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Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Saturday asked banks to cut interest rates and keep EMIs or equated monthly instalments at affordable levels to encourage sale of consumer durables, which in turn will restart the engine of manufacturing... | Read.. |
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Beleaguered Kingfisher Airlines faced fresh trouble on Saturday with a section of pilots going on strike... | Read.. |
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| After being on the run for 10 days, former Haryana Minister Gopal Kanda surrendered before police on Saturday early morning and was arrested in connection with the suicide of... | Read.. |
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| Updated: Saturday at 16:15 hrs (IST) |
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The All India Tennis Association on Saturday dropped Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna from the the Davis Cup... | Read.. |
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The decision to allot 57 coal blocks to 75 cherry-picked private companies instead of ordering an auction has cost the exchequer Rs 186,000 crore, the government’s auditor has said.... | Read.. |
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A 22-year-old domestic help returning home from work was allegedly dragged to a construction site and raped this evening, her screams for help apparently going unanswered... | Read.. |
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The exodus of northeastern citizens from Bangalore continued today despite paramilitary forces being deployed in the city to build confidence.... | Read.. |
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Drug companies may have to disclose to income tax officials on demand the names of doctors who have accepted gifts from them in a fresh government move to curb unethical pr... | Read.. |
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The government finally swung into action today by banning bulk SMS and MMS for 15 days to stem rumour-mongering while surfers spilled beans on websites with doctored images t... | Read.. |
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Both Houses of Parliament today stood together and political parties set aside their differences as they expressed solidarity with the people of the Northeast and pledged to ... | Read.. |
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Yesterday I was a player, today I can be a coach
Shoaib Akhtar
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