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Instead of taking a special flight after the Mumbai one-dayer, Board of Control for Cricket in India presidential aspirant Sharad Pawar left for Calcutta during the break ? an acknowledgement that the elections will be a lot closer than expected.
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| Corrosion scare for space port |
| Sriharikota, which has launched many a satellite, may be paying a heavy price for it. For, India’s most prestigious space port is also its “most vulnerable” and corrosion-prone area. ... |
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Separated by river & reform
One country busy catching fish, another enjoys the view
A reclusive regime rules North Korea, making it one of the most inaccessible countries in the world to foreign journalists. Jehangir S. Pocha of The Telegraph was in ... | Read.. |
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| After being subjected to jeers in Calcutta, Rahul
Dravid applauds the crowd in Mumbai where India won the last one-dayer. Dravid?s
unbeaten 78 fetched him the Man of the Match award. At the presentation ceremony,
provoked by Ravi Shastri who asked the captain, ?What do you have to say about
the Mumbai crowd??, Dravid replied, ?Thank you, you have been the stars.?(Reuters
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The spirit shown by the team throughout the series was the highlight
RAHUL DRAVID
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