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INDIAS NEWS
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'We Are family', a heartwarming Hindi take on 'Stepmom'
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Film: 'We Are Family'; Cast: Kajol, Kareena Kapoor, Arjun Rampal; Directed by: Siddharth Malhotra; Rating: ****
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Student union leader shot at in Greater Noida
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A 25-year-old student union leader was shot by unidentified assailants in the Patwadi locality of Greater Noida Thursday, police said.
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Rahul asks cops to properly probe murder case
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Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi reached a police station in his Amethi parliamentary constituency and asked the policemen there to investigate a murder case properly and within a stipulated period of time, a party leader said Thursday.
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Rathore moves administrative tribunal for pension
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Tainted Haryana cop S.P.S. Rathore Thursday moved the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) here seeking the release of his pension that was withheld by the union home ministry in June.
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Padukone, Powell lead Queen's Baton Relay
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The Queen's Baton Relay for the Commonwealth Games was welcomed in Bangalore Thursday by school children, sports enthusiasts and sports stars.
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UAE to adopt new foreign trade policy
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The United Arab Emirates will rework its foreign trade policy to enhance the country's position in global markets, a minister said Thursday.
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170 'govindas' injured across Mumbai
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Several 'Govindas' were injured Thursday, some critically, across Mumbai while they formed human pyramids to reach 'dahi handis' - pots of curd - suspended high above the ground on the occasion of Janmasthami, the birthday of Lord Krishna, officials said.
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Congress panel wants state chiefs' election by Sep 17
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With Sonia Gandhi set to be formally re-elected Congress president Friday, the focus has shifted to the state units, who have been advised to elect their chiefs and other office bearers and complete the process by Sep 17.
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Scanty rains trigger drought fears in Orissa
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Poor monsoon rains have triggered drought fears in half of Orissa, an official said Thursday.
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Gadkari to visit Russia from Monday
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Bharatiya Janata Party president Nitin Gadkari will be visiting Russia for five days from Monday on an invitation from awareness group Water Freedom Revolution (WFR), a party statement said Thursday.
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Govt. to give rotten food grains to poor at BPL price
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The Central Government on Thursday decided to release an extra 2.5 million tonnes of food grains to the various states for distribution among the poor at a BPL price following the directives of the Supreme Court on the issue of rotten food grains
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Sachin to join Indian Air Force as Group Captain on Friday
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The Indian Air Force (IAF) is all set to honour master blaster Sachin Tendulkar with the rank of Honorary Group Captain on Friday.
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Amit Shah challenges apex court's handing over of Sohrabbudin case to CBI
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Gujarat's former minister of state for home Amit Shah has moved the Supreme Court questioning its Jan 12, 2010, judgment handing over the investigations into the Sohrabuddin Sheikh-Kausar Bi abduction and killing case to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
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Wife of killed Bihar cop inconsolable
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Rajni Devi, the wife of sub-inspector Abhay Kumar Yadav who was killed by Maoists Thursday, fainted several times and was inconsolable after being informed about her husband's death.
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More than 250 ULIPs sucked out of the market
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The kicking in of new norms for unit linked insurance policies (ULIP) issued by Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) Wednesday has sucked out around 260 products sold by 23 life insurers in India.
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Lawyers demand more women courts and judges
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A group of lawyers has sent a representation to the chief justice of Delhi High Court seeking more women courts as well as judges to deal with cases of marital discord.
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Nitish Kumar holds high-level meeting on Maoist issue
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Thursday held a high-level meeting with top officials at his official residence after reports that Maoists had killed one of four abducted policemen. The Bihar police chief has said there is no truth in the Maoist claim of having killed a policeman.
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Last over win for Tata Sports Club in Corporate Cup
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Tata Sports Club snatched a dramatic last-over win by one run for their first success in two outings in the BCCI-Airtel Corporate Cup cricket tournament, here Thursday.
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Jethmalani attacks government on funds stashed abroad, Bhopal
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Former union law minister Ram Jethmalani Thursday decried what he termed as the 'totally dishonest' attitude of the centre in the matter of huge amounts of money hidden in foreign banks.
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India asks Sri Lanka to find political solution
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India Thursday asked Sri Lanka to look beyond the resettlement of war-displaced Tamils and start a political process that would meet the needs and aspirations of the country's minorities.
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Deepika second Indian woman archer to reach World Cup final
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Teenage archery sensation Deepika Kumari Thursday became the second Indian woman ever to sail into the final of a World Cup Stage IV meet.
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'8 percent households become poor due to medical expenses'
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About eight percent of households in India are pushed to below the poverty line due to heavy medical expenses, said a new report on the Indian health sector Thursday.
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Two athletes, four wrestlers suspended after testing positive
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Two athletes and four wrestlers have tested positive in random testing conducted by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) during the trials in Patiala in the run-up to the Oct 3-14 Commonwealth Games and provisionally suspended by their respective federations.
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Delhi to get 40 info-cafes for tourists
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About 40 info-cafes will be launched here Friday to provide information to the over 100,000 tourists who are expected to visit the capital during the Commonwealth Games.
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Brothers fined for filing frivolous petition
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The Delhi High Court Thursday imposed costs of Rs.75,000 on two brothers involved in a property dispute case for last 18 years, saying that no mercy can be shown to litigants filing frivolous applications in courts to delay judicial proceedings.
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Chautala attacks Congress for acquiring fertile land for projects
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Former chief minister of Haryana Om Parkash Chautala here Thursday criticised the land acquisition policy followed by the Bhupinder Singh Hooda-led Congress government in the state.
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Maoists kill abducted cop, set Friday deadline for others
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Maoists Thursday killed one of the four Bihar policemen they abducted four days ago, following a decision by a 'jan adalat' or kangaroo court, their spokesman said.
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Wrestler Sushil Kumar unveils merchandise for CWG
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Wrestler Sushil Kumar unveiled an exclusive range of apparel and promotional merchandise for the 2010 Commonwealth Games here on Thursday.
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Police oppose bail to Maudany, final hearing on Sep 6
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Karnataka police Thursday opposed granting bail to People's Democratic Party chief Abdul Nasir Maudany, now in jail here for alleged involvement in the 2008 serial explosions in Bangalore.
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Women get equal rights to become guardians, adopt children
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President Pratibha Patil has signed into law a bill giving Indian women equal rights as men in adopting children and becoming guardians of minors, including their own children, it was announced Thursday.
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Dengue scare adds to CWG woes
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With over 1,000 suspected dengue cases being reported in New Delhi, the outbreak of the disease has added to the woes of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee, which is already struggling against the backdrop of constructional delays and missed deadlines.
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Antony visits South Korea amid row with China
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Defence Minister A.K. Antony Thursday embarked on a two-day visit to South Korea to boost military ties with the East Asian nation amid a hushed row with China over visa denial to an Indian army officer and the presence of its forces in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
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Apollo may set up more hospitals in West Bengal
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Healthcare major Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd is in talks with Parkway Holdings of Singapore to set up more hospitals in West Bengal via their existing joint venture, a top official said here Thursday.
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Janmashtami celebrated with fervour in Delhi
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Thousands of devotees Thursday gathered at temples across the capital to pay obeisance to Lord Krishna, one of the most revered gods of Hindus, on the occasion of Janmashtami.
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Company executive kidnapped in Assam
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An executive of a cement company was kidnapped at gunpoint from near Assam's main city of Guwahati Thursday, a day after two businessman abducted over the weekend were rescued by police.
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Varma takes death threats in his stride
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It seems Ram Gopal Varma is not worried about the death threats he is getting as he is moving around in Hyderabad unescorted and says he isn't being brave, just practical.
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Rugby India leaves for Shanghai Sevens
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After successful stints at Istanbul and England, the Indian rugby team will leave Thursday night for the Shanghai Sevens tournament scheduled Sep 4-5 in Shanghai.
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Sajid Khan to direct Akshay only for Nadiadwala
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Akshay Kumar only for Sajid Nadiadwala -- that's the amicable agreement that Sajid Khan has reached with his friend and producer before walking into an outside project.
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Four Indian wrestlers test positive, out of CWG squad
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Four wrestlers, who were part of the Commonwealth Games squad, have tested positive and the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) Thursday provisionally suspended them.
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Court cannot 'ordinarily' order reinvestigation of offence
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The Supreme Court has said that 'ordinarily' the appellate court could not order re-investigation or fresh investigation into an offence and also there could not be two FIRs for the same incident.
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Hero Honda launches new variant of Super Splendor
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The world's largest two-wheeler manufacturer, Hero Honda Motors, Thursday launched a new model of its bestseller bike, Super Splendor, with new features in the deluxe segment and said it is planning to launch new models ahead of the festive season.
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Moily meets Jagan a day ahead of his 'yatra'
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Union Minister and Congress general secretary M. Veerappa Moily Thursday met party MP Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy, a day before he is scheduled to resume his controversial 'odarpu yatra' in defiance of the party leadership.
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Sonia sets several records in Congress history
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As Sonia Gandhi is all set to be unanimously elected Friday for a fourth term as the Congress president, she will be setting several records in the history of the 125-year-old party, among them being the longest-serving incumbent.
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Kapil urges Imran Khan to save Pakistan cricket
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Former India captain Kapil Dev Thursday called for severe punishment for Pakistan players found guilty in the spot-fixing controversy, and asked legendary Pakistan cricketer Imran Khan to take the initiative to save the game in his country.
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Bollywood says Happy Janmashtami
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With whole country celebrating the birthday of Lord Krishna Thursday, many Bollywood stars took to the microblogging site Twitter to join in the celebrations by wishing their fans love, peace and happiness.
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M&M plans passenger variant with mini-truck Maxximo
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Automotive major Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) is planning to launch a passenger variant of its recently launched mini truck Maxximo.
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Mobile phone set to detect cancer
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A hospital in cooperation with a research group here, has conceptualised and launched a health service that uses mobile phones to detect cancer.
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Muslims take part in Gokulashtami in Mumbai
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Members of Muslim community at Dadar and Thane here, celebrated the festival of Gokulashtami (birth of Hindu God Krishna), joining the Hindu devotees in the revelries on Thursday.
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Speedy justice! Haryana judge settles 148 cases in one day
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A judge in this Haryana town created a record of sorts when he settled 148 cases in a single day, close on the heels of a peer in Andhra Pradesh figuring in the headlines for deciding 111 cases in one day.
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Students group calls for Telangana shutdown Sunday
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Osmania University students' Joint Action Committee (JAC) has called for Telangana shutdown Sunday to protest the government's decision not to postpone Group-I preliminary examination of the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC).
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Delhi Metro's Central Secretariat-Qutub Minar line opens Friday
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Come Friday and commuters from Delhi will travel to the capital's satellite town of Gurgaon more easily as Delhi Metro opens its Central Secretariat-Qutub Minar section for public.
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Dharmendra to launch IT commissioner's music album
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Veteran actor Dharmendra will Saturday release Income Tax Commissioner Ajit Sinha's poetry book as well as his audio-visual album of devotional songs 'Bhaj Mann Hari Ka Naam'.
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Mallika Sherawat returns to India
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After a long stay in Los Angeles, Bollywood's glamour girl Mallika Sherawat has returned to India.
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'New law should ensure social security for mentally-challenged'
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The new disability law should ensure social security cover for the mentally-challenged in the country, the apex
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A matrimony site exclusively for armed forces personnel
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Defence personnel seeking life partners will now be able to access a matrimony website designed exclusively for them.
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Three arrested in Haryana for honour killing
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The Haryana police Thursday arrested the brother and grand-mother and a cousin of a teenaged girl from Rohtak after she was killed for her love affair with a boy.
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Francis Induwar's widow appeals to Maoists
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The widow of Francis Induwar, the special branch inspector who was abducted and beheaded by Maoists last year, has appealed to the Leftwing rebels to free the four policemen taken hostage by them in Bihar.
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Rishad Premji to shape Wipro's future growth strategy
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Rishad Premji, heir apparent to India's IT czar Azim Premji, will shape the future growth strategy of Wipro's gobal IT business, a senior company official said Thursday.
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Postage stamp on YSR released
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A commemorative postage stamp on Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, the late Andhra Pradesh chief minister, was Thursday released on the occasion of his first death anniversary.
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Kashmir unrest plays spoilsport for dry fruits business
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The prevailing unrest in Jammu and Kashmir is playing spoilsport for the dry fruits business in the Kashmir Valley during the auspicious Muslim fasting month of Ramadan.
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Kerala to get fifth airport
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The Kerala government Thursday gave the nod to a proposed airport to be built at Aranmula in the state's Pathanamthitta district in which the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (R-ADAG) would have a 15 per cent holding.
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Bengali actor-director Dilip Roy dead
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Veteran stage and screen actor-director Dilip Roy died of cancer in a private hospital here Thursday, family sources said. Roy, 79, left behind his wife and three sons.
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Nakoda to set up wind power plant in Madhya Pradesh
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Yarn manufacturer Nakoda Limited will invest Rs.33 crore on a 5.25 MW wind power plant in Madhya Pradesh, the company announced Thursday.
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Kerala to serve ultimatum to Smart City Dubai on Kochi project
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Kerala Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan Thursday said Smart City Dubai, builder of the Rs.1,500-crore Kochi IT township, will be asked to say within 15 days whether or not it is going ahead with the project.
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Tripura minister's son dies of jaundice, kidney failure
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Tripura Health Minister Tapan Chakrabarty's only son Tuhin Chakrabarty died of jaundice and kidney failure Thursday morning at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here, family sources said.
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53 Commonwealth nations, but 71 teams at Delhi Games
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Did you know there are 53 Commonwealth countries but 71 teams are participating in the 19th Commonwealth Games here? This is among the many interesting facts on the sporting jamboree that will take place Oct 3-14.
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Sensex closes flat in lacklustre trade
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A benchmark index for Indian equities Thursday closed on a dull note, though broader markets saw more buying activity.
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Indian Railways second in international shooting event
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The Indian Railways have bagged the second position in an international shooting event held in Krakow, Poland from Aug 23 to Aug 27, an official statement said Thursday.
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UN to support Mizoram in dealing with HIV/AIDS
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The United Nations (UN) will support Mizoram in prevention of HIV/AIDS and in management of prisons in the northeastern state, an official said here Thursday.
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Companies Bill to factor in apex court verdict on Bhopal tragedy
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Corporate Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid Thursday said the directive of the Supreme Court on a curative petition on the Bhopal gas tragedy will have to be 'factored in' within the proposed Companies Bill .
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Fifteen mobile phones recovered from Bihar jail
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Fifteen mobile phones were seized from inmates of a Bihar jail during a raid early Thursday, police said.
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Kader Khan recuperating in hospital after knee surgery
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Yesteryear Bollywood actor Kader Khan is recuperating in Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital here after a knee surgery, says his son.
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Leopard kills 7-year-old boy in Uttar Pradesh
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A leopard has killed a seven-year-old boy in a village adjoining the Katarniaghat forest reserve in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district, an official said Thursday.
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Tata Power consortium wins Indonesian geothermal power project
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Tata Power Thursday said a consortium it belongs to has won a bid for a 240 MW geothermal power project in Indonesia.
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Bajaj Auto's August sales rise 55 percent
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Bajaj Auto Thursday reported an all-time high monthly sales of 3,29,364 vehicles in August, a 55 percent rise over 2,13,072 units in the same month last year.
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No troops deployment in Gilgit-Baltistan, says China
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China has dismissed reports of the deployment of around 11,000 troops in the Gilgit area of Pakistan-controlled-Kashmir, saying they were fabricated stories designed to adversely impact Beijing's ties with New Delhi.
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Reliance Broadcast Network soars on fund raising plans
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Reliance Broadcast Network Ltd (RBNL), part of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG), was trading at the upper circuit filter limit at Rs.116 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) Thursday.
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Gogoi fit, to reach Guwahati Wednesday
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Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi has been declared fit, nearly a month after he underwent three critical heart surgeries in Mumbai's Asian Heart Institute. He is expected to be discharged Friday and arrive here Sep 8.
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Australia opts for blend of youth and experience for daunting India Test series
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Australian selectors have opted for a blend of young and experienced players for next month's two-match Test series in India, the team's last before hosting England for the Ashes.
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'The Film Emotional Atyachar' - bitter, violent, but dull
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Film: 'The Film Emotional Atyachar'; Cast: Mohit Ahlawat, Kalki Koechlin, Ranvir Shorey, Vinay Pathak, Anand Tiwari, Ravi Kishen, Abhimanyu Singh; Director: Akshay Shere; Rating: ** 1/2
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Joyous mood sweeps Braj bhoomi on Janmashtami
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Temples across Braj Mandal, a large swathe of area around Mathura, are bustling with joy and fervour, celebrating Janmashtami -- the birthday of Lord Krishna. -- who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
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Famous Hyderabadi Haleem set to get GI tag
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Hyderabad is famous for the Charminar, Salarjung Museum, Biryani and IT companies -- and the Hyderabadi Haleem is now all set to join the vaunted list.
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210 SIM cards on fake identity seized, four booked
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As many as 210 SIM cards issued against fake identities were seized and four people were booked Thursday in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district, along the Indo-Nepal border, police said.
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Imtiaz Ali to act in Sushil Rajpal's 'Old Monk'
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Director Imtiaz Ali couldn't act in Sushil Rajpal's 'Antardwand' but is all set to work in his next film 'Old Monk'.
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30 days to Games, Delhi races against time for spectacular show
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The clock is ticking fast and furious to the 19th Commonwealth Games here Oct 3-14. As Delhi works away at a feverish pitch in the last lap, the missed deadlines, corruption allegations, debris and resulting disease have put a question mark on the whopping Rs.16,000 crore ($ 3.2 billion) expenditure on developing and modernising the Indian capital.
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CWG Organising Committee Vice Chairman hails Manmohan Singh's intervention
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The vice chairman of the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee and Secretary General of Indian Olympic Association, Randhir Singh, has hailed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's intervention as a miracle.
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IndiaFirst Life to expand distribution reach
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IndiaFirst Life Insurance, a three-way joint venture of Andhra Bank, Bank of Baroda and British financial institution Legal and General, will open 12 new branches to sell its insurance plans.
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Vedanta taps Gujarat for bauxite for Orissa refinery
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Anil Agarwal-led Vedanta Resources has begun talks with the Gujarat government to ensure long-term supply of bauxite for its refinery in Orissa's Kalahandi district after its mining project in the Niyamgiri hills was refused permission by the central government on environmental grounds.
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Drum beats wake up Mumbai, Govindas seek pot of luck
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Mumbaikars woke up to beating of drums on Janmashtami Thursday as Govindas got together at their venues to strategise and form human pyramids to reach 'dahi handis' -- or pots of curd and luck -- suspended high.
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No government plans to revive vaccine units, says MPs panel
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The central government has no roadmap to revive the three state-run vaccine producing plants in the country, shut in January 2008, a parliamentary panel has concluded.
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Sensex quiet in afternoon trade, Asian cues strong
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A benchmark index for Indian equities Thursday was ruling lacklustre in afternoon trade, though broader markets saw greater buying activity.
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Maoists to call people's court, Bihar cops' families in despair
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As a second deadline expired Thursday, Maoists said the fate of four Bihar policemen held captive by them would now be decided by a 'jan adalat' or kangaroo court. The families of the cops are desperately pleading with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for help.
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Fear of tomorrow never dies in Kashmir
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Uneasy quiet prevailed in the Kashmir Valley Thursday with few restrictions but a shutdown called by separatists ensuring that shops, educational institutions and businesses were shut again after the brief hours of normalcy the day before.
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India to build world's largest solar telescope
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India is inching closer towards building the world's largest solar telescope in Ladakh on the foothills of the Himalayas that aims to study the sun's microscopic structure.
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Women tie rakhis to Rahul, get assurance of development
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Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi turned 'brother' for several women and girls of a village here who tied rakhis to him and he promised to turn their dreams of development into a reality, a party spokesperson said Thursday.
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Year after YSR's death, Andhra pays rich tributes
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Andhra Pradesh Thursday remembered one of its greatest leaders, late chief minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, who had died in a helicopter crash a year ago, leaving the state in shock.
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Maoists to decide fate of kidnapped Bihar cops at 'people's court'
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Maoists in Bihar Thursday said they would decide the fate of four captive policemen at a 'jan adalat' or kangaroo court, as the second deadline set by them to release eight of their jailed leaders had expired.
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Congress scraps plan to show black flags to Gadkari
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The Congress party Thursday withdrew its decision to show black flags to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Nitin Gadkari who is scheduled to tour Chhattisgarh for two days from Friday.
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Seven Haryana students hospitalised again
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The controversy over nearly 100 girls taking ill in a Haryana town after being administered a Vitamin A dose in school raised its head again when seven of them had to be re-admitted to hospital.
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Congress MP asks Jairam Ramesh to probe Goa oil spill
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As the state government tries to downplay the tar ball menace that has polluted several of Goa's famed beaches, an MP of the ruling Congress has asked union Minister of Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh to probe the matter.
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