII flows The Sensex rose 101.65 points after hitting an intra-day low to close at 17,519.26. The Nifty closed at 5245.90.
- Unitech to demerge non-core businesses The company's non-realty businesses include construction, special economic zones (SEZs), power, telecom and hotels.
- ArcelorMittal circling Prakash Industries ArcelorMittal officials met the top brass of Prakash Industries when they were in London for the roadshow of their Rs 250 crore foreign currency convertible bonds issue.
- Dr Reddy's gets FDA nod for Allegra generic The company, which has been waiting for over 30 months now for the US approvals, got the FDA nod for Allegra D24 on Wednesday.
- A Chinese slowdown might rescue $ for a while The Chinese government pushed all the big state-owned banks to finance as many infrastructure projects as they could. This led to their loans doubling to 9.6 trillion renminbi.
- Police warnings failed to scare man who killed Andheri girl Sub-inspector Vaibhav Patil, 32, who was part of the combat team that went to rescue Himani Mehta, 14, on Thursday morning recalls his horrifying experience.
- VAT a mess: Maharashtra government's budget proposals are in doubt Government may have to re-tailor its fund allocations
- BMC will tap sludge for power worth Rs77 cr The delayed Mumbai Sewage Disposal Project (MSDP) will not merely be a sewage disposal project, it will be a water conservation and power generation project as well.
- Airports Authority of India official held for murdering his wife The woman used to work as an assistant manager with the Mumbai Airport's Air Traffic Control (ATC). Eknath Pai, 48, works as a manager with AAI in Mumbai.
- MLAs feel the pinch of inflation at last in Vidhan Bhavan canteen The rates on the menu and the 'poor' service enraged them so much that some have decided to raise the issue in the assembly on Friday.
- Food prices have eased, but fuel price rise may still hurt The latest weekly data on the wholesale price index (WPI) of primary articles and fuel released on Thursday shows a respite in food prices and a rise in fuel prices.
- Maharashtra to pay for failure to protect migrants from MNS The National Human Rights Commission ordered the state government to pay Rs5 lakh each to the families of two men killed in MNS-instigated violence in 2008.
- David Headley pleads guilty to terror charges, escapes death rap The Pakistani-American LeT operative pleaded guilty to plotting the 26/11 attack on Mumbai and planning to target a Danish newspaper.
- Angry biker beats youth to death in Mumbai In an unnerving incident of road rage, a man in his mid-20s was beaten so badly by a 35-year-old biker after his car hit the latter's motorcycle that he was dead in a few hours.
- 10 yrs on, Bombay HC tells firm to reinstate sacked schizophrenic He was asked to resign by Shipping Corporation of India after he started going on sick leave
- China leaves India behind in arms self-reliance Major drop in Asian neighbour's import of defence ware
- No foul play in appointing Mumbai university controller of exams Majority members accept report that gave clean chit to scrutiny committee
- Pune RTI chief spent a year on answer-sheet issue Vijay Kuvalekar however, refused to comment on the board's decision to legally challenge his ruling. 'I have carried out my duty to the best of my ability,' he said.
- Andheri pool will not open till rains arrive The BMC, which owns the pool, has decided to carry out extensive repair work to improve the quality of water and infrastructure at the pool.
- A giant leak on Monday, several small ones follow in Mumbai BMC is struggling to fix the 100-year-old pipeline
- Maharashtra governor opens session with worn-out speech K Sankaranarayanan merely recycled the claims and assurances already made by his ministers and leaders of the Democratic Front coalition.
- Mumbai parents gear up to fight fee hike Will complain to education dept against Billabong High School
- Eden Gardens row almost resolved Following an hour-long meeting, parties arrive at a consensus on the way forward
- Jaidev Unadkat is Wasim Akram's ward Akram's presence in the KKR dugout has certainly boosted the morale of the bowlers. And Unadkat can only agree.
- 14 parties in fray for 2 new teams in IPL A business group from Hyderabad and a consortium from Kerala among bidders
- Saina Nehwal among top five in the world Last week, she went where no Indian woman had gone when she entered the semifinals of the All England.
- Royal Challengers Bangalore post only the third 10-wicket win in IPL At the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore on Thursday night, RCB created magic as their bowlers came out with a power-packed performance.
- BEST land development hits coastal regulation zone hitch Not just the BEST land at Kurla. Parsvanath Developers, a New Delhi-based realtor, is close to signing a deal with the Mumbai-based Kanakia Spaces for another BEST land at Mahim.
- After fire & burns, family in Mumbai faces financial crisis Lying in an isolated room at Aryan Hospital, Kurla (West), Vishram Chauhan, 33, cannot help but shudder every time he remembers how he landed there.
- Narain Karthikeyan set for Nascar debut India's first Formula One driver will make his Nascar Camping World Truck Series debut on March 27 at the Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway, Virginia.
- Hockey coach brings out new dossier for India Shining Jose Manuel Brasa wants more power, better coordination
- Sunil Chetri made an instant impact: Kansas City Wizards coach For all his hard work and patience, Chetri is on the verge of rewriting history if his much-talked-about deal with America's Major League Soccer team Kansas City Wizards (KCW) comes through.
- Gilchrist banking on bowlers to win against Kings XI Admitting that both VVS Laxman and Rohit Sharma were not in good form, Gilchrist said, 'I hope both Laxman and Sharma will get back to their form soon.'
- Praveen Kumar gets 1st hat-trick of IPL III Brought back into the attack in the 17th over, Praveen removed Damien Martin, Sumit Narwal and Paras Dogra off successive deliveries to join the elite league.
- Rocket kills one in Israel as top European Union diplomat visits Gaza The rocket fired by an al-Qaeda inspired militant group hit a greenhouse in a kibbutz near the southern city of Ashkelon killing a Thai farm worker, rescue agencies said.
- Unfair to blame IPL for injuries, says selector Raja Venkat 'Injuries can happen any time, why single out IPL? A professional cricketer knows where to draw a line,' Venkat said.
- Urgent law enforcement action needed to deal with illegal ivory trade Detailed regional summaries of the data held in the Elephant Trade Information System, the world's largest database on ivory seizures, highlight the failure of law enforcement.
- US 'Jihad Jane' pleads not guilty to terrorism Colleen LaRose who called herself 'Jihad Jane', was accused of plotting with others over the Internet to kill a Swedish cartoonist who depicted the Prophet Mohammed in a way that was offensive to Muslims
- McLaren unveil supercar to take on Ferrari McLaren said the new MP4-12C, with a likely price tag of around £150,000 and annual production of 1,000 cars from 2011, represents the "logical next step" for the British-based company.
- US economy may soon add jobs: Obama The White House released a text of remarks Obama was to deliver at a mid-morning ceremony to sign a $17.6 billion jobs bill aimed at spurring job creation.
- Russia to start up Iran nuclear plant in mid-2010: Vladamir Putin 'We continue work on developing atomic energy capacity both at home and abroad,' said the Russian prime minister.
- Britain announces new immigration rules Under the new rules, which will be applicable from April 6, the minimum previous earnings for those applying under Tier 1 has been increased from the current £20,000 to £25,000.
- Bill Clinton, George Bush to visit quake-devastated Haiti More than a million people were also left homeless when the magnitude 7 quake struck the Caribbean nation's capital Port-au-Prince on Jan 12.
- Blanco on target as Mexico win against North Korea Cuauhtemoc Blanco, who has regularly featured since Aguirre replaced Sven-Goran Eriksson last April looks almost certain to play in his third World Cup at the age of 37.
- Chelsea's Abramovich wins gambling slur damages Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, owner of London soccer club Chelsea, won a public apology and substantial libel damages.
- Sheikh Hasina meets Wen Jiabao to deepen 'comprehensive partnership' Hasina, who arrived here on a landmark 5-day visit yesterday, met the Chinese premier and exchanged views on enhancing the bilateral cooperation.
- Pak-India talks to figure in strategic dialogue with US: Pakistan foriegn minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the situation on Pakistan's eastern border with India has a 'linkage' with the war on terror being waged along the western frontier with Afghanistan
- Five Indian boxers sign exclusive marketing deals Vijender Singh, Dinesh Kumar, Suranjoy Singh, Jai Bhagwan and Balwinder Beniwal have signed an exclusive marketing deal with Percept Ltd for a period of 3 years.
- Bouquets and brickbats await Tiger Woods in Augusta The news that professional golfer Tiger Woods will be playing next month in the Masters Tournament has been met with mixed emotions by folks in Augusta.
- Injured Gautam Gambhir out of IPL match against Chennai Super Kings 'He is going for a scan to see how bad it is. Once we assess him, only then we will know how long he will be out for,' said team's assistant coach Eric Simmons.
- India proposes trilateral talks on Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline Days after Iran and Pakistan signed pacts to implement a long-delayed gas pipeline, India has proposed trilateral talks in May to address concerns that have been impeding its joining the project.
- Glazers may go for more refinancing to ease Manchester United debts The Glazer family are considering a second round of refinancing in an effort to ease Manchester United's huge debt burden.
- John Terry 'not to blame' for car accident: Injured Chelsea security guard Steve Rowley, who has sustained leg injuries in a car accident involving Chelsea skipper John Terry, insists that the controversial star is not to blame for the incident.
- Hugo Boss says not recalling any clothes in China The German fashion house is not recalling any clothes in China after a Chinese province said it had seized some imported top-end clothing carrying labels of well-known luxury brands.
- China again tells banks to control lending Banks should control the pace of their lending and be aware of the risks entailed in extending credit to the property sector and to local governments.
- FBI cautious on rules for terrorism questioning FBI director Robert Mueller urged the US Congress to be cautious about imposing strict rules on how and whether law enforcement officials can interrogate terrorism suspects they detain.
- No early pardon for 'fool' Fonseka: Rajapaksa The Sri Lankan president has ruled out an early pardon for the general, who is being court-martialled on charges of engaging in politics while in uniform and defence procurement irregularities.
- Orangutans being wiped out to make chocolates Greenpeace claims that the work is carried out by a company using illegal methods. The worldwide trade in palm oil is considered the single greatest factor threatening the orangutan.
- Bangladesh invites Tripura chief minister Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar has been invited by Bangladesh to attend the celebrations of National day of the neighbouring country on March 26, official sources said.
- When Hitler tried to give English cricket a Nazi twist A new book about 20th-century reporting has revealed that future Nazi regime dictator Adolf Hitler raised his own cricket team to play some British prisoners of war during the First World War.
- China probing report on deadly faulty vaccines Four children died and at least 74 others became sick in the poor inland province of Shanxi, after getting vaccinated against illnesses including encephalitis, hepatitis B and rabies.
- Tibetan high school students protest in west China March is the anniversary of both spiritual leader the Dalai Lama's flight into exile decades ago, and a uprising across the areas in 2008.
- New password-stealing virus targets Facebook The emails tell recipients that the passwords on their Facebook accounts have been reset, urging them to click on an attachment to obtain new login credentials.
- Taliban is part of very negative presence in Afghanistan: Nirupama Rao The foreign secretary emphasised that India had a stake in Afghanistan's future amidst of growing speculations the New Delhi is being sidelined in the Washington's Af-Pak policy.
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