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Manmohan’s office intervened in Madras HC judge case, says govt
NEW DELHI: The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) during Manmohan Singh’s tenure had asked why the Supreme Court collegium had not recommended extension for a Madras High Court judge, who was facing corruption charges after the collegium expressed its hesitation, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said in Parliament on Tuesday. Giving ... Read More » -
Govt slams Congress for targeting Speaker
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Bihar Govt to table Walia panel report on Kosi floods
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Train with MH17 victims’ bodies arrives in Ukrainian govt territory
Donetsk: A train carrying the remains of many of the nearly 300 victims of the Malaysia Airlines plane downed over Ukraine arrived in Ukrainian government territory on Tuesday as a separatist leader handed over the plane’s black boxes to Malaysian experts. The train carrying around 200 body bags arrived in ... Read More » -
Dutch to recover MH17 bodies from morgue train
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Fierce fighting in Gaza as toll rises to 518
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Sugar production may touch 25 MT despite weak monsoon
HYDERABAD: India’s sugar production may touch 25 million tonnes in the current year despite a weak monsoon, Murugappa Group Executive Chairman A Vellayan said on Tuesday. “UP is a big question mark. Maharashtra (will have) excess cane production. (In) Karnataka also there will be excess production. Over all there will ... Read More » -
Sebi relaxes norms for FTIL to divest stake in MCX
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Sensex rises up by 310.63 points to 26,025.80
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Prior takes break from England duty
LONDON: England wicketkeeper Matt Prior has decided to take a break from international duty for the rest of the season after losing form due to a series of injuries. Prior revealed his decision to step away from England action just hours after his country slumped to a 95-run defeat in ... Read More » -
Cook advised to step down by former England captains
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Ishant, Bhuvi climb in ICC rankings
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It may not deserve it but give congress the post
Does the Congress deserve to be given the official status of Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha? Possibly not. However, should it be given that status? Definitely yes. And am I contradicting myself ? Even if it looks like it, I’m not. So, now, let me explain. First, ... Read More » -
No Lights on My Car
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Let’s create our unique models
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Hands on Hearts at FIFA
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SEEING SEATTLE
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Sugar production may touch 25 MT despite weak monsoon
HYDERABAD: India’s sugar production may touch 25 million tonnes in the current year despite a weak monsoon, Murugappa Group Executive Chairman A Vellayan said on Tuesday. “UP is a big question mark. Maharashtra (will have) excess cane production. (In) Karnataka also there will be excess production. Over all there will ... Read More » -
Sebi relaxes norms for FTIL to divest stake in MCX
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Sensex rises up by 310.63 points to 26,025.80
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ASSOCHAM urges govt to review increase in iron ore royalty rate
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Govt approves consultants for 25-yr tourism master plan; KPMG, T&L to be paid `3 cr
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Selaulim, Panchwadi dams overflowing despite delayed revival of monsoon
PANAJI/CURCHOREM: Despite the delayed revival of monsoon in Goa, the dams across the state have reached their threshold levels, with the Selaulim and the Panchwadi dams overflowing on Tuesday. The delay in the monsoon and the subsequent delay in its revival in the state had created some anxious moments as ... Read More » -
Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar using iPad in the House on the first day
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State all-party delegation to meet MHA officials over special status
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CM: blacklisting foreigners indulging in illegalities will serve as deterrent
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Government officials, DySP received kickbacks in Serula communidade plot scam
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Train with MH17 victims’ bodies arrives in Ukrainian govt territory
Donetsk: A train carrying the remains of many of the nearly 300 victims of the Malaysia Airlines plane downed over Ukraine arrived in Ukrainian government territory on Tuesday as a separatist leader handed over the plane’s black boxes to Malaysian experts. The train carrying around 200 body bags arrived in ... Read More » -
Dutch to recover MH17 bodies from morgue train
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Fierce fighting in Gaza as toll rises to 518
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Scientist who died on MH17 brought HIV cure to poor
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Freida Pinto to address Britain’s Girl Summit
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Anatomy of a Budget
The new Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had a tough balancing act to perform while presenting his maiden Union Budget. The Budget has been largely pro-growth, with a focus on fiscal consolidation which has been commended by economists, while at the same time providing a big relief to the middle class ... Read More » -
‘Coached’ by Lord Damodar
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Refreshing fizz
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Economics of Goa’s iron ore
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Safety ratings for cars could affect insurance premiums
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Acche din aayo re
Who benefits the most from this new budget? Individual taxpayers will benefit primarily from the rise in tax exemption. The slab has been increased from ` 2 lacs to ` 2.5 lacs per annum (2.5 lacs to 3 lacs for senior citizens). Besides there is an increase in deduction from ... Read More » -
Overcoming death
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Spot on in the Spotlight: “And the Magic of their Singing Cast its Spell”
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Building Foundation Honesty
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“Ideas Unleashed” at ICG
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A Lifetime Experience at Sethu
By Malavika NeurekarIn May 1995 at the launch of his Children’s fund in South Africa, Nelson Mandela opened his speech with the words “There can be no keener revelation of a society’s soul than the way in which it treats its children.” Years later and across continents, these words still ... Read More » -
No Kids Play
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Vedic Maths Workshop Conducted
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High and lows of FIFA World Cup
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Family Day celebrated at Open Destinations