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RBI is likely to keep interest rates stable in the near term and may ease its monetary policy stance later in the year, a unit of rating agency Moody's has said.
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Two things have haunted Mona Lisa since Leonardo da Vinci painted it 500 years ago, who is she? And why is she smiling?
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The Congress is expected to sharpen its attack on Mayawati during party General Secretary Rahul Gandhi's two-day visit to Bundelkhand from Wednesday.
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The Centre on Tuesday confirmed an outbreak of bird flu in two districts of West Bengal, a day after the state government declared an alert in the area.
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Tata Motors said its new Indica, due for a launch in the second quarter of next fiscal, will sport four engine options, two of which will be sourced from partner Fiat.
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Pakistan People's Party co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari will today meet the British investigators probing his wife Benazir Bhutto's assassination.
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Mr Singh is the first Indian PM to visit China for five yearsChina and India have vowed to strengthen economic and military links, as their leaders continue talks aimed at improving bilateral ties. On...
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LONDON (Business Wire) -- Hirco PLC (AIM: HRCO), the investment vehicle for Hiranandani, India's largest developer of prestigious mixed-use townships, today announced that sales of residential units i...
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Pepsi soft drinks were tainted.The announcement, made late Monday by The Energy and Resources Institute, or TERI, and which follows an examination of six of The Coca-Cola Co.'s bottling plants, gave t...
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India , killing nine people and injuring two, railway officials said.The accident happened as the rickshaw went across an unmanned railway crossing near the village of Balisahi, about 60 miles south o...
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In a shocking incident, a four-year-old child was kidnapped and murdered in Himayatsagar near here, police said.
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BJP has asked Congress to take a final stand on its support to the Jharkhand government as the latter's ultimatum to CM Madhu Koda was 'creating anarchy in the state'.
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An internal World Bank inquiry has uncovered a multimillion-dollar scandal involving five health projects in India worth $569 million.
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A door to door inspection of people with suspected symptoms of avian influenza began in West Bengal's Margram village Tuesday amid fears of the return of the deadly H5N1 strain of the virus that causes bird flu.
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At least nine people on their way to West Bengal's Digha beach on Makar Sankranti were killed Tuesday when a train collided with their motorised cart at an unmanned crossing.
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A top guerrilla of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) was killed in a gunbattle with the security forces in Jammu and Kashmir Tuesday morning, police said.
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Rajkumar Santoshi's political commentary 'Halla Bol' has received a mixed response in its opening week. While the audiences in the western circuit have rejected the movie, it is doing reasonably well in some pockets in north India.
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Try this gadget mantra for 2008 - go online, or go fishing. Might as well use your offline gizmos as bait. The fish, being dumber, might just bite!
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British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, a self-confessed admirer of Indian culture who has earned the affectionate sobriquet 'Govardhan' from British Indians, comes here Sunday on his first visit after getting the top job last year.
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In his just released 'Halla Bol', director Rajkumar Santoshi has incorporated ideas on how religion is exploited by politicians but is confident that it won't hurt the religious sentiments of people.
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KOLKATA: Firemen, including those from the Army, continued their battle for the third day on Monday against the devastating fire that broke out in the trade hub of Burrabazaar here at around 1 a.m. on Saturday. The blaze spread to the ...
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NEW DELHI: Amid fears that the huge number of deaths of poultry birds in West Bengal is from the avian influenza virus, the National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD) on Monday sent a team to the affected districts. The Union Health ...
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NEW DELHI: The Congress Party on Monday hailed what it called the “inauguration of a new era” in India-China relationship. “We also welcome it because this is the consistent outlook of the ‘Look East ...
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Imphal: Unidentified militants exploded a bomb at a police station in Imphal East district of Manipur on Sunday but no casualty was reported, official sources said on Monday. — ...
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PANAJI: The Left parties are planning a “Left-Democratic Front with a State-specific character” to bring together all those parties, including regional parties, who join the common struggles of the Communists for pro-people ...
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New Delhi: Coca-Cola India has got a ‘clean chit’ from The Energy and Resources Institute in an audit that did not find pesticides in the water used for making soft drinks. Its plants were generally in compliance with applicable ...
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Suri (WEST BENGAL)/New Delhi: Fearing an outbreak of bird flu in Birbhum district, a team of the National Institute of Communicable Diseases (NICD) will be visiting the affected areas soon to get a preliminary report and collect samples. ...
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Chennai: The Indian cricket team has dropped the charge of using abusive language — a level 3 offence in the ICC Code of Conduct — against Australian spinner Brad Hogg. The announcement followed a meeting between rival ...
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A section of secular Muslims Monday spearheaded a move to bring controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen back to the city from where she was shunted out by West Bengal's ruling communists following street riots late last year.
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Angry over the continued delay in opening of the completed Delhi-Gurgaon expressway and Palam flyover, members of residents welfare associations Monday 'inaugurated' the project 'in the name of the common man'.
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Shiv Shankar Mukherjee, the present ambassador to Nepal, was Monday named as the next envoy to Britain.
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Sensing dissension within its party cadre in Andhra Pradesh, the Congress did a u-turn Monday on the demand for a separate Telangana state, saying the setting up of a second States Reorganisation Commission (SRC) is not in 'any way connected with the creation of Telangana'.
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Australia's new government on Tuesday said that it will not sell uranium to India until the country signs the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Last year, the previous federal government struck an in-principle agreement with India to sell uranium to the country. The deal was to be subject to strict conditions, including guarantees that the uranium would be used for power generation only, despite India not being a signatory to the NPT.
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For the first time, a serving Indian Army chief has hinted that compulsory military service - in other words, conscription - may have to be considered in the near future.
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As India and China continued their in-camera negotiations on the vexed boundary issue, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday expressed confidence t
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The Delhi High Court on Monday declined to stay criminal proceedings...
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The fire at the Nandgram building in Kolkata's Burrabaazar area has not been put out four days after it broke out on Saturday morning. More than 2,500
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The H5N1 virus were detected in two districts of West Bengal. A TV report has confirmed its occurrence in South Dinajpur and Birbhum districts.
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Lucknow, Jan 15 (PTI) After storming back to power eight months back, Uttar
Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati today celebrated her 52nd birthday with great
fan-fare, launching the Rs 40,000 crore Ganga Expressway project to link Noida
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After storming back to power eight months ago, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Tuesday celebrated her 52nd birthday with great fan-fare, launching the Rs 40,000 crore Ganga Expressway project to link Noida and Ballia besides a host of other schemes.
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Plastic bags instead of surgical gloves, just 12 gowns for some 50 health workers, no protective masks, no goggles...
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Last week, the third round of talks in Vienna failed to ready the agreed text and the next round is scheduled to begin on Wednesday.
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Mumbai, Jan 15 (PTI) The rupee today morning moved up by two paisa to 39.26/27
against the US dollar on expectations of heavy portfolio inflows in the
Reliance Power's IPO, which was fully subscribed on the first day of opening
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"If the Centre agrees, the state government is ready to get a resolution adopted by the state Vidhan Sabha, seeking the division of Uttar Pradesh into three parts -- Poorvanchal, districts of western region and the Bundelkhand region," said the Bahujan Samaj Party chief.
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On Friday, the Supreme Court had imposed a ban on the traditional sport of
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday granted conditional permission to the Tamil Nadu government for holding the event of Jallikattu involving bulls during the Pongal festival.
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Chennai, Jan 15 (PTI) Pongal was celebrated with pomp and gaiety by people in
the state today even as protests seeking to lift a ban on 'Jallikattu' -- a
sport to tame bulls as part of the festivities, continued for the third day.
The...
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If DRDO can appreciate that a technologically advanced and vibrant defence industry is equally critical for India's security and its global aspirations, we will not replicate this mistake. In other words, it should be made to realise that it solely exists to support the armed forces and not vice versa. Therefore, New Delhi should force ruthless accountability within DRDO and ensure fruitful collaboration with the private sector.
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Lucknow, Jan 15 (PTI) With the entire state capital painted in BSP colour
blue, Chief Minister Mayawati today celebrated her 52nd birthday in style --
launching the controversial Rs 40,000-crore Noida-Ballia expressway project and
favouring a...
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Williams joined sister Serena, the defending champion, in the second round when she broke for the match as Yan netted a string of groundstrokes.
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Salaries to fictitious people, unqualified NGOs pulling strings, government officials getting cuts to award contracts...
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China finished a close second to the United States in the gold medal count at the 2004 Olympics and could emerge as the world's paramount sporting power at the Beijing Games.
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Due to his poor performance in first two Tests against Australia, Indian middle-order batsman Yuvraj Singh has been replaced by Virender Sehwag for the Perth Test.
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Safin will gauge the state of his game in an enticing second round encounter with 2006 Australian Open finalist Marcos Baghdatis.
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Kathmandu, Jan 15 (PTI) Thirteen new political parties got themselves
registered with the Election Commission of Nepal for the Consituent Assembly
polls slated for April 10.
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At least impoverished Luton should bank around 500,000 pounds ($980,600) from the match.
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The new government in Australia has said that it would not sell uranium to India because it is not a member of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (N
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Wednesday's schedule of play on show courts for the Australian Open tennis at Melbourne Park. Games to look out for:
Rod Laver Arena
Justine Henin (BEL x1) v Olga Poutchkova (RUS)
Florent Serra (FRA) v Rafael Nadal (ESP x2)
Nicole Vaidisova (CZE x12) v Alicia Molik (AUS)
Not before 7.30pm (0830 GMT)
Lindsay Davenport (USA) v Maria Sharapova (RUS x5)
Andy Roddick (USA x6) v Michael Berrer (GER)
Vodafone Arena
Casey Dellacqua (AUS) v Patty Schnyder (SUI x15)
Mardy Fish (USA) v Tommy Robredo (ESP x11)
Meng Yuan (CHN) v Serena Williams (USA x7)
Nicolas Mahut (FRA) v Nikolay Davydenko (RUS x4)
Margaret Court Arena
Sam Warburg (USA) v Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA)
Amelie Mauresmo (FRA x18) v Yaroslava Shvedova (RUS)
Jelena Jankovic (SRB x3) v Edina Gallovits (ROM)
Jessica Moore (AUS) v Shahar Peer (ISR x17)
Not before 7.30pm (0830 GMT)
Richard Gasquet (FRA x8) v Feliciano Lopez (ESP)
Show Court 2
Angelique Kerber (GER) v Francesca Schiavone (ITA x25)
Mikhail Youzhny (RUS x14) v Andreas Seppi (ITA)
Elena Dementieva (RUS x11) v Anabel Medina Garrigues (ESP)
Evgeny Korolev (RUS) v Philipp Kohlschreiber (GER x29)
Show Court 3
Jarkko Nieminen (FIN x24) v Jesse Levine (USA)
Victoria Azarenka (BLR x26) v Sandra Kloesel (GER)
Alun Jones/Greg Jones (AUS)
v Daniel Nestor (CAN)/Nenad Zimonjic (SRB x2)
Aravane Rezai (FRA) v Tatiana Golovin (FRA x13)
Sania Mirza (IND)/Alicia Molik (AUS x6)
vs Eleni Daniilidou (GRE)/Jasmin Woehr (GER)
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Prime minister Manmohan Singh today left for India after his three-day maiden visit to Beijing during which he held talks with China's top leadership
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The Centre confirms an outbreak of bird flu in Birbhum and South Dinajpur, a day after the state Govt declared an alert in the area.
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Uttar Pradesh government's top brass was out in full force in Lucknow for the birthday celebrations of Chief Minister Mayawati on Tuesday. Top state f
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Martina Hingis became the youngest woman to win the Womens Singles title at the Australian Open. She won in 1997, when she was just 16 years old. The total prize money in the 2008 Austalian Open totals $20 million (AUD). Both the men's and women's singles winner earns $1.2 million (AUD).
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Hindustan Times News Feeds 'News' | 1 Jan 1970 | 12:00 am
Beijing, Jan 15 (PTI) India today sought international cooperation in the
field of civilian nuclear energy, including with China, a day after New Delhi
secured a "new pledge" from Beijing to cooperate in the area of atomic power.
"We can do...
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Al-Qaeda has put former Pakistani federal minister Sumera Malik on its hit list, a media report said in Islamabad on Tuesday.
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New Delhi, Jan 15 (PTI) CBI today informed the Supreme Court that it has
failed to secure official translation from Spanish to English of the
Argentinian court order rejecting its plea for extradition of Bofors accused
Ottavio...
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The initial public offering of Reliance Power has been subscribed 7.7 times at the higher price band of Rs 450. The issue opened on Tuesday and will close January 18.
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Sumir Kaul
Srinagar, Jan 15 (PTI) A UP Police team, which came here looking for a suspect
in connection with the militant attack on a CRPF camp in Rampur, returned empty
handed after it failed to provide any evidence against a person...
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Preliminary reports show dead poultry in West Bengal being infected with bird flu. The final report from a Bhopal laboratory is expected.
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The CPI(M) on Monday reiterated its opposition to "any hike in prices of petroleum products...
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Sania Mirza, at the centre of controversy for reportedly disrespecting the national flag, admitted that she had considered quitting the sport over the row.
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Seeking hard to drive home the point at the highest level that India and China are not rivals but partners...
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The CM has said if the Centre approved the division of UP into three parts, the state government was ready to get a resolution adopted by the state vidhan sabha.
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As West Bengal worked on an action plan to contain a suspected outbreak of avian flu in two blocks of Birbhum district...
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has expressed confidence that the two neighbours can find a "mutually satisfactory" solution to the border dispute.
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In A goodwill gesture intended to ease simmering tension between the two teams ahead of the third Test beginning on January 16...
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Sri Lanka's Navy has praised India for its help in countering the LTTE, and said the militant group's "backbone has been broken" after the destruction of several rebel vessels.
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Protecting former Pakistan premier Benazir Bhutto's son Bilawal...
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday left for India, after his three-day maiden visit to China, during which he held talks with the country's top leadership and received a pledge from Beijing on bilateral cooperation in the field of civil nuclear energy. During Singh's visit, the two sides signed 11 agreements for cooperation in rail, housing, geo-sciences, land resource management and other sectors, besides a shared vision for the 21st century of both countries.
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