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Blow-for-blow battle
Adam Gilchrist scored a 72-ball century in the rain-affected World Cup final against Sri Lanka, leading the defending champion to 281 for 4 in 38 overs. ...  | Read.. 
 
Dhoom fuels don dreams
Life once again imitated art here. And 19-year-old Varun, arrested for auto-lifting, claims to have been inspired by the character played by John Abraham in Dhoom four ...  | Read.. 
 
Sight hope for babies
Three of the four visually-challenged babies delivered at Chatro (Giridih) during the past five months have fair chances of gaining eyesight, said doctors who examined t ...  | Read.. 
 
Farmers’ land for firm
Film director, producer and reluctant politician Prakash Jha today appeared here in his new role of an industrialist. ...  | Read.. 
 
CBI court summons minister
HRD minister Bandhu Tirkey is planning to propitiate stars. ...  | Read.. 
 
Flunked on study front
Both Jharkhand and Orissa have been pulled up for being laggards by a parliamentary standing committee on human resource development. ...  | Read.. 
 
Betel ban, officially
If director of agriculture and food production Arabinda Padhee has his way, government offices and its walls would be without paan stains. ...  | Read.. 
 
Ulfa top gun netted
Ulfa’s crack unit — the 28 Battalion — today suffered a major setback when police arrested its organising secretary, Ananta Gogoi, along with two others in the city. Read.. 
 
GSU calls 9-hr bandh
Pushing its case for a fresh probe into the Williamnagar police firing, the Garo Students Union (GSU) has called a dawn-to-dusk bandh in Meghalaya’s East Garo Hills ...  | Read.. 
 
Shock-&-sex scandal
US heavyweights caught in ‘escort’ expose
 The personification of American compassion worldwide, deputy secretary of state Randall L. Tobias, abruptly resigned yesterday in a sex scandal that threatens to engulf Washi ...  | Read.. 
 
Adam Gilchrist celebrates after his century against Sri Lanka. (AP)
 
 
We’re going to have some fun
Mahela Jayawardene
after losing the toss
Fear of new dengue
A mystery fever that has killed five persons in Nadia district has been identified as a new str ...  | Read..		 Lady locked up for years
The last time neighbours saw Madhabi Das step out of her home, Mother Teresa was alive, Jyoti B ...  | Read..
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Sea Tigers strike, Chennai politics churns
A churning began in Tamil Nadu politics today with parties forced to acknowledge that the serial...   | Read.. 
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Home and the world
Satyajit Ray moved from house to house in the city. Metro visits a few of the addresses before his...   | Read.. 
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Friends crushed in fun ride to Lake
A teenager, who had sneaked out of home with his dad's scooter and jumped a traffic light, and his...   | Read.. 
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Tough in the mind plus...
In the mid-1990s, Glenn McGrath enrolled for lessons in flying helicopters. One isn't sure whether...   | Read.. 
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Carnage in Pak, minister hurt
A suicide bomber killed 22 people in Pakistan today and wounded dozens more, including interior...   | Read.. 
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Home loan rates to go up
Home loans, including those below Rs 20 lakh, are set to turn costlier.   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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