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Saturday, September 22, 2012

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September 22, 2012

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Maa, Maati, Manush are assets of our democracy: Mamata
In a veiled attack on the Congress, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee said she would never bow to those who showed arrogance of power.

BJP gets tough, BS Yeddyurappa's men shown door
The BJP got tough with BS Yeddyurappa by removing his close aides Ayanur Manjunath and V Dhananjaya Kumar from the party.

Man takes off shirt, shouts slogans against PM Manmohan Singh at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi
A man shouted slogans on Saturday as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh got up to deliver his address at an international conference.

Cities

In-laws spying with CCTV: Woman to cops
A woman in Ahmedabad complained to police that her in-laws have installed a CCTV camera at her house to keep a watch on her.

La Mart principal, teachers cleared in Rouvanjit case
A fast-track court acquitted La Martiniere for Boys principal Sunirmal Chakravarthi and three teachers of all charges in the Rouvanjit suicide case.

Business

Health insurance premium set to cost 15% more
Oriental Insurance said it will end the six-year freeze and raise annual costs by around 15% in the wake of higher costs.

Walmart hits a wall in New York
The world's largest retailer, has been thwarted once again in its efforts to open a big-box store in the Big Apple in the face of opposition from local unions.

Sports

Yuvraj Singh has made a great comeback, says Stuart Broad
"Well, Yuvraj is a great player and we all welcome him having made such a strong comeback," Stuart Broad said.

World Twenty20: Luke Wright earns Kevin Pietersen kudos
Pietersen, who was man of the tournament when England won the tournament in 2010, has been cast into international exile for disciplinary reasons.

Entertainment

Hrithik Roshan in Knight and Day's hindi remake
Jr Roshan has signed up to play Tom Cruise's character in the desi remake of 2010 hit Knight and Day.

Paris Hilton apologises to gay community
Paris Hilton has issued an apology after an audio appeared online where she referred to homosexuals as "disgusting".

Infotech

iPhone 5 launch sees phenomenal enthusiasm
Eager buyers formed long lines at Apple stores in Asia, Europe and North America to be the first to get their hands on the latest smartphone.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison gets 24% salary jump
Technology company Oracle increased billionaire CEO Larry Ellison's compensation for last year by 24 per cent.

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Friday, September 21, 2012

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September 21, 2012

Top Headlines

TMC ministers quit, UPA govt breathes easy with SP support
The UPA govt breathed easy with the Samajwadi Party bailing it out pledging its continued support as Trinamool Congress formally split with the coalition.

Chidambaram continues slew of reforms, cuts tax on foreign borrowings
Continuing the slew of reforms initiated by the UPA govt, P Chidambaram cut the withholding tax on overseas borrowings to 5% from 20%.

Reliance Communications hikes call rates by 25%
Reliance Communications increased the base call price to 1.5 paisa a second from 1.2 paisa, the company said in a statement on Friday.

Cities

Humiliated over mother's illicit affair, girl commits suicide
Humiliated on being dragged to a police station alongwith her mother, accused of having an illicit affair, a 15-year-old girl allegedly committed suicide.

3 booked for molesting cops on August 11
The Special Investigating Team probing the August 11 Azad Maidan violence has booked three persons for molesting women constables on duty.

Business

Sensex closes 415 points up on hopes of more policy reforms
The Sensex earlier in the day staged biggest jump this year and surged 464 points to touch a high of 18,866.87 points in intra-day trade.

Food prices to reach record high in 2013: Rabobank
Food prices are forecast to reach record highs in 2013, according to a Rabobank report. The trend is expected to extend well into the third quarter of 2013.

Sports

Afghanistan boosted by Gavaskar, de Silva pep talk
Gavaskar spoke to the players in Hindi, which they understood, while Aravinda de Silva's talk in English was translated into Pashto by coach Kabir Khan.

Pietersen hopes to be back for tour of New Zealand
Out of favour England batsman Kevin Pietersen tweeted on Friday that he hopes to make a comeback for England's tour to New Zealand in February 2013.

Entertainment

Ash would have done 'Heroine' differently: Kareena
There are just a few films that become an obsession with an actor. Heroine is one of those films for Kareena Kapoor.

Heidi Klum mulling legal complaint over publication of topless pics
Heidi Klum is considering filing a lawsuit over her topless photos that have been leaked online.

Infotech

iPhone 5 goes on sale in Australia, Japan
Apple has booked more than 2 million pre-orders for the device in the first 24 hours, double the first-day sales of the previous iPhone 4S.

BSNL launches landline phones with video call facility
BSNL will charge Rs 3 for 45 second video call made from VCO which will include 30 per cent commission for the franchise owner.

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Thursday, September 20, 2012

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September 20, 2012

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No backtracking on reforms, UPA is stable: Government
Senior UPA ministers insisted that the strike organised by eight non-UPA parties as well as NDA has had no impact except for causing economic losses.

Bharat bandh: Left leaders share dais with BJP; Mulayam stays away
SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, who attended the joint protest by Left and other parties, did not attend the traders' protest of the BJP.

Central government employees, pensioners set to get 7% DA hike
Reeling under the impact of diesel price hike and high inflation, 80 lakh central govt employees and pensioners are likely to get 7% increase in DA.

Cities

Snow brings tourist season back to Manali
Things have changed rather quickly at Rohtang Pass, which was almost deserted a day ago, and is now abuzz with activities.

'Angry' Kolkatans vent it out with a honk too many
A horn is the first thing a car buyer checks and honking is the first act that a young person learns in Kolkata.

Business

Mahindra plans to export Quanto to Europe, South Africa
Mahindra & Mahindra, India's biggest utility vehicle maker, plans to export Quanto, its first mini SUV, to Europe and South Africa.

Accounts of PSU oil cos under scrutiny
The finance ministry has ordered a scrutiny of the books of oil marketing companies to see if the under-recoveries stated by them are in order or not.

Sports

Australian great Matthew Hayden quits cricket
Matthew Hayden, who retired from Test cricket in 2009, played for the Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League in 2010.

Kevin Pietersen in demand for Aussie Big Bash
Renegades boss Stuart Coventry said he hoped to arrange a meeting with Pietersen, who is working as a television commentator at the World Twenty20.

Entertainment

Would love to work in a Bollywood film: Brad Pitt
"Indian cinema seems to be growing very well at its own pace. I would love to work in a Bollywood film," Brad Pitt said.

I don't want to live the life of a star: Salman Khan
"The present is fine. So, I am happy. You never know what life has in store for you. I am trying to be as right as I can be," says Salman Khan.

Infotech

Samsung mocks Apple fanboys in new ad
Samsung has released a new TV commercial targeting the Apple fanboys who are lining up outside the company's stores ahead of the launch of iPhone 5.

Bharat bandh: Bangalore's IT employees get day off
In Bangalore, most of the 3,500 staff employed by Intel and 10,000 staff at Cisco Systems were asked to work from home, company spokesmen said.

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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

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September 19, 2012

Top Headlines

Don't distort facts, Mamata Banerjee tells Congress
I request Congress leaders not to distort facts. They must communicate reality, Mamata said launching a scathing attack on UPA and Congress.

Congress-ruled states to increase LPG subsidy cap from 6 to 9 cylinders
Congress president Sonia Gandhi has directed party chief ministers to increase the number of subsidised LPG cylinders from 6 to 9.

Lord Ganesha overrides potholes and prices in Mumbai
Maharashtra's biggest festival of Ganeshotsav will spread cheer among lakhs of Mumbaikars who dearly love the elephant-headed god.

Cities

Ailing couple die in flat unnoticed by son
An elderly couple was found dead in their Kandivli apartment in a decomposed state. Their son, police said was 'mentally unstable'.

Told to remove sun-control film, MLA blocks road
A MLA of DMDK staged a road roko when the Chennai traffic police tried to book him for a driving a car that had sun control film on its windows.

Business

SBI reduces base rate by 25 bps
A day after RBI reduced CRR by a quarter of a percentage point (25 basis points) State Bank of India cut its base rate by an equal amount.

Anil Agarwal is ET's Business Leader of Year
A true rags-to-riches success story, Agarwal started out as a trader of scrap metals, and today runs a global natural resources conglomerate.

Sports

Pietersen's absence has weakened England: Stewart
The former wicketkeeper-batsman said once the off-field issues are resolved, it won't be tough for Pietersen to adjust back in the dressing room.

T20 World Cup: Jayawardene hails Zimbabwe tormentor Mendis
Mendis capped his return to international cricket after an eight month injury lay-off with figures of six wickets for eight runs to shoot Zimbabwe out for 100.

Entertainment

Bhansali loses his cool on the sets of 'Ram Leela'
Bhansali lost his cool seeing a clean-shaven Ranveer on the sets of Ram Leela, who plays a character with ample facial fuzz.

Vikram Bhatt, Bipasha team up again for next film
Post-Raaz 3 director Vikram Bhatt is frantically scripting a film for Bipasha,a sure sign that she is currently perceived as the female Salman Khan at the box-office.

Infotech

Registration mandatory for sale of laptops, tablets, notebooks, LCDs, videogames: Government
To ensure safety standards, the government has made registration mandatory for 15 electronic products, including videogames, laptops and microwave ovens.

iPhone 5 fans call Samsung Galaxy S III 'cheap plastic'
In a round of ads that began this week, Samsung takes direct aim at Apple, claiming its Galaxy phone is a better choice than the new iPhone 5.

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