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| S&P warns India of a rating downgrade to junk category
S&P has warned that India risks a sovereign downgrade that would result in the country dropping off the list of countries with an investment-grade rating. Jaganmohan Reddy throws tantrums at CBI court, says govt humiliating him
The YSR Congress chief will remain in jail for two more weeks with a CBI court extending his judicial remand till June 25 in disproportionate assets case. Rafael Nadal beats Novak Djokovic to win record seventh French Open title
Rafael Nadal overtook Bjorn Borg, who won six Roland Garros titles, and ended Djokovic's hopes of becoming the third man to win four consecutive Grand Slams. |
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| Sanskrit institute gets IITians help
An email thread, circulated on the subject, had made its way to the mailing list of the IIT-Madras alumni batch of 1971. Rapist dad charged with attempt to murder
An HIV positive man, who allegedly raped his minor step daughter infecting her with the life threatening disease, has been put on trial by a Delhi court. |
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| Staff face heat as economy goes cold
Indian companies are focussing on trimming staff costs to weather the impact of an economic slowdown. Sensex touches 1-month high in early trade
Sensex advanced to a one-month high at 16,893.81 in early trade on Monday on easing of euro-zone debt worries, but eased later. |
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| Wisden Indian award for Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar was presented the Wisden India Outstanding Achievement award for completing a century of 100 international hundreds. Euro 2012: Croatia thrash Ireland, Italy hold Spain 1-1
Croatia beat Ireland 3-1 in their Euro 2012 opener, with Mario Mandzukic scoring two in a meeting that saw both teams battle hard from start to finish. |
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| Sanjay and I are friends for life: John Abraham
Sanjay Dutt and Sanjay Gupta had a massive fall-out after which the Dutt and Gupta camps became seriously polarized. Christian Bale blames Leonardo for thwarting his career?
Actor Christian Bale's former publicist reveals the dark side of the Batman star in his new book. |
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| Wintel bets big on Windows 8
Microsoft, Intel and the Taiwan-based companies that build the computers their products power and run on is taking a huge collective bet on Windows 8. Google, Apple using 'spy planes' to create maps
The companies are racing to produce aerial maps so detailed they can show up objects just four inches wide. |
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