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	May 14, 2012

		Top Headlines More » 11 Indians among 15 dead in Nepal plane crash A private plane with 21 people on board today crashed in a mountain airstrip in Nepal, killing 15 people, including 11 Indians, officials said. Karnataka crisis: BJP waits for Yeddyurappa's announcement With talks having failed, the BJP central leadership and chief minister D V Sadananda Gowda are now waiting for former chief minister BS Yeddyurappa's next move. Sachin Tendulkar gets ready for second innings after 40 As the world speculates the retirement of cricket's greatest batsman, Sachin Tendulkar is presenting a new image of himself that's built outside the field. Cities More » 29-year-old nabbed for raping teen Mumbai police on Sunday arrested a 29-year-old man for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl after threatening her at Poisar slum in Kandivli (E). Ignored by ex-girlfriend, boy ends life A fourth-semester engineering student from Bihar was found dead on the Bangalore-Chikkaballapur rail track near Karnataka's Devanahalli. Business More » Yamaha India to build new $280 million two-wheeler plant Yamaha Motor Co will spend 15 billion rupees ($280 million) over the next five years on a new two-wheeler factory in India. Government may auction offshore wind farms The govt has initiated the process of putting in place a policy to auction, or award, offshore wind farms in a way similar to the auction of oil, gas blocks. Sports More » Man City '100 years' behind us: Ferguson In congratulating new EPL champions Man City, Alex Ferguson reminded them that they have a long way to go before they can be considered United's equals. Sarita upsets world champion in China India's L Sarita Devi stunned defending champion and world number 2 Gulsum Tatar of Turkey to enter the pre-quarterfinals of the World Boxing Championships. Entertainment More » Ekta Kapoor accused of dirty play Censor Board Chairperson Leela Samson says The Dirty Picture lobby is putting pressure on the council; a defiant Balaji baroness digs in her heels. Hindu-Muslim divide real: Ishaqzaade director Sickened by the violence in his own film that ensues when a Muslim girl falls in love with a Hindu boy, Habib Faisal has decided to take a long break. Infotech More » Samsung unveils new Windows phone, Omnia M Samsung Omnia M comes with a 4 inch Super AMOLED display, is powered by a 1 Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor coupled with 384 MB RAM. Yahoo chief Scott Thompson steps down over fake college degree row Yahoo Inc Chief Executive Scott Thompson has stepped down after a controversy over a fake computer science college degree on his biography.				Most Read Stories More » Brahmin sperm in high demand among childless couples Nepal plane crash: 11 Indians among 15 dead 5 Sex positions women die to have Sachin Tendulkar gets ready for second innings after 40 Most Shared Stories More » NRO, NRE or FCNR term deposit: Which one to pick? Brahmin sperm in high demand among childless couples 5 Sex positions women die to have Regular sex makes you physically healthier Most Commented Stories More » Brahmin sperm in high demand among childless couples

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	May 13, 2012

		Top Headlines More » Crisis in Karnataka: Upset Yeddyurappa praises Sonia Gandhi Holding the BJP to ransom once again, former Karnataka chief minister BS Yeddyurappa praised Congress party and its leader Sonia Gandhi. Would like to have Gen VK Singh in our team, Anna Hazare says Hazare said he would welcome like-minded people like General VK Singh after his retirement as army chief to be a part of his team to fight corruption. Pilots should start flights before talks: Ajit Sing Civil aviation minister Ajit Singh asked the striking Air India pilots to apologise to passengers, start the flights and then come to the government for talks. Cities More » Provincial Civil Services officer posted in Lucknow commits suicide Vinod Kumar Rai, posted as ADM (West) in Lucknow allegedly committed suicide by consuming sulphas tablets late on Friday night. Jilted youth lynched for killing ladylove's father A jilted youth gunned down the father of his lady love and was in turn lynched by locals at Mangalkote in West Bengal's Burdwan district. Business More » Bank of Baroda overtakes Punjab National Bank as second most profitable public sector bank Mumbai-based BoB's net profit crossed Rs 5,000 crore during 2011-12, a rise of 18 per cent from the previous year. 5 crore youth to be employable by 2020, says Veerappa Moily The govt has plans to make 5 crore youth through National Skill Development Scheme by 2020, M Veerappa Moily, Union minister for corporate affairs, said. Sports More » Need to carry momentum into coming games: Michael Hussey CSK batsman Michael Hussey says getting to the IPL playoffs remains a tough task and his side would have to be consistent in the remaining matches. Punjab eye victory against Hyderabad to stay alive for playoff Pacer Dale Steyn would be the key man for Hyderabad to restrict Punjab to a modest total. For Punjab, Azhar Mahmood still remains their trump card. Entertainment More » Karan Johar denies taking a dig at Katrina Karan Johar has denied reports that he took a dig at Katrina Kaif's magazine poses, saying the actress is very talented and hard working. Sridevi makes Satyamev Jayate special Infotech More » Web should remain without regulation: Vint Cerf As more and more people connect to the web, govts across the world are looking to regulate and control the virtual world. Online sharing, here's where to stop Whether it is photos, personal status or unwanted comments, most Americans think people 'overshare' personal information online.				Most Read Stories More » Salman's 'Ek Tha Tiger', teaser gets roaring response Ishaqzaade Brahmin sperm in high demand among childless couples Norway warns India of 'political implications' if Telenor fails Most Shared Stories More » NRO, NRE or FCNR term deposit: Which one to pick? Brahmin sperm in high demand among childless couples Sex thrice a week, a must! 17 Must-have foods in your diet Most Commented Stories More » Brahmin sperm in high demand among childless couples

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