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	October 21, 2011

		Top Headlines More » Private sector bribery could become criminal offence: PM PM Manmohan Singh on Friday said government is considering changes in law to make private sector bribery a criminal offence. AFSPA, DAA to be revoked from parts of J&K: Omar Abdullah The AFSPA and DAA that give unbridled powers to the security forces, are to be revoked from at least four districts in the state of J&K. Gaddafi's body, in meat locker, still divides Libya Muammar Gaddafi's body lay in a meat store as arguments over a burial dogged efforts by Libya's new leaders to make a formal start on a new era of democracy. Cities More » Delhi HC blast: NIA announces award of Rs 10 lakh for info on accused NIA announced the cash reward for any information leading to arrest of three Hizbul Mujahideen terrorists in connection with the Delhi HC blast. HC quashes land acquisition of 3 Greater Noida villages The Allahabad HC set aside acquisition of land in three villages while ordering enhanced compensation to farmers of some other villages. Business More » Sensex falls 151 pts on interest rate concerns The Sensex fell 151 points on selling by funds in interest-rate linked stocks amid fears that the RBI may hike its lending rate further to tame inflation. Maruti spurts nearly 4% as strike ends Shares of Maruti Suzuki India rose by nearly 4% on the bourses after the 14-day-long strike at the company's Manesar's plant was called off. Sports More » India deserves an F1 circuit: Michael Schumacher Michael Schumacher is "curiously" looking forward to the inaugural Formula One race in India and says the country certainly deserves it. Players should not play in Euros and Olympics: Ferguson Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson warned on Friday against letting England players appear at both Euro 2012 and next year's London Olympics. Entertainment More » Asha Bhosle enters the Guinness World Records Asha Bhosle was awarded a certificate for the most studio recordings (singles) for recording up to 11,000 solo, duet and chorus backed songs. Jacqueline aspires to be Katrina Kaif Jacqueline Fernandes the foreign import quite like Katrina Kaif in that aspect hopes to attain the sameheights as Katrina Kaif. Infotech More » Oracle can use Google's internal mail: Judge Oracle sued Google last year, alleging the Web search leader's Android mobile operating technology infringes Oracle's Java patents. iPhone 4S: Security hole found in Siri Apple iPhone 4S's most-talked about feature Siri is facing criticism for a default security setting that can leave the device vulnerable.				Most Read Stories More » 1984 riots: 'Why nobody noticed Amitabh Bachchan spewing venom in India' Ind vs Eng: India defeat England by five wickets Muammar Gaddafi, son Mo'tassim killed; dictator's body placed in mosque Muammar Gaddafi's death - who pulled the trigger? Most Shared Stories More » Prepay loan without fine to housing finance companies Suryanamaskars for beginners 1984 riots: 'Why nobody noticed Amitabh Bachchan spewing venom in India' NRIs can hold accounts in any currency now: RBI Most Commented Stories More » 1984 riots: 'Why nobody noticed Amitabh Bachchan spewing venom in India'

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