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	July 18, 2013

		Top Headlines More » Bihar deaths: Insecticide in food or cooking oil, doctor says The postmortem reports on the children who died confirmed that insecticide was either in the food or cooking oil, a doctor said today. SC quashes common test for admission in medical colleges The apex court held that the MCI had no powers to conduct single entrance examination and force it on government and private medical colleges. Six protesters killed, many injured in BSF firing in J&K's Ramban district At least 6 people were killed and about 2 dozen others injured in Ramban district in a clash between a group of protesters and the security forces. Cities More » 42 hours after mayhem, SUV driver surrenders Almost 42 hours after he recklessly drove his Land Rover on to a pavement killing four people Krishnappa Chinnappa surrendered in a court on Wednesday evening. Chennai dance girls chant Chalo Mumbai As Mumbai readies to pep up its night life by re-opening dance bars following a SC order, many dancing girls are packing their bags in Chennai. Business More » Gold, silver fall on less offtake, global cues Both the precious metals, gold and silver, fell in the national capital on Thursday on reduced offtake by stockists and jewellers amid a weak global trend. IDBI Bank Q1 net down 28% at Rs 307 crore State-owned IDBI Bank on Thursday reported 28.1% decline in net profit at Rs 306.95 crore for the first quarter ended June, 2013. Sports More » Delhi and KKR seamer Pradeep Sangwan fails IPL's random dope test Sangwan is only the second cricketer in the history of IPL after Pakistani speedster Mohammed Asif to have been found guilty of consuming banned drugs. I will strive hard to bounce back: Harbhajan Singh "I am ready to play cricket whenever I get a chance" and is looking forward to play the Champions League," Harbhajan Singh said. Entertainment More » Suraj Pancholi very much part of 'Hero' remake: Subhash Ghai Filmmaker Subhash Ghai said that he and actor Salman Khan stood by their commitment to launch Suraj Pancholi in the remake version of 1983 film 'Hero'. My relationship with SRK is nobody’s business: Arjun Rampal What's my relationship with Shah Rukh Khan got to do with my career? My relationship with Shah Rukh is my concern and no one's business, Arjun said. Infotech More » Nokia Lumia 1020 with 41MP camera appears on India site Nokia has listed its Lumia 1020 smartphone, which has a 41MP rear camera, on its India website. iPhone sales slowing globally: IHS iSuppli Apple's iPhone sales are sputtering as rival smartphone makers ramp up their offerings, IHS iSuppli said.				Most Read Stories More » PayPal accidentally credits man $92 quadrillion Apple iPhone sales see sharp fall in India New bill gives woman share in ex-husband’s inherited property Poison theory floats as Bihar midday meal kills 27 kids Most Shared Stories More » Companies can get tax breaks on employee stock option plans New rules of filing tax returns Govt unleashes big-bang FDI reforms, opens up defence Lawsuits make companies go for CEO-director cover Most Commented Stories More » Delhi BJP VP Aamir Raza quits post over Modi's 'puppy' and 'burqa' remarks New bill gives woman share in ex-husband’s inherited property Bihar midday meal horror: 22 children die in Saran, 50 students fall ill in Madhubani Poison theory floats as Bihar midday meal kills 27 kids

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	July 17, 2013

		Top Headlines More » 22 children die in Chhapra, 7 hospitalized in Madhubani The midday meal horror in Bihar continued today with seven children being hospitalized in Madhubani in a fresh case, even as the death toll in Chhapra increased to 22. Baby dies after been given injection by rickshawpuller, UP govt orders probe Health minister Ahmad Hasan has ordered probe into reports of a seven-month old baby dying in Ballia district hospital after being administered injection by a rickshaw puller. Maharashtra govt rigid, may not dance to court's tune The Maharashtra government has made clear its intent not to allow dance bars in the state despite the Supreme Court verdict overturning the ban. Cities More » IIT prof writes one script to unify 22 languages "There are impossible difficulties to creating a unified language in India, not least because of the huge emotional component," said V Srinivas Chakravarthy, an IIT-Madras professor. Judge gets a dose of retributive justice Interestingly, the thief hardly took away any valuables. The purpose obviously was to not burgle but to annoy the judge and leave him smarting. Business More » HDFC Bank Q1 net profit up 30%, bad loans rise HDFC Bank, India's third largest in terms of assets, has posted profit growth of more than 30% every quarter for the last decade. Rupee, markets draw cold comfort from new FDI rules The Union govt eased FDI rules for several industries, including insurance and telecoms, although some of liberalisation measures fell short of expectations. Sports More » Ponting rates Brian Lara ahead of Sachin Tendulkar Ricky Ponting has rated Brian Lara ahead of Sachin Tendulkar as he feels the West Indian batsman enabled his team win more matches. Wouldn't have selected tainted players if I knew: Rahul Dravid Dravid said he, along with coach Paddy Upton, took the final call on who should be included in the playing eleven for a particular game. Entertainment More » Sonam Kapoor suffered wardrobe malfunction Buzz has it that the stylish diva recently suffered from a wardrobe malfunction just before the press conference of 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag' in Chandigarh. Sujoy Ghosh ousted from Kahaani franchise The decision comes two weeks after Ghosh sent a letter to Jayantilal Gada allegedly asking for a whopping Rs 35 crore for the sequel to the 2012 thriller. Infotech More » Now, human pee to charge cellphones UK scientists claim to have developed a novel method to charge mobile phones - using human urine. Apple iPhone sales see sharp fall in India Smartphone maker Apple has seen a sharp fall in its India sales during the first three months of 2013.				Most Read Stories More » Modinomics: Pay Rs 5 to attend Narendra Modi's rally in Hyderabad Priyanka faces flak for aping Britney, Katy Perry and JLo Supreme Court clears way for running of dance bars in Maharashtra 4 Pahariya girls dragged out of hostel, raped by 25 drunk men Most Shared Stories More » New rules of filing tax returns Govt allows 100% FDI in telecom, hikes insurance cap to 49% Five tax filing mistakes to avoid this year Govt unleashes big-bang FDI reforms, opens up defence Most Commented Stories More » Congress takes dig at BJP over registration fee for Modi meeting Modinomics: Pay Rs 5 to attend Narendra Modi's rally in Hyderabad Delhi BJP VP Aamir Raza quits post over Modi's 'puppy' and 'burqa' remarks Supreme Court clears way for running of dance bars in Maharashtra

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	July 16, 2013

		Top Headlines More » Bodh Gaya blasts: NIA releases sketch of suspect The NIA, probing the Bodh Gaya blasts, today released two sketches of a suspect on the basis of eyewitness accounts and CCTV footage. Supreme Court clears way for running of dance bars in Maharashtra The Maharashtra govt had in 2005 brought in an amendment in the Bombay Police Act which was challenged in the high court by an association representing restaurants and bars. Congress attacks BJP over registration fee for Modi meeting "Baba Pravachan Ticket Rs 100-100,000. Cinema ticket Rs 200-500 even for box-office flop. Ticket to hear a CM Rs 5. Market discovers true value," Congress leader Manish Tewari said. Cities More » 4 Pahariya girls dragged out of hostel, raped by 25 drunk men Four minor girls belonging to the primitive Pahariya tribe were gang-raped outside a residential school in Jharkhand's Pakur district late on Sunday night. Yukta Mookhey’s husband gets interim court relief A Mumbai granted interim relief till July 19 to former beauty queen Yukta Mookhey's estranged husband Prince Tuli after she filed a case of cruelty against him and her in-laws. Business More » Posco drops $5.3 billion Karnataka steel mill plan, keeps Odisha project alive Posco said it had cancelled the project because of delays in receiving iron ore mining rights and opposition from residents which had held back land acquisition. Chidambaram rules out gold import ban, urges people to moderate demand Attributing the high current account deficit (CAD) to mainly gold import, Chidambaram said the inward shipments of the precious metal resulted in outgo of USD 50 billion. Sports More » Africa safari the wrong call for David Warner: Allan Border "It defies belief David Warner is about to leave the Ashes tour for an Australia A tour of Africa," Border wrote in his column. Mickey Arthur sues Cricket Australia over dismissal, claims racial discrimination: Reports South African-born Arthur - Australia's first foreign head coach - was fired last month before the Ashes series. Entertainment More » Priyanka faces flak for aping Britney, Katy Perry and JLo Priyanka Chopra is drawing flak from online fashion police and the bloggeratti for "aping" Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez and Katy Perry. Shahid Kapoor is not seeing Huma Qureshi The actor claims that he has met Huma only a couple of times and has no clue where these stories crop from. Infotech More » Indian IT to cheer as US immigration bill gets a jolt The comprehensive immigration reform bill passed by the US Senate has come to a grinding halt in the House of Representatives. TCS beats Infosys to become India's most admired company TCS has emerged as India's most admired company ahead of Hindustan Unilever, ITC, and Infosys, says global management consultancy Hay Group.				Most Read Stories More » Google marks Rembrandt van Rijn's 407th birth anniversary iPhone killed daughter, claims family Modinomics: Pay Rs 5 to attend Narendra Modi's rally in Hyderabad 163-year-old telegram service to close forever at 9pm today Most Shared Stories More » New rules of filing tax returns Money laundering: RBI imposes fine of Rs 49.5 crore on 22 banks Five tax filing mistakes to avoid this year Subsidies hold rooftop solar projects Most Commented Stories More » Veil of secularism better than naked communalism: Congress Modinomics: Pay Rs 5 to attend Narendra Modi's rally in Hyderabad Congress takes dig at BJP over registration fee for Modi meeting Crisis-hit Congress hides in secular burqa, Narendra Modi says

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	July 15, 2013

		Top Headlines More » Money laundering: RBI imposes fine of Rs 49.5 crore on 22 banks RBI imposed fines totalling Rs 49.5 crore on 22 banks including SBI for violating know your customer/anti-money laundering norms. Veil of secularism better than naked communalism: Congress Modi's "burqa of secularism" remark targeting the Congress drew stinging response from Congress which said it was better than "naked communalism". Mayawati justifies caste-based rallies, seeks ban on RSS, VHP Maywati urged the courts to ban organizations like VHP, Bajrang Dal and RSS, which claim not to be political but in reality control parties like BJP through remote control. Cities More » Four minor tribal girls gang-raped in Jharkhand Four minor tribal girls were abducted and gang-raped by 10 to 15 people in Jharkhand, police said on Monday. 100 kids hauled up at Gurgaon hookah bar The children were let off after their parents were informed. A majority of parents said that they had been befooled by their children in name of a birthday party. Business More » Nissan relaunches Datsun brand, to be priced under Rs 4 lakh Nissan Motor Company president and CEO Carlos Ghosn poses for the media with Datsun Go during its global launch in New Delhi. Inflation rises to 4.86% in June, onion prices shoot up by 114% Inflation in onion shot up by 114 per cent in June, from 97.40 per cent in the previous month. Sports More » Sachin should bow out on a high: Sourav Ganguly "Whenever he finishes, whatever time he wants to, he should finish being the player he is; not someone who has struggled," Sourav Ganguly said. Afridi marks comeback with one-man demolition job Shahid Afridi, recalled after missing last month's Champions Trophy due to poor form, scored 76 off 55 balls to pilot Pakistan to 224-9. Entertainment More » Vidya Balan has changed the game in Bollywood: Rajkumar Gupta Director Rajkumar Gupta, who has worked with Vidya Balan in No One Killed Jessica and Ghanchakkar is all praises for the actress. 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag' mints Rs.8.5 crore on opening day Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag", deemed a moving and inspirational tale of life of Milkha Singh, managed an impressive Rs 8.5cr business on its opening day. Infotech More » LG Optimus G Pro review: The new phablet king If you want a top-end phablet today, then LG Optimus G Pro is the device for you even though its stay on top is likely to be short. iPhone killed daughter, claims family Relatives of a 23-year-old woman from northwest China have claimed that she died after being electrocuted while using her iPhone.				Most Read Stories More » Google marks Rembrandt van Rijn's 407th birth anniversary 163-year-old telegram service to close forever at 9pm today Govt behind Parliament attack, 26/11: Ishrat probe officer Pran sahab's face was bigger on posters than Amitabh Bachchan: Ghai Most Shared Stories More » New rules of filing tax returns Money laundering: RBI imposes fine of Rs 49.5 crore on 22 banks Five tax filing mistakes to avoid this year Inflation rises to 4.86% in June, onion prices shoot up by 114% Most Commented Stories More » Congress hiding behind 'burqa of secularism', Narendra Modi says Veil of secularism better than naked communalism: Congress Govt behind Parliament attack, 26/11: Ishrat probe officer Crisis-hit Congress hides in secular burqa, Narendra Modi says

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