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- Man City trying to tempt Jose Mourinho back to Premier League Manchester City is aware that even though Mourinho guided Inter Milan into the Champions League quarterfinals at the expense of Chelsea, he is not happy in Italian football.
- English football likely to make David Beckham official ambassador The 34-year-old superstar underwent surgery last week to repair the torn achilles tendon he sustained playing for AC Milan and faces six months on the sidelines.
- Narendra Modi unlikely to appear before SIT today in Gujarat riots case SIT had summoned Modi in connection with a complaint of Zakia Jaffery, widow of former MP Eshan Jaffery who was killed by a mob along with 69 others at Gulburg society in February 2002.
- AN-32 planes in Ukraine for operational life upgradation The AN-32s were especially designed by erstwhile USSR as per the Indian specifications of operating at altitudes above 3,500 metres in its hilly terrain.
- Ramdev launching party evokes cold response from pol opponents Uttar Pradesh chief minister Mayawati frowned upon Ramdev's plans to turn electoral by asking the BSP workers not to fall in the trap of "such babas".
- BREAKING NEWS: BrahMos missile test-fired from Bay of Bengal Defence sources said that the vertical-launch version of BrahMos cruise missile has been "successfully" test-fired from a naval ship in the Bay of Bengal.
- Bangladesh tail frustrates England, hosts out for 419 Bangladesh resumed the second day on 330-8 and batted for more than 24 overs in the morning session to add 89 runs, giving the hosts their highest ever test total against England.
- Three lakh cases pending before Calcutta High Court High court sources while admitting the severe lack of judges in the court said the process of appointing new judges was on.
- No dramatic outcome expected from meet with Pak foreign secretary: SM Krishna The external affairs minister said the parleys succeeded in assessing what that country's present thinking was.
- No dramatic outcome expected from meet with Pak foreign secretary: SM Krishna The external affairs minister said the parleys succeeded in assessing what that country's present thinking was.
- India has not been 'squeezed out' of Afghanistan: SM Krishna The external affairs minister said India has taken note of Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai's statement that it was a friend and Pakistan a conjoined twin.
- India has not been 'squeezed out' of Afghanistan: SM Krishna The external affairs minister said India has taken note of Afghanistan president Hamid Karzai's statement that it was a friend and Pakistan a conjoined twin.
- Govt likely to procure 60,000 bulletproof vests for Central Para-Military Forces Sources said the laboratory has completed the testing procedure for the life saving armour and expected to submit its report by the end of this month.
- BJP fears government may bring in private players through nuclear bill BJP leaders registered their objection to the absence of any clause about the "almost inevitable involvement" of private players in future.
- Pune, Kochi join IPL bandwagon Sahara's bid for Pune was way better than what the Adani group ($315 million) or the Pune consortium ($261.3 million) had to offer.
- IIT student produces electricity from waste water The project, named LOCUS which stands for Localised Operation of Bio-cells Using Sewage, can achieve chemical oxygen demand (COD) reduction levels in waste water to about 60-80%.
- India to need $120 billion for aircraft, aviation infrastructure by 2020 Major aircraft manufacturers - Boeing and Airbus - have predicted that India's aircraft fleet-size is expected to reach over 1,000 by 2028 from the present 380 planes.
- India to need $120 billion for aircraft, aviation infrastructure by 2020 Major aircraft manufacturers - Boeing and Airbus - have predicted that India's aircraft fleet-size is expected to reach over 1,000 by 2028 from the present 380 planes.
- Ivan Ljubicic stuns Rafael Nadal, Andy Roddick beats Robin Soderling The big-serving Croat, seeded 20th, recovered from a set down before crunching a forehand down the line to clinch the tiebreak 7-1 and seal victory in two hours, 34 minutes at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
- Red Bull are ridiculously fast, says Lewis Hamilton Britain's 2008 world champion said before heading to Melbourne that Red Bull's Webber and German team mate Sebastian Vettel undoubtedly had the quickest cars on the track.
- McLaren duo look to Melbourne to banish the boredom World champion Jenson Button agreed that it had not been a thriller and said the sport needed to serve up some spicier fare in Melbourne "for all our sakes".
- Vladimir Klitschko knocks out Eddie Chambers to retain boxing titles Ukrainian Klitschko, 33, rattled the 27-year-old American in the second round but had to wait until just before the end of the 12th to stage a dramatic finale and knock him out in front of 51,000 fans at Duesseldorf's soccer stadium.
- Luxury goods taxes likely to increase in Delhi budget Delhi finance minister AK Walia is likely to do a balancing job to augment government's financial resources as well as not to put too much pressure on the common man.
- Govt ready to look into genuine issues on nuclear liability bill Science and technology minister Prithviraj Chavan said the country lacks a law under which compensation could be awarded in the case of a nuclear accident.
- Country-made bomb found in Kingfisher plane in Thiruvananthapuram: Police The bomb, about the size of a cricket ball, was found during a security check of the cargo section of the ATR-72 aircraft after 27 passengers, coming from Bangalore, had deplaned.
- Flying Sikh Milkha Singh takes Re1 to inspire youth One of India's greatest track athletes, has sold his life story to a film maker for a cut price Re1 in the hope that the biopic might inspire the youth of his country to excel in the sport.
- No room for error as Arsene Wenger keeps eye on title prize The Gunners, who last won the Premier League in 2004 and have not lifted any silverware since landing the FA Cup the following year, went to the top of the table with a 2-0 home win over West Ham United on Saturday.
- Leaders Bayern Munich sunk by two late Eintracht Frankfurt goals Substitute Juvhel Tsoumou drew the hosts level in the 87th minute after Miroslav Klose had put Bayern ahead early on and Martin Fenin, another substitute, completed the comeback with an 89th-minute winner.
- Ten-man Arsenal beat West Ham and go top Arsenal moved on to 67 points with seven matches to play to lead the standings for the first time since January and keep the pressure on Manchester United and Chelsea, who play their weekend matches on Sunday.
- 43 degree Celsius heat sears Ahmedabad; it's a 10-year record for March Gujarat faced moderate to severe heat-wave conditions on Saturday.
- You get tax cut, Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation gets Rs10 crore Civic body's new scheme giving citizens rebate in property tax has its coffers overflowing in just six days.
- Narmada project: Thirsty Kutch waits for its share The Narmada issue has become the holy cow of the present government and all queries about corruption are labelled as anti-Gujarat.
- NTPC to set up 1,000 MW power plant near Khambhat GPCL is the nodal agency of Gujarat government for power projects implementation in the state.
- Practise for GUJCET online; tests are free Green Sparrow's online practice exam portal www.e-gujcet.com. is where you can practice.
- Your heritage home to get zero-cost revamp advice The Ahmedabad Heritage Foundation (AHF) has come up with a team of architects who are studying four heritage properties located within the wall city.
- Cept's new Mecca of green-tech will practise what it preaches Funds from the US, and central and state governments give the Centre for Sustainable Environment & Energy its own building.
- Congress' UP yatra aimed to wean away BSP's Dalit vote bank Rahul Gandhi has been visiting Dalit households in UP for the last several months and his efforts had led to the party bagging 22 of 80 seats in the state in 2009 Lok Sabha polls.
- Rafael Van der Vaart admits to 'little hand ball' in Real Madrid goal Cristiano Ronaldo's powerful freekick was parried by Sporting goalkeeper Juan Pablo, and the on-rushing Van der Vaart controlled the ball around his middle, before firing in the equaliser to vociferous protest from their opponents.
- Real Madrid go three points clear, Sevilla lose Sporting stunned the Bernabeu when David Barral scored against the run of play in the 53rd minute but it only took Manuel Pellegrini's side two minutes to equalise.
- Jim Furyk poised to end PGA Tour title drought in Tampa Bay The former US Open champion birdied three of the last nine holes for a four-under-par 67 and an 11-under total of 202 at the Innisbrook Resort.
- Manuel Pellegrini demands improvements despite Real Madrid win Since their shock Champions League elimination by Olympique Lyon last week, Pellegrini has been in the spotlight with local media speculating on a possible replacement for next season.
- Jose Mourinho goes all quiet as Inter title bid splutters Second-placed AC Milan, two points behind Inter, can move top for the first time this season if they beat faltering Napoli at the San Siro on Sunday (1400 GMT).
- Inter Milan's top spot at risk after draw at Palermo Exhausted Inter Milan risked surrendering their long-held Serie A lead after drawing 1-1 at fourth-placed Palermo on Saturday.
- Delhi metro parking areas to be bought under CCTV cameras Sources said almost 500-600 CCTV cameras might be needed to secure the areas identified at 82 operational stations, but the actual numbers are still to be worked out.
- Journalist shot and killed in Colombia's Monteria city Colombia's decades-long internal war has eased after president Alvaro Uribe sent troops to take back areas under control of rebels and paramilitaries.
- Sports ministry issues code to check age fraud Compliance with the Code will become part of the eligibility criteria for recognition of National Sports Federations and hence non-compliance with the code will attract suspension or de-recognition.
- Children with Down's Syndrome are special indeed Down's Syndrome need not stop a child from blooming and achieving a great deal in life.
- IIT-B makes it to MIT's top innovators list Mayank Shrivastava, a PhD student of IIT Bombay, has developed a unique semiconductor device that can be used to embed various chips on a single chip.
- Foreign universities bill is a bill to sell education out by degrees The foreign universities bill, coming on the heels of dwindling budgetary outlays on education, is a prescription for commoditisation of higher education
- Kapil Sibal's bill will kill the IITs and IIMs Before opening up to foreign universities, Sibal must allow great Indian institutions to go private.
- Maharashtra government claims there will be no water woes till June Officials have said that even a delayed monsoon will be 'taken care of'.
- We have been talking to Pakistan about reining in the LeT: US US assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asia Robert Blake said that Washington has been talking to Pakistan about reining in the Lashkar-e-Taiba.
- The secrets of the mongoose bat Will a new bat make cricket even more of a slam-bam affair or will it be a passing fancy? DNA finds out what the excitement is all about as Mathew Hayden unleashes his secret mongoose
- Macchupicchu best for feature Macchupicchu, with four starts and one win looks, the best for the Shapoorji Pallonji Breeders' Juvenile Colts Championship Grade III at the Mahalaxmi Race Course here on Sunday.
- India's public universities deserve a chance A two-tier regulatory system, one for Indian universities and a more liberal one for foreign ones will create an uneven playing field.
- Oman offers lot of opportunity for investors: Ambassador Interacting with the Kerala chamber of commerce and Industry members Al Maani said sectors like tourism, plastics, metals and food processing also offers great potential for the investors.
- Another witness turns hostile in graft case against the Badals Since no other witnesses, who were summoned for today, turned up due to non-service of their summons, the court issued their fresh summons for appearance on next date fixed for April 3.
- The foreign universities bill may enhance free flow of knowledge Some provisions of the new education bill are less than attractive for foreign universities but they still see the benefits of being in India for a more globalised approach.
- Owners of Delhi Daredevils to write to IPL about behaviour of COO Sundar Sundar Raman revoked the accreditation issued to GMR official Sunil Valson over a trivial issue of parking and reportedly also abused the former cricketer.
- Bids for the two new IPL teams unlikely to be too big Adani, Videocon favourites but surprises can't be ruled out. Tharoor has also been linked to a bid
- Railway advertisement goof-up shows Delhi in Pakistan The advertisement, announcing the inauguration of a luxury tourist train, the Kolkata-Nalanda Maharaja Express by railway minister Mamata Banerjee, contained an erroneous map.
- Parsi New Year gives arsis another reason to get together and party It's the time for new beginnings, a new life and a new season. Come March 21 and Parsis all over the city will celebrate Jamshedi Navroze -- the Parsi New Year.
- Bombay HC directs police to let off writer Murzban Shroff The writer of 'Breathless in Bombay', was dragged into controversy for using the term 'ghati' in his book
- Shop next to a Mumbai police station burgled A jewellery shop in Khar, which shares its wall with a police chowki, was looted to the tune of Rs25 lakh by an unidentified person in the wee hours of Friday.
- Climate change knocks at Kashmir's doors The serene Kashmir valley is fast losing its cherished status of a temperate destination with spring literally turning into summer.
- Shopian doctor in Kashmir caught on camera having sex A former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar will now face trial in the riot cases pending against him in a special CBI court from March 27.
- BJP alleges corruption in Slum Rehabilitation Authority projects BJP member in legislative council, Vinod Tawde has alleged that a certain builder was given land at Goregaon for Rs150 crore less than the market price.
- Woman commuter assaulted in Sourashtra Express When she refused to hand over her belongings, the youth hit her in the stomach and snatched her purse
- Milk adulteration racket busted in Maharshtra Culprits were caught cutting pouches of reputed milk brands and adding water before sealing them.
- In a fight for the Asia Cup Polo, the Indians won 7-6 against All England Polo Club The second chukker saw the Indians finding their bearings and coming back strong with two goals.
- The week that was: March 14 to March 20, 2010 A look at the events from around the world that made the headlines in the week gone by.
- Five shot dead in Bihar village Around 50 assailants raided the village, sprayed a hail of bullets and threw bombs on the vehicles on which former village head Prayag Yadav was travelling with his supporters.
- Leaders Bayern Munich sunk by two late Frankfurt goals in Bundesliga Substitute Juvhel Tsoumou drew the hosts level in the 87th minute after Miroslav Klose had put Bayern ahead early on. Martin Fenin then completed the comeback with an 89th-minute winner.
- Development welcome, but not at the cost of environment: Chief justice of India Addressing a seminar on 'Role of judiciary in preserving environment', justice KG Balakrishnan said the development at the cost of environment is not acceptable.
- Royal Challengers spank Mumbai Indians by 7 wickets, notch up third straight victory South African's fairytale run continues as he remains unbeaten for the 4th time in a row
- Key accused in Kozhikode blast case remanded to judicial custody CBI special court in Ernakulam, dealing with the National Investigation Agency (NIA) cases in Kerala, today remanded Shammy Firoz to judicial custody for 15 days.
- Maoist leader Rajkumar's mother fears killing of her son The state human rights commission (SHRC) today directed the Andhra Pradesh director general of police to submit a report in connection to a petition filed by Cherukuri Rajkumar's mother
- Congress MP Nilesh Rane slams Raj and Uddhav Rane alleged that both Raj and Uddhav were cheating people by their 'emotional addresses' and their activists were often seen ransacking or pelting stones.
- Hurriyat leader's son wounded in militant attack in Kashmir The attackers barged into the house of Mushtaq Ahmad Sheikh, son of Hurriyat hawk Sheikh Ali Mohammad, at Dadasara Tral, 45-kms from here, and sprayed bullets on him.
- Youth commits suicide in front of friend's hostel in Delhi A 26-year-old "jilted lover" allegedly committed suicide in front of his female friend's hostel in south Delhi, police said today.
- Shane Warne thrilled with Rajasthan Royals' performance Rajasthan Royals(RR) captain Shane Warne was thrilled with the performance of his team after winning their first match in the third edition of Indian Premier League.
- Robbers caught with ornaments, cash in nakabandi in Mumbai Sandeep Duphare was standing near the railway station with his in-laws luggage when the duo had hit on his hand with a bamboo and escaped with the bag containing cash and ornaments.
- Man, children die in 'suicide pact' in Delhi A man and his two children died while his wife is battling for life in a city hospital after allegedly consuming poison with police suspecting a suicide pact following a family dispute or financial crisis.
- NCP MLAs to abstain from voting for finance bill in Goa NCP Goa Unit president Carmo Pegado said this evening that party's core committee was unanimous in supporting the move prompted by the group of seven legislators.
- Nepal's Maoists say Koirala's death is a blow to peace The Maoist leader Prachanda said his death was an 'irreparable loss' to the fragile peace process in the nascent Himalayan republic.
- Govt thinking to reduce interest rate on crop loans: Sharad Pawar The Union government is thinking to reduce 1% of interest rate from the present 5% on farmer crop-loans upto Rs3 lakh, the Union agriculture minister said.
- Govt thinking to reduce interest rate on crop loans: Sharad Pawar The Union government is thinking to reduce 1% of interest rate from the present 5% on farmer crop-loans upto Rs3 lakh, the Union agriculture minister said.
- BJP believes in one nation one constitution: Nitin Gadkari BJP said it is firm in its resolve to scrap article 370 of the Constitution providing special status to Jammu and Kashmir.
- Nitish Kumar, SK Modi condole Koirala's death In a separate condolence message, Kumar described Koirala as an architect of establishment of democracy in Nepal.
- Greece will pay its debts, will not default: Prime minister Greece is pressing for a concrete standby package from its European Union partners to help bring its borrowing costs down.
- Greece must implement austerity measures: Angela Merkel German chancellor Angela Merkel said in a speech that Greece must implement its austerity programme and praised Greece prime minister George Papandreou for his efforts.
- Pre-1953 status to Jammu & Kashmir will prove problematic, says Jagmohan The former state governor said the Centre cannot keep funding the Jammu and Kashmir government if autonomy was provided as it will have little control over the decisions of the state government.
- Makeshift bomb goes off outside police centre in Athens On Friday a makeshift bomb damaged the office of a far-right group in central Athens without hurting anyone.
- Valencia's Carlos Marchena out for three weeks with injury Valencia defender Carlos Marchena has been ruled out for three weeks with a torn thigh muscle, the third-placed La Liga club said on Saturday.
- Lionel Messi a doubt for Real Zaragoza game with dental problem In-form forward Lionel Messi is a doubt for Barcelona''s La Liga match at Real Zaragoza on Sunday after missing training with a tooth abcess.
- Failure to interrogate Headley in India does not amount to raw deal from US: SM Krishna He said it was the US government which arrested him and interrogating him. The US had assured India that it would certainly get an opportunity to interrogate Headley.
- Porsche aims for double-digit growth in Asia: Report German sportscar maker Porsche sees potential for double-digit growth in Asia this year while growth in North America will take longer to return to pre-crisis levels.
- Yousuf Raza Gilani identifies areas for cooperation with US Foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi will head the Pakistani delegation to the talks with US. He said the issue of strategic stability between Pakistan and India will be taken up during the dialogue.
- Mollification act: Gadkari appoints 2 office-bearers from Bihar Gadkari's action came a day after senior party leader and former union minister CP Thakur had criticised Gadkari's new team as not a 'balanced one' and suggested it should be revised.
- Michael Schumacher vows to be back with a vengeance in Australian Grand Prix Seven time Formula One champion Michael Schumacher has vowed to be more competitive in the next race of the season at the Albert Park circuit in Australia.
- All is not well within BJP: Shatrughan Sinha Sinha suggested that Nitin Gadkari should take a fresh look at the new team and make amendments accordingly.
- Queen Elizabeth II recycles her clothes Queen Elizabeth II has been revealed to like recycling her outfits and not wear them only once, making sure she gets full use of them.
- Kiwis fighting to save Wellington Test against Australians Replying to Australia's imposing total of 459 for five declared, New Zealand were precariously placed at 108 for the loss of four wickets on the second day of the Basin Reserve Test.
- Achieving double-digit growth is foremost challenge: Pranab Mukherjee Following the impact of the global financial crisis, India's growth rate slipped to 6.7% in 2008-09 from over 9% in the preceding three years.
- PCB allows Rana Naved to play in Bangladesh T20 The PCB has also given permission to ' banned' fast bowler Rana Naved-ul-Hasan to participate in Bangladesh's domestic T20 tournament starting March 26 in Sharjah.
- Theo Walcott acknowledges David Beckham's help during toughest year of his career The Arsenal winger, 21, suffered knee and back injuries this term and paid tribute to Becks and club pal Tomas Rosicky.
- Watching new lads perform in Bangladesh is Steve Harmison's way of beating the blues Steve Harmison who was left out of the England squad to South Africa and Bangladesh insists that seeing England's new batch of bowlers in Bangladesh performing well is lessening his pain.
- Michael Clarke dedicates Wellington Test ton to ex-fiancee Lara Bingle Australian vice-captain Michael Clarke has dedicated his 14th Test century to ex-fiancée Lara Bingle, as also to his family, friends, team mates.
- Tendulkar to unveil Dungarpur's portrait at CCI on March 24 It was the former Cricket Board and CCI president Dungarpur who, as the then chief selector, played a big role in the induction of the champion batsman in the Indian team for the 1989 tour of Pakistan.
- Disciplinary action against tainted Satyam accountants on March 30 The Indian accounting sector regulator will meet this month-end to decide on disciplinary proceedings against tainted chartered accountants allegedly involved in the Satyam Computer fraud.
- Dhoni likely to be fit sooner than expected: Stephen Fleming CSK coach Stephen Fleming today said Dhoni could be fit before their match against Mumbai Indians
- SM Krishna to attend funeral of Koirala Krishna described Koirala as one of the "steadfast friends" of India and recalled his meeting with the Nepalese leader during his visit to the Himalayan nation two months ago.
- Ajit Wadekar to receive Mother Teresa Award for 2010 Ajit Wadekar led the Indian cricket team to historic Test series triumphs in West Indies and England in 1971.
- Ajit Wadekar to receive Mother Teresa Award for 2010 Ajit Wadekar led the Indian cricket team to historic Test series triumphs in West Indies and England in 1971.
- RBI may tighten monetary policy more in April: SBI chief The chairman of India's top lender, State Bank of India, said on Saturday the Reserve Bank of India may tighten monetary policy further at its April 20 review.
- Vinay Kumar, Steyn restrict Mumbai Indians to 151 for 9 The Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to bat first against the Bangalore team at the Brabourne stadium in Mumbai.
- Pepe Reina eyes new Liverpool deal, World Cup success Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina has set his sights on extending his stay in England and success with Spain at the World Cup finals this summer.
- Irish victims disappointed by pope abuse letter Irish victims of clerical child sexual abuse are deeply disappointed by Pope Benedict's letter of apology as it fails to address the role of senior church leaders.
- Pope apologises to Irish sex abuse victims Pope Benedict announced a formal Vatican investigation of Irish Roman Catholic dioceses and seminaries hit by the abuse scandal.
- Nepal announces three-day state mourning for Koirala During the mourning, all flags will fly at half-mast, the cabinet announced today after passing a condolence for the departed leader.
- South Africa ropes in shark spotters to ensure safety of World Cup fans South African authorities have hired extra shark spotters to patrol beaches amid fears that Great Whites could target foreign tourists during the forthcoming World Cup.
- Football fan flies from Australia to Britain only to miss game due to broken train A football fan has revealed that he flew 10,000 miles from Australia to Britain to watch his favourite team play only to miss the game because of a broken down train.
- Theo Walcott wants a trophy as birthday present After turning 21 on Tuesday, Arsenal winger Theo Walcott received everything-from an expensive bracelet to a bird feeder- as birthday presents.
- Abu Asim Azmi defends visit to family of terror accused 'I met the family of Riyaz Ali on humanitarian grounds, after a request from my party corporator in suburban Bandra,' Azmi told reporters.
- Thousands rally against Vladamir Putin across Russia A coalition of opposition groups declared a national 'Day of Anger' with some 50 rallies tapping into rising discontent at unemployment, higher bills and transport taxes.
- Brits voted worst dressed in Europe Conducted by shopping website Ciao, a whopping 44% in the study said Brits were the worst dressed behind the likes of the Swedes and Dutch.
- Chennai Super Kings clear favourites against Punjab Kings XI at Chinnaswamy The first week could not have been worse for the Kings XI, who lost all their three matches in a row, with batsmen and bowlers failing to perform as a unit and largely relying on individual efforts.
- Nepal's leader with a healing touch passes away A strong votary of maintaining close ties with India, Koirala saw it all -- from his struggle as a trade union leader to don the mantle of prime ministership, to confront Nepal's monarchs.
- Rajasthan Royals beat KKR by 34 runs, register first IPL win Royals register their first win as tight spells from Yusuf Pathan (2/23) and Shane Warne (0/27) stifle Ganguly and company.
- SBI plans to acquire 20-30% stake in TMFL: OP Bhatt SBI would prefer to acquire a 20-30 per cent stake in Tata Motor's vehicle financing arm, as acquiring a stake beyond that level would require approvals from the Government, Bhatt said.
- Indian Tantric tries killing sceptic live on TV, fails The episode was banned from being screened on television, but could be viewed on Youtube.
- New IPL teams likely to be named tomorrow The buyers are to choose from eight cities -- Pune, Ahmedabad, Kanpur, Nagpur, Indore, Cuttack, Gwalior and Visakhapatnam -- with an advance deposit of $10 million.
- Indo-US nuclear reprocessing pact announcement likely on March 22 This is one of the few important steps left towards implementation of the historic Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
- Indo-US nuclear reprocessing pact announcement likely on March 22 This is one of the few important steps left towards implementation of the historic Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
- Prabhjot Singh sorry for showing finger to crowd Prabhjot in his reply to the show cause notice, served on him by Hockey India, said he lost his cool when some fans started abusing his family members.
- David Beckham writes open letter to AC Milan mates Beckham, 34, is out for the season after he tore his Achilles during Milan's 1-0 win against Chievo last Sunday.
- Not promoting any film: Ashok Chavan on My Name Is Khan row The Maharashtra chief minister said a film which has already obtained a certificate from the Censor Board need not succumb to pressures.
- Twitter, Facebook addicts stop sexing, eating to start texting: Survey But conversation and romance aren't quite dead yet, with 62% of those over age 25 saying they didn't like the interruptions under any circumstances.
- Twitter in legal trouble after triggering Sarkozy infidelity rumour mill It was rumoured that Bruni is having a liaison with Benjamin Biolay, the singer, and her husband, Nicolas, with Chantal Jouanno, the Ecology Minister.
- Prince Harry eyes North Pole trek to help injured service personnel Harry, a patron of the campaign, hopes to raise 1 million pounds to help rehabilitate wounded servicemen and women into employment.
- Cambodia bans citizens from marrying South Koreans The ban was enforced after Cambodian police arrested a woman who had lured 25 girls from rural areas, each of whom paid money to marry South Korean men.
- Carlo Tevez still considers Gary Neville 'a moron' Tevez went on to attack Manchester United by saying that the club have a high opinion of themselves.
- Man Utd goalkeeper becomes neighbourhood's lawkeeper Under his neighbourhood watch scheme, the Dutchman has urged all those living at the housing development in Alderley Edge, Cheshire, to look out for one another.
- Indian investigators to be allowed access to Headley: US US assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asia Robert Blake ruled out Headley's extradition to India but left the options open on such a move in case more charges came up against him in the future.
- India prepares for David Headley's interrogation Home minister P Chidambaram said he was assured by a top official of the US justice department that India will have early access to Headley to interrogate him.
- SBI to wait for policy cues before hiking rates : OP Bhatt With a view to arrest inflation, the RBI yesterday upped its repo and reverse repo rates (short term lending and borrowing rates) by 0.25% each to 5% and 3.75%, respectively.
- Anna Hazare breaks hunger strike after Maharashtra govt's promise The social activist called off his five-day old hunger strike following assurance by Maharashtra government to look into his demands on various issues including corruption in co-operative credit societies.
- Massive sandstorm turns Beijing's streets yellow Many of those who had ventured from their homes were wearing facemasks, and some left footprints in the yellow film that had settled on the city's streets.
- Murdered Brit teen Scarlett Keeling's mum admits to benefit fraud Fiona MacKeown admitted to one charge of obtaining money transfers by deception at Exeter Crown Court and was warned she could be jailed.
- Singapore Airlines sacks staff, closes all operations in Pakistan Several MNCs have stopped their operations in Pakistan, which has seen a considerable increase in violence and bloodshed over the past two years.
- Pakistani woman held with fake currency in Punjab Custom officials said Mehtab revealed during her interrogation that her Lahore-based cousin had given her the fake currency to deliver it to a person at the New Delhi Railway station.
- Patriarch of Nepal's politics Girija Prasad Koirala dead Koirala died at 12.10 pm local time at his daughter and deputy premier Sujata Koirala's residence in Mandikhatar on the outskirts of Kathmandu.
- Strategic dialogue with Pakistan not at India's expense: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her Pakistani counterpart Shah Mahmoud Qureshi would be co-chairing a day-long meeting on March 24.
- North Korea parliament to meet, Kim Jong-il and cadres in focus The meeting will take place as the North faces pressure to return to nuclear disarmament-for-aid talks and as speculation mounts that leader Kim Jong-il may soon travel to China to seek economic help.
- US group ACORN on verge of bankruptcy: Report Citing two leaders of the group, the The New York Times reported ACORN is suffering from "mismanagement along with a severe loss of government and membership funds."
- Doha trade talks not at their expected stage: Anand Sharma The minister of commerce and industry said the Doha round of global trade talks was ongoing but "painstakingly slow."
- Ex-Nepal PM Koirala lapses into coma, condition critical The Nepali Congress has called an emergency meeting of its Central Working Committee at 1pm today.
- World's slums grow despite rapid economy growth: UN The number of people living in shantytowns increased by 55 million to 827.6 million as population growth and migration from the countryside outstripped the effect of upward mobility in cities.
- British Airways battles cabin crew strike The walkout over pay and jobs will disrupt travel for thousands after talks between the Unite union and management collapsed.
- British Airways battles cabin crew strike The walkout over pay and jobs will disrupt travel for thousands after talks between the Unite union and management collapsed.
- Bomb damages Pakistani community chief's Athens home It was the second incident in less than 24 hours as another makeshift bomb damaged the office of a far-right group in central Athens early on Friday without hurting anyone.
- Goldman nominates ex-Wal-Mart CEO to board Rajat Gupat, who has served on the board since 2006, will not seek reelection, Goldman said.
- Sen Dodd urges justice department probe of Lehman accounting The chairman of the US Senate Banking Committee on Friday wrote to the justice department urging establishment of a task force to probe possible violations of the law at Lehman Brothers and other firms.
- MGM could go it alone if bids disappoint: Sources The studio, struggling with $3.7 billion of debt, said in November it was exploring a potential sale of the company.
- India, Bangladesh exchange draft accords on Teesta water-sharing Water resource secretaries of the two countries were asked to examine the drafts presented by both sides 'towards an expeditious conclusion of an interim agreement on Teesta'.
- Artist places sculptures on melting Arctic iceberg Ap Verheggen, 45, said he had built the swirling metal sculptures, which represent a dog sled, to highlight the impact of a warmer climate on the Inuit people, who struggle to move around on thinning ice.
- Famed for divorce, Yemeni girl set to read memoir I am Nujood, Age 10 and Divorced, was released in English in the US this month and is due to be published shortly in Arabic.
- Wal-Mart to slash US grocery prices A Morgan Stanley analyst first reported the world's largest retailer's plan, calling it a major setback for other US grocers, and the company confirmed the promotions in an email.
- New management order: CEO, COO, CFO, CMO, CXO to CIO Although the position of the CEO has a certain awe attached to it, it also comes with many responsibilities. The CEO is, therefore, responsible for the success or failure of the company.
- Parsvnath sells Rs150 crore Satellite plot to Goyals Auda sold the land to Parsvnath in 2005-06 as part of a Vibrant Gujarat deal.
- Young India prefers Merc, not Maruti Rising disposable income, easy access to loans have pushed down the average age of luxury car buyers.
- Highest NAV guarantee can prove costly To provide this kind of a guarantee, use a dynamic trading strategy known as constant proportion portfolio insurance.
- 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 softly and surely for the 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
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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?
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- Now Pak Punjab police ad features logo of counterpart in India's Punjab The advertisement, which appealed to people to remain vigilant and cooperate with police to prevent terrorist attacks, was carried on the front pages of several English and Urdu dailies.
- 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
- 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'.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
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