| TIMES OF INDIA |
Thu, 2 Sep 2010 |
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TIMES OF INDIA
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Betting scam: ICC suspends Pakistan's Butt, Asif, Aamer
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The International Cricket Council said it has provisionally suspended the three Pakistan players accused of involvement in a betting scam.
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CWG-related projects: NDMC transparency lasts a day
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In a move that raises more doubts over expenditure for CWG-related projects, the New Delhi Municipal Council has blocked access to the list of consultants hired by it in the last 5 years and money paid to them.
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Fire at DRI HQ wipes out phone tap records
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A fire at the headquarters of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence might have destroyed sensitive electronic data on financial frauds and records pertaining to tapped conversations, including some politically sensitive cases.
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Pay accident victim for future loss of income: SC
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If a person suffers permanent disability in an accident caused by a vehicle, the compensation should take into account not only the victim's present earnings but also future loss of income, the SC has ruled.
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Airlines, airports now respond to Twitter grouses
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For flyers, social networking websites like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube have become the latest and best vehicle to connect with airports and airlines, which have played the role of an indulgent service-provider, so far.
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High 'dahi handis': A day of injured Govindas | Pics
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The rush of injured Govindas, who form human pyramids to reenact what Lord Krishna used to do in his childhood, stunned doctors at public hospitals in Mumbai on Thursday.
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Maoists claim to have killed abducted cop
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Sending shock waves across Bihar, Maoists on Thursday claimed to have killed sub-inspector Abhay Yadav, one of the four policemen they had abducted from Lakhisarai district four days ago.
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Gujarati only regional language in US census
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The famous Gujarati poet Ardeshir F Khabardar wrote, 'Jya vase ek Gujarati tyan sada kal Gujarat' (Where there is even one Gujarati, there is a Gujarat forever). Census data released by the US vindicates the aphorism.
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Boy 'pushed' out of train by friends, dies
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Police have arrested a teenager and are on the lookout for two others for the alleged murder of their friend, who was pushed out of a train near Burdwan station on Wednesday night.
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Dhobi Ghat at Toronto Film Festival
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Pratik Babbar was invited, along with Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao, for the screening of Dhobi Ghat at the Toronto Film Festival.
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Aamir and Salman are wonderful: SRK
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So what if SRK isn’t starring in KJo’s new release (he’s not even doing a cameo or a hot item number this time), but he’s there in spirit.
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'Sexercise' for that slim figure
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Forget treadmills, long walks and following the Atkins diet, experts suggest having lots of sex as the most effective way to stay in shape. Read on for more...
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Bebo says no to love making
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The actress has asked Madhur Bhandarkar to rework his script for Heroine on realising that she has to get steamy with five different men for the movie.
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Govt to release rotting grains for poor
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Acting on the directive of the Supreme Court, government today decided to release an extra 2.5 million tonnes of wheat and rice to states for distribution among the poor at a BPL price for the next 6 months.
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China calls J&K 'India-controlled Kashmir'
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China has denied a report that it has deployed 11,000 soldiers in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and clarified that Beijing will stick to its policy on stapled visas for Indians living in J&K.
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God did not create Universe: Stephen Hawking
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God no longer has any place in theories on the creation of the Universe due to a series of developments in physics, British scientist Stephen Hawking said in extracts published Thursday from a new book.
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London builders target cash-rich Indians
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As Britain's housing market continues its downward spiral due to recession, London's biggest builders are targeting cash-rich investors from India and other emerging economies to stay afloat.
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Netas turn Dahi handi into multi-crore fest | Pics
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Politicians of all hues in Maharashtra are vying with each other to announce huge prize monies for breaking the 'dahi handis' here on the occasion of Gokulashtami, one of the most popular festivals of the city.
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