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Delhi airport normal after shooting incident, investigations on
New Delhi: The Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) returned to normalcy after being shut down for about 20 minutes early Friday following reports of gunfire near the arrival terminal. While the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) denied any untoward incident, the Delhi Police said investigations were on.
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Kannur mourns; VS to visit kids' families
Kannur : A pall of gloom descended on the city today as the grief-stricken relatives of the nine primary
school students mowed down by a van prepared.......
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Fuel prices may be cut on Saturday
New Delhi: The government may cut retail fuel prices on Saturday, a move that would help rein in inflation and allow RBI to go for deeper policy rate cuts to push economic growth........
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Kerala
15 Ayyappa devotees injured as bus falls into gorge
Pathanamthita: Fifteen Ayyappa devotees were injured in an accident when the bus they were traveling fell into a gorge. The condition of 5 is said to be critical.
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India
Ashok Chavan set to become Maharashtra CM
Mumbai: Maharashtra Industries Minister Ashok Chavan emerged as front runner for chief minister as the Congress party central observers Pranab Mukherjee and A.K. Antony finalised.......
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World
Canadian PM buys time to save his government
Toronto: Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper Thursday managed to buy time for his government which faces ouster by a combined opposition in a vote of confidence.
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Sports
Maradona to meet Jyoti Basu
Kolkata: Lending a communist hue to Diego Maradona's two-day visit to the city, the organisers have arranged for a tete-a-tete between the legendary footballer and Marxist patriarch.......
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Business
Global stocks fail to get lift from rate cuts
New York: Global stock markets failed to get a lift from dramatic interest rate cuts from central banks around the world, and Wall Street shares were hammered as rising job cuts.......
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Entertainment
US panel names Slumdog Millionaire as 2008's best movie
Los Angeles: In the first major US movie awards of the year, the National Board of Review has named the Mumbai-based drama Slumdog Millionaire as best picture of the year.
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Science & Technology
`Make Internet cyber crime free'
Hyderabad: The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Thursday called for collaboration and cooperation among countries to make Internet free from cyber crime.
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Health
Indian doctor hopes to bring laughter yoga to China
Taipei: Madan Kataria, the Indian founder of the international laughter yoga movement, began a visit to Taiwan Thursday, hoping to spread his movement from Taiwan into China.
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Indians Abroad
Sir Partha joins Manchester University
London: Sir Partha Dasgupta, one of the world's leading economists, has joined the University of Manchester.
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Media
US media giant Viacom announces lay-offs
Los Angeles: Media conglomerate Viacom, the owner of MTV Networks and Paramount Pictures, announced Thursday that it was laying off seven percent of its workforce as it tries to.......
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Assembly Elections
Manmohan to be requested to contest from Malda
Kolkata: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who arrives in Malda in North Bengal on December seven, will be requested to contest the coming Lok Sabha elections from the town, a Congress.......
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Articles
Cry, my beloved Mumbai! It won't be the same anymore
Reminiscing of the Bombay of the good old fashioned gangsters of the 1980s with any nostalgia may sound gratuitously insulting today.
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