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	March 05, 2012

		Top Headlines More » Earthquake jolts north India, no casualties reported An earthquake of medium intensity jolted Delhi and its satellite towns on Monday afternoon, pulling panic-stricken people out of their homes and offices. SP hopeful of majority in UP, Mulayam next CM: Akhilesh Akhilesh said Mulayam Singh was the choice for chief ministerial candidate. On post-poll alliances, he said the situation would become clear after counting. India bans cotton exports to increase domestic supply The government on Monday banned exports of cotton to increase supply of the natural fibre in the domestic market. Cities More » Kolkata: Bohra Muslims display their sartorial traditions The community celebrated the 101st birthday of the religious head of the global Bohra Muslim community on Sunday. Delhi: No Metro sevices till 2pm on Holi Delhi Metro services will be curtailed this Thursday in view of Holi festival and will start only at 2pm. Business More » LIC raises stake in ONGC to 9.5% LIC holding in state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corp has risen to 9.48 per cent after a share sale auction in the company by the government last week. RBI hints at another rate cut The Reserve Bank hinted at another reduction in the CRR of banks to ease the severe liquidity in the system but ruled out a cut in the statutory liquidity ratio or SLR. Sports More » Australia eye triseries title against Sri Lanka Just a step away from clinching the title, Australia will be hoping to seal the issue on Tuesday itself when they take on a spirited Sri Lanka. NBA: LA Lakers profit from masked man Kobe Bryant Wearing a protective mask to shield his fractured nose, Kobe Bryant has carried the look of a movie villain but has performed like a hero. Entertainment More » Three item girls to replace Karisma Kapoor Earlier, Mumbai Mirror had reported that Karisma Kapoor was the first choice for the item song. Brad Pitt gets strict with kids Actress Angelina Jolie has revealed that her partner Brad Pitt has become stricter with their six kids. Infotech More » Hot smartphones coming in 2012 Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, Spain, has traditionally been the platform for cellphone makers to showcase their hottest gadgets scheduled for launch. Infosys plans to create 14,000 jobs for engineers IT major Infosys will set up a software development centre in the city, its second in Maharashtra after Pune, with an initial investment of Rs 100 crore.				Most Read Stories More » Earthquake jolts Delhi, adjoining areas; no casualties reported Earthquake felt in Delhi, other parts of north India; no casualties reported World's largest Hindu temple to come up in Bihar Sachin Tendulkar boards 'social network' wagon Most Shared Stories More » Cholesterol, a silent assassin Drink barley water for a thinner waistline Why must you drink water India's strict visa regulations hamper entry of skilled foreigners Most Commented Stories More » Indian-Americans hold demonstrations against Modi Time for Sachin Tendulkar to introspect: Ian Chappell

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	March 04, 2012

		Top Headlines More » Congress would get at least 100 seats in UP: Digvijaya Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh said that he did not believe the exit polls' prediction that his party would win less than 40 seats in the UP assembly election. China boosts defence budget by 11.2% to $106.4 billion China announced a 11.2% hike in military spending in 2012, in a move likely to fuel concerns about Beijing's rapid military build-up. India's strict visa regulations hamper entry of skilled foreigners Indian government's strict visa rules and regulations are a barrier for many skilled foreigners who want to work in a growing economy. Cities More » Man's genitals chopped off in Bihar A man's genitals were chopped off by a woman and two of her family members for asking them to return his money. Holi special trains for Patna, Lucknow The railways have decided to run Holi special trains for Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and other states including an additional Lucknow Shatabdi. Business More » Oil spill: BP reaches $7.8 bn deal BP Plc has reached an estimated $7.8 billion deal with businesses suing over the massive 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the company said on Friday. M-cap of 7 bluechips slips by over Rs 29k cr Amid a sluggish broader market, the combined market capitalisation (m-cap) of seven of top 10 bluechip companies dropped by Rs 29,174.16 crore. Sports More » Watson dismisses Tharanga, SL 8 down Chasing a 322-run target, Sri Lanka lost Upal Tharanga and Nuwan Kulasekara after the duo added quick 104-run stand to resurrect their run chase against Australia. Athletes will be consulted on boycott decision: Maken The athletes will play a vital role in deciding whether India will boycott the London Olympic Games if the IOC refuses to drop Dow Chemicals as a sponsor of the event. Entertainment More » Madhuri turns down a Hollywood offer Madhuri Dixit-Nene was recently offered a small cameo in a Hollywood film being shot in India. Kangana: The lucky one! Lady Luck sure seems to be beaming at Kangana Ranaut. The actress plays the female lead in Sanjay Gupta's upcoming Shootout At Wadala opposite John Abraham. Infotech More » Why can't Facebook and Twitter say the A-word? What's the most uncool word in social media? Advertising. Just look at the pains the top social networking companies take to avoid uttering the dreaded term. All about online MBA The criteria and admission process for an MBA program of various B-schools is different. Moreover, these days most application forms can be submitted online too.				Most Read Stories More » A poor Parsi: One who doesn't earn Rs 50,000 per month Time for Sachin Tendulkar to introspect: Ian Chappell UP elections: Mulayam or Mayawati - can you trust exit polls? Team India returns home after worst tour of Australia in 45 years Most Shared Stories More » A poor Parsi: One who doesn't earn Rs 50,000 per month Cholesterol, a silent assassin Britain won't be a Christian nation by 2030; Hindus, Muslims surge: Report Drink barley water for a thinner waistline Most Commented Stories More » Time for Sachin Tendulkar to introspect: Ian Chappell A poor Parsi: One who doesn't earn Rs 50,000 per month

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