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Indian film stars from left, actresses Rati Pandey, Mitali Nag, ...
 (AP) - Indian film stars from left, actresses Rati Pandey, Mitali Nag, actor Shah Rukh Khan and actress Asha Negi pose during a news conference at India's Zee Cine Awards 2012 in Macau Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)
Indian Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan gives a press conference ...
 (AP) - Indian Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan gives a press conference to promote his upcoming movie 'Agneepath' in Ahmedabad, India, Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012. (AP Photo/Ajit Solanki)
Indian Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan gives a press conference ...
 (AP) - Indian Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan gives a press conference to promote his upcoming movie 'Agneepath' in Ahmedabad, India, Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012. (AP Photo/Ajit Solanki)
Indian actor Amitabh Bachan left, at the wheel, along with ...
 (AP) - Indian actor Amitabh Bachan left, at the wheel, along with son Abhishek Bachan and daughter-in-law Aishwarya Rai center, in a car with US actress and talk show host Oprah Winfrey in Mumbai, India, Jan 16, 2012.(AP Photo)
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Assembly elections: Polling begins in Manipur
Polling began in Manipur at 7am on Saturday morning, marking the start of crucial assembly elections in five states including Uttar Pradesh and Punjab.
Cong's vision dreams of new, developed UP
The Congress Vision Document ? 2020 for Uttar Pradesh lays out the roadmap for all-round development by bringing in changes in areas like education, employment and economy.
BJP has copied SP manifesto, fumes Mulayam
BJP's UP manifesto has promised tablets and laptops to students at subsidized rates and even free to poor students. Samajwadi Party had made similar promises.
Voters in the mood to throw out Nishank govt, says Arya
Uttarakhand Congress state chief Yashpal Arya who is contesting from the reserved constituency of Bajpur is a strong contender for the CM's post.
Criminals snatch carbine from cops
Police officers chasing two wanted men ended up losing their carbine to them in Ludana village of Jind district on Friday.The men they were chasing were identified as Billu and Virender Kana.
Cops arrest five for kidnapped youth's murder
The victim who was a polytechnic student was picked up for ransom. Cops said Abhishek's car was found parked near Asan village three days ago.
Sangay urges Tibetans for worldwide demonstrations
Tibetan prime minister Lobsang Sangay has given a call for world-wide vigils on February 8 to express solidarity with Tibetans in Tibet.He also urged Tibetans not to celebrate Losar (Tibetan new year) this time.
Tibetan parliament writes open letter to Chinese president seeking end to oppression
In a press conference called by the speaker of Tibetan parliament, Pempa Tsering, at a short notice, he said that increasing cases of brutality inside Tibet has forced them to write openly to the Chinese president.
78% urban youths take supplements: Survey
About 78% of adolescents in urban areas of India consume at least one dietary supplement such as pills, energy drinks, steroids and high-protein powders, says a survey by industry body Assocham.
India-Pak committee meets jail inmates
India-Pakistan Joint Judicial Committee on Prisoners visited Amritsar central security jail on Friday to meet Pakistani inmates and discuss the ways and means to expedite their repatriation.
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In Australia today, the end of agony — and that of an era
Batting trinity may never hunt together again, Australia may have seen Laxman’s back forever
Truce in battle of biometrics and identity
UID VS NPR: ‘Minimum duplication’; in case of discrepancy, NPR will override UID
Modi ‘master organiser’, in ad by Cong
Modhwadia claimed that the remark “everything was turned into a festival” was not meant as praise but as a reproach.
EC-Law Ministry cold war heats up, this time over poll institute
Mischief by some Law officials...CBI should probe: CEC Quraishi
Padma Shri Janath, Padma Shri Janah: same man ‘honoured’ twice
Well-known chronicler of Independence is victim of govt goof-up
2G: Fresh summons to Essar, Loop promoters
The summonses were issued again as Ruias and Khaitans named as accused in the third chargesheet did not appear in compliance with the earlier summons, claiming they were not “duly” served.
SC stays probe against Krishna
The de-reservation decision was taken in 2002 when Krishna was chief minister.
EC-Law Ministry cold war heats up, this time over poll institute
Mischief by some Law officials...CBI should probe: CEC Quraishi
Truce in battle of biometrics: Both collect
UID VS NPR: ‘Minimum duplication’; in case of discrepancy, NPR will override UID.
As India stare at whitewash, an era’s end is upon them
Batting trinity may never hunt together again, Australia may have seen Laxman’s back forever.
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Armed forces may get further pay hike
Protests by retired officers and letters of resignations from serving officials have forced the government to come up with a better pay hike for the m
Mumbai Sikh protest, trains held up
At least five trains are held up by protestors near Amritsar and Abohar stations.
After UPA, Amar Singh takes on Left
After UPA, Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh has words of warning for the Left parties as well.
In another exclusive interview to NDTV, he has
Aarushi case catches examiners' eyes
The unsolved Aarushi murder mystery has caught the imagination of examiners.
The B.Ed entrance test aspirants of an Uttar Pradesh university w
Street eateries in Mumbai being demolished
You may love your gol gappas and your vada paos but roadside eateries in Mumbai are being demolished after reports of the first cholera
Nuclear history being made at Kalpakkam
As the political parties bicker over the nuclear deal, in Kalpakkam near Chennai, nuclear history is being made.
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Talk of drift, corruption is propaganda: Manmohan
Supreme Court stays return of land to unwilling farmers in Singur
23 Tamil Nadu fishermen released
Team Anna calls on Karat, other leaders
Left, RJD, SP plan indefinite, anti-Posco dharna
We have to swim against the tide in the global arena: PM
Economist PM failed to manage economy: Gadkari
Dey murder: did weapon came from Nepal?
?I am not a ?lame-duck' Prime Minister?
Environmentalists' fears over regularising Lavasa coming true
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Australia crush India by 298 runs to sweep series
Australia took India's last four wickets on Saturday morning to crush the tourists by 298 runs in the fourth Test and record a 4-0 series sweep.
'Elections are not very expensive in India'
Uttar Pradesh Chief Electoral Officer Umesh Sinha tells Sheela Bhatt that although the Election Commission has ensured a peaceful environment ahead of the assembly election, misuse of money power continues to be a concern.
Cong faux pas! Modi, a master organiser, says ad
In a possibly embarrassing gaffe, the main opposition Congress has praised Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in an advertisement in this election year.
India's 'Turnaround man' is back in action
It is a well-known fact that he was brought into Patni with an intention to bridge the revenue gap between the company and its peers as well as to try and extract a better valuation for the company for a possible sale.
Mumbai Chawls, through the Bollywood lens
The Mumbai chawl serves as a setting for Karan Johar's runaway hit Agneepath, starring Hrithik Roshan.
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