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Six Indians killed in Pennsylvania car crash (12 May 01:58) |
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Indians died as a minivan was hit by a car in Pennsylvania, near the border of
Ohio. Four of the six killed were employees of Troy, Michigan-based Syntel
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IB blames 'slack' BSF for infiltration (12 May 01:58) |
| Intelligence Bureau has clearly mentioned in a report to the Centre that the infiltrators, suspected to belong to LeT, sought to exploit the complacency that has crept into the BSF.
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Kandahar comes back to haunt BJP (12 May 01:58) |
| The Kandahar genie that L K Advani has unbottled refuses to go with Jaswant Singh, foreign minister in the then NDA regime, accusing the BJP veteran of amnesia.
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N-deal in limbo, defence deals on fast track (12 May 01:58) |
| The death knell may have been sounded for the Indo-US nuclear deal,but both New Delhi and Washington are moving forward to ink two other crucial defence pacts. |
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IPL: Rajasthan beat Delhi by 3 wickets (11 May 11:55) |
| Shane Watson smashed 74 in 40 balls to help Rajasthan Royals beat Delhi Daredevils by 3 wickets during their Indian Premier League match in Jaipur. |
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Militants kill eight railway workers in Assam (11 May 11:55) |
| Eight workers engaged in railway construction were gunned down on Sunday by Dima Halam Daoga (Black Widow) militants in Assam's North Cachar Hills district. |
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'Govt investing heavily in uranium exploration' (11 May 11:55) |
| Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Anil Kakodkar said approximately Rs 700 crore is being invested in using the latest technology to explore uranium. |
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Man United beat Wigan to take EPL title (11 May 11:55) |
| Manchester United retained the English Premier League title with 2-0 win at Wigan and ended the season on 87 points, two points clear of second-placed Chelsea.
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Army takes on militants in J&K, rescues five hostages (11 May 05:55) |
| Security forces stormed a house in Sambha district in Jammu region and rescued all the five hostages, including three women, from militants' clutches, official sources said. |
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'Ratan Tata among biggest brains in business' (11 May 05:55) |
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being chosen as one of the most influential people in world by
Time
, Tata has been named among the biggest
brains in business by another US magazine. |
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I'll always be loyal to Gandhis: Arjun Singh (11 May 03:55) |
| Under fierce attack from the party, senior Congress leader Arjun Singh said he will do everything to maintain loyalty to "remaining members" of Pt Nehru's family. |
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Militants strike again near LoC, 5 killed (11 May 03:55) |
| Militants killed four people and took two women hostage during a fierce encounter with security forces in Samba sector in J&K. One militant has also been killed. |
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Fierce encounter going on near LoC, 4 killed (11 May 01:55) |
| Four people, including a photojournalist were killed when militants struck in Jammu's Samba sector. A heavy gun battle is on between the militants and the security forces.
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CRPF officer charged with assault in Nandigram (11 May 11:53) |
| Two women of Sonachura village in Nandigram have filed an FIR against DIG CRPF Alok Raj, alleging that they were molested by him on Saturday night. |
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Nalanda to move from ruins to riches (11 May 09:54) |
| Representatives from India and East Asia have decided to revive the globalist school to advance the concept of an Asian community and rediscover old relationships.
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India's a bad place to be a mum: Survey (11 May 07:55) |
| A global survey that looked at where mothers fare best and where they face the most hardships, places India at a dismal 66th among 71 'less developed countries'.
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Two workers from Tamil Nadu killed in Iraq (11 May 07:55) |
| The death of two workers from TN in a bomb blast in Iraq has brought the focus back on labourers from India, who have been defying a Union govt ban on travelling to Iraq. |
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Two from Tamil Nadu killed in Iraq (11 May 05:55) |
| The death of two workers from TN in a bomb blast in Iraq has brought the focus back on labourers from India, who have been defying a Union govt ban on travelling to Iraq. |
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Trouble follows Arjun Singh at 1857 meet (11 May 01:53) |
| An elderly person alleged that HRD Minister Arjun Singh's family was a British loyalist and therefore he should not preside over the concluding function to observe the 150 years of the revol... |
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Arjun Singh gets Sonia chill (11 May 01:53) |
| It was a discomforting moment for the Minister as Sonia Gandhi credited PM for his "personal imprint" on expanding the educational infrastructure in the country.
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India's a bad place to be a mum (11 May 01:53) |
| A global survey that looked at where mothers fare best and where they face the most hardships, places India at a dismal 66th among 71 'less developed countries'.
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Who are IPL's most valuable players? (11 May 01:53) |
| Who are the cricketers who have had the biggest impact on the fortunes of their teams? We figure out the men who have emerged as the league's premier players. |
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IPL: Chasing 182 runs, (10 May 11:54) |
| Earlier, riding high on Badrinath's 64 and Dhoni's 60*, Chennai made 181/4 against Punjab in their Indian Premier League match at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. |
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Listen to voices of wisdom on N-deal: PM (10 May 09:55) |
| Welcoming former President A P J Abdul Kalam's endorsement of the nuclear deal, PM Manmohan Singh hoped the country would listen to the voices of wisdom. |
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IPL: Badrinath hits fifty, (10 May 09:55) |
| After losing three early wickets, Super Kings were scoring briskly against Kings XI Punjab in their Indian Premier League match at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. |
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Minorities need access to professional education: Sonia (10 May 07:58) |
| Sonia Gandhi said 370 colleges will be opened in educationally-backward districts, a large number of which have a substantial concentration of minority population. |
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Karnataka: 60% turnout in first phase of polls (10 May 07:58) |
| An estimated 60 per cent of the 1.73 crore electorate cast their votes in the first phase of polls held in 89 Assembly constituencies spread over 11 districts in Karnataka. |
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Judges accountability under RTI Act 'debatable': CJI (10 May 07:58) |
| Amidst a controversy over even bringing judiciary under the purview of RTI Act, Chief Justice K G Balakrishnan on Saturday said the question was "debatable." |
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PM hindering West Bengal's growth: Buddha (10 May 05:54) |
| A day after he lashed out at the Prime Minister for rising inflation, CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee said
West Bengal is suffering due to Manmohan Singh's incompetence. |
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Ricky Ponting hits out at Harbhajan Singh (10 May 05:54) |
| Australian captain Ricky Ponting took a dig at Harbhajan Singh, saying the off-spinner has been 'unmasked' by his attack on teammate Sreesanth. |
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PM hindering WB's growth: Buddhadeb (10 May 04:02) |
| A day after he lashed out at the Prime Minister for rising inflation, CM Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee said
West Bengal is suffering due to Manmohan Singh's incompetence. |
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Slapping row: Nanavati to submit report on Tuesday (10 May 04:02) |
| BCCI-appointed commissioner Nanavati, probing the slap-row involving Sreesanth and Harbhajan, said he would submit his report on Tuesday instead of Monday. |
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First phase: Peaceful polling in Karnataka (10 May 01:58) |
| Polling is underway for the first phase of Assembly elections in Karnataka with more than 58,000 security personnel deployed in 89 constituencies. |
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Mystery Indian analyst spooks world economy (10 May 01:58) |
| A little known Indian analyst at Goldman Sachs has become a doomsday prophet for his forecasts about oil prices based on what he calls the "super-spike" theory.
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India should take food crisis remark positively: US (10 May 11:54) |
| United States has asked India to take the comments made by President Bush that calorie intake of Indians is contributing to higher food prices, in a positive manner.
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Polling begins in Karnataka amid high security (10 May 09:54) |
| Polling will take place in 89 constituencies spread across 11 districts in the first phase. Around 1.73 crore voters will vote to choose from 953 candidates. |
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Rice, Pranab meet to discuss Myanmar, nuke deal (10 May 09:54) |
| The US spokesman was reluctant to give details of the conversation on the nuclear deal as part of Bush's new strategy of not disclosing the finer details of the deal.
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For Hindus, BA takes beef off its menu (10 May 05:54) |
| British Airways has taken beef off its menu for economy-class passengers on most international flights in a bid to avoid offending Hindus. |
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Ultimate loyalist, Arjun is sulking (10 May 03:55) |
| Speaking at the launch of a new book on him, HRD minister Arjun Singh stunned his audience by not mentioning Sonia and Rahul Gandhi even once. |
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Indian girl's murder in UK: Family denies affair (10 May 03:55) |
| The family of murdered Indian student V S Jyothirmayi on Friday denied she had an affair with Nalluri Nagaraju Kumar, the murder suspect. |
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Lovers killed to 'avenge' dishonour (10 May 02:24) |
| Two lovers were strangled and their bodies displayed as trophies in a Haryana village by the girl's father after his daughter eloped with her lover. |
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Thanks to inflation, you are losing money on FDs (10 May 02:24) |
| Inflation is no longer just eating into your pocket by way of higher grocery bills. It's also eroding the money you've safely put away in a fixed deposit in your bank or post office. |
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Andhra girl's murder in UK: Accused denied bail (10 May 12:47) |
| A British court on Friday denied bail to a 24-year-old Indian student studying at Wolverhampton charged with the murder of a fellow student, also from India. |
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DIAL asked to explain mess at IGI airport (10 May 12:47) |
| The Delhi International Airport (P) Ltd will have to explain to the Planning Commission the mess at the IGI despite the airport being privatised 2 years ago. |
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Jet Air flight grounded in Toronto over bomb threat (09 May 10:27) |
| The flight, which was on its way from Toronto to Chennai, was grounded for over six hours on Monday following a bomb threat call, Canadian officials confirmed on Friday. |
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US govt issues 'gag order' over N-Deal: Report (09 May 10:27) |
| US has issued a 'gag order' to country's House Foreign Affairs Panel, asking it to keep even unclassified info 'secret' out of fear that public disclosure could 'torpedo' the deal. |
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Andhra girl's murder in UK: Bail denied (09 May 10:27) |
| A British court on Friday denied bail to a 24-year-old Indian student studying at Wolverhampton charged with the murder of a fellow student, also from India. |
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Bhoothnath (09 May 10:27) |
| It's quite a riot of fun that a 60-plus ghost and a seven-something kid manage to kick up with their escapades in a spooky haveli on the outskirts of Goa. |
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Wrecked Myanmar shocks India aid pilot (09 May 08:31) |
| The scale of human misery in Myanmar was beyond Indian Air Force pilot Prashant Karde's comprehension even as he has participated in many flood relief operations before.
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UN suspends aid flights to cyclone-hit Myanmar (09 May 08:31) |
| The UN has halted aid to Myanmar after the military government seized two deliveries at Yangon airport, determined to distribute supplies on its own. |
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