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ICC suspends 3, pak sees Indian hand
ICC suspends 3, pak sees Indian hand
Pakistan try to focus after trio's police grilling
Police question suspended Pakistan trio
ICC has jumped the gun, says Pakistan high commissioner
Times of India
Pakistan and the International Cricket Council were at loggerheads on Friday after the ICC, in a surprise and decisive move, announced the provisional suspension of three Pakistani players, including two fast bowlers, over allegations of spot-fixing during the Lord’s Test match last week.
The Asian Age Pakistan try to focus after trio's police grilling
But the trio -- who protest their innocence -- are still battling charges under the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption code and have been barred from playing any further matches pending the outcome of their case.
Times of India Police question suspended Pakistan trio
LONDON (Reuters) - Pakistan captain Salman Butt and pace bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif were questioned by the London Metropolitan police on Friday following their indefinite suspension from all cricket.
Reuters (India) ICC has jumped the gun, says Pakistan high commissioner
The ICC, which suspended the players Thursday night, has not questioned the players as yet and will do so only after the Met police completes its investigation.
Deccan Chronicle Times of India
ICC suspends trio, Pak cries foul
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ICC suspends fixers,rules out conspiracy
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ICC suspends fixers,rules out conspiracy
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Pak turns fixing scam into India bashing
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ICC suspends tainted trio, Pak cries foul
British police quiz Pakistan trio in probe
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LondonAmir dropped from awards listBritish police on Friday began questioning the three Pakistani cricketers allegedly involved in the spot-fixing scandal even as the International Cricket Council (ICC) sprung a suspension order on them.
Daily Pioneer British police quiz Pakistan trio in probe
on Friday questioned the three Pakistani cricketers embroiled in fixing claims, as the sport's governing body insisted the case was not the tip of a corruption iceberg in the game.
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Scotland Yard grills Mohammad Amir
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Scotland Yard grills Mohammad Aamer
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Spot-fix cash linked to players?
The Asian Age
Authorities keep cards close to chest
Money in Butt bag is ‘tainted’
The ICC chief executive and ACSU chief both refused to confirm if the Metropolitan police had informed them about the reported recovery of cash from Pakistani players linking them to Majeed.
Deccan Chronicle Money in Butt bag is ‘tainted’
Cash used in the spot-fixing scandal during last week’s Lord’s Test is understood to have been found in the belongings of Pakistan Test captain Salman Butt, a report said.
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Evidence enough for ICC
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ICC rejects Pakistan's conspiracy theory
The ICC today rejected Pakistan's conspiracy theory behind the suspension of three of its players in connection with the 'spot-fixing' scandal and said clear indications were given about the impending action.
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Sonia is re-elected Cong prez a 4th time
Sonia is re-elected Cong prez a 4th time
Sonia Gandhi at the Congress helm again
Cong braves rain to cheer Sonia
Sonia elected Congress prez
The Asian Age
Sonia Gandhi on Friday created history on being re-elected Congress president for a record fourth term after remaining in the top post for 12 long years.
The Asian Age Sonia Gandhi at the Congress helm again
Sonia Gandhi showing the certificate of declaration of her election as the new president of the Congress as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh looks on in New Delhi on Friday.
The Hindu Cong braves rain to cheer Sonia
Neither heavy rain, nor ankle-deep water at 24, Akbar Road could deter the Congressman on Friday.
Hindustan Times Sonia elected Congress prez
Sonia Gandhi on Friday created history on being re-elected Congress president for a record fourth term after remaining in the top post for 12 long years.
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Sonia elected Congress prez
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Festive season for Cong after Sonia re-election
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Rain plays spoiltsport at Sonia's coronation
Congmen brave rain to celebrate a fait accompli
Sonia Gandhi [ ] was today unanimousloy and unopposedly elected as the congress president for the fourth term with election authority chairman Oscar Fernandes [ ] making the announcement at a function in the All Indian CongressCommittee headquarters at24, Akbar road in the presence of the prime minister, senior congress leaders, union ministers,...
Rediff Congmen brave rain to celebrate a fait accompli
The Congress formally announced re-election of Sonia Gandhi as its president amid cheers and deafening slogans by the party workers, who were waiting for almost three to four hours with their ankles buried in mud and water in the makeshift pavilion on the lawns of the party headquarters at 24 Akbar Road here.
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Twin tragedy mars Jagan’s yatra
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Jagan likely to face the heat over yatra
1 electrocuted at Jagan yatra
After Sonia Gandhi's [ ] re-election as the party president today, the Congress is likely to take a decision on Kadapa MP Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy's suspension on disciplinary grounds.
Rediff 1 electrocuted at Jagan yatra
One person died of electric shock and four others received burns in the melee triggered by the Odarpu yatra of the Kadapa MP, Mr Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, in Giddalur of Prakasam district on Friday.
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Nitish calls all-party meet, wants ops intensified
Nitish calls all-party meet, wants ops intensified
CM outflanked by Maoists, say Nitish rivals
Nitishs talks with Maoists get nowhere
‘We'll kill them one by one’
Facing biting criticism from all sides for the murder of an abducted policeman by the Maoists, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Friday proposed an all-party meeting to seek a political consensus on how best to deal with the hostage crisis.
The Asian Age CM outflanked by Maoists, say Nitish rivals
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar came in for severe criticism from different quarters – except, of course, his own party, Janata Dal (U), and ally Bharatiya Janata Party – for his alleged clumsy handling of the police abduction crisis.
Hindustan Times Nitishs talks with Maoists get nowhere
Even as the third deadline given by the Naxalites for the release of eight jailed commanders in lieu of the abducted cops expired on Friday, the Bihar police failed to make any headway.
Deccan Herald ‘We'll kill them one by one’
PatnaUnrepentant Maoist tells mediapersons from jail vanOn a day when the bullet-ridden body of police havildar Lucas Tete was recovered from Lakshisari, one of the eight Maoist leaders, Pramod, whose release has been sought by the hostage-takers, justified the killing and warned that the remaining three cops would also meet the same fate.
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Congress full of contradictions, says Naqvi
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BJP slams govts soft Naxal policy
The Hindu
Addressing reporters here, BJP national vice-president Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi alleged that the Centre has become helpless as the NAC members are Naxal sympathisers.
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Centre has no specific policy to tackle Maoists, says Venkaiah
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Centre has no uniformity of policy on Maoists: BJP
BJP on Friday accused the Congress-led UPA government of having no uniformity of policy on the Maoists and said its leaders keep making contradictory statements on the issue.
Hindustan Times
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Blast, fire at Hindu temple in Leicester
Blast, fire at Hindu temple in Leicester
Major fire in UK temple, devotees safe
Blast rocks UK temple; worshippers trapped inside
Blast rocks Hare Krishna temple in London
Deccan Herald Times of India
The Hare Krishna temple in the east Midlands town of Leicester was partly gutted when suspected gas bottles used for cooking in the temple exploded.
Hindustan Times Major fire in UK temple, devotees safe
Temples authorities told that all those present in the temple were safe, and had been accounted for.
Times of India Blast rocks UK temple; worshippers trapped inside
An explosion on Friday ripped through a Hare Krishna temple in Leicester in central England [ ], causing fire inside the complex and trapping several worshippers.
Rediff Blast rocks Hare Krishna temple in London
An explosion on Friday ripped through a Hare Krishna temple in Leicester in central England, causing fire inside the complex and trapping several worshippers.
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Blast rocks UK temple, worshippers trapped inside building
Times of India
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Terror attacks target Pak Shias
Terror attacks target Pak Shias
Suicide bomber strikes at Quetta rally, 59 killed
Suicide blast rips through Pakistan city, 54 dead
Forty three people were killed on Friday in a suicide bombing targeting a Shiite Muslim rally in Pakistan’s southwest city of Quetta, the latest in a string of sectarian attacks.
Hindustan Times Suicide bomber strikes at Quetta rally, 59 killed
A suicide bomber struck a rally in the Pakistani city of Quetta on Friday, killing up to 59 people in the second major attack this week, piling pressure on a government struggling with a flood crisis.
IBN Live Suicide blast rips through Pakistan city, 54 dead
A suicide bomber struck at a rally in the Pakistani city of Quetta on Friday, killing at least 54 people in the second major attack this week, piling pressure on a government struggling with a flood crisis.
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73 killed in Quetta suicide blast
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73 killed in blast at Pak Shia rally
The Asian Age
At least 73 people were killed and over 100 injured in a suicide attack on a Shia procession at Quetta in southwest Pakistan, the police said on Friday.
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73 killed in blast at Pak Shia rally
The Asian Age
55 killed in Pak suicide blast
Times of India
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Attack on Quetta Shia rally kills 40
Suicide bomber targets Al-Quds Day procession ISLAMABAD: In the second instance of sectarian violence this week, over 40 people were killed and more than 70 injured in a suicide attack on a Shia rally in Quetta.
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Prohibitory orders near exam centres
Prohibitory orders near exam centres
Telangana issue hits Group-I recruitment exam
APPSC to hold Prelims, cops impose Section 144
Go ahead with Group I exam, APPSC told
Deccan Chronicle
Special Correspondent HYDERABAD: Director General of Police K.
The Hindu Telangana issue hits Group-I recruitment exam
The examination for recruitment of Group-I service officers in Andhra Pradesh scheduled for September 5 has come under a cloud with students and political leaders from Telangana demanding postponement of exam till the share of Telangana in recruitment is decided.
Express Buzz APPSC to hold Prelims, cops impose Section 144
Braving the threat from Telangana outfits, the APPSC has forwarded question papers for the Group-I recruitment exam scheduled on September 5 to all districts and has asked authorities to provide adequate security for its smooth conduct.
Deccan Chronicle Go ahead with Group I exam, APPSC told
SCUFFLE:Activists of ABVP staging a demonstration outside the Secretariat in Hyderabad on Friday.
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3-level security at G-I exam centres
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OUJAC calls for bandh on September 5
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KCR vows bandh, cops warn against disruption
Warangal urban superintendent of police (SP) J.
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Slain cop Tete, not Yadav; no word of others
Slain cop Tete, not Yadav; no word of others
Alleged mastermind of Bihar hostage crisis held
Slain hostage is Tete, not Yadav
Abducted cop's body found, not the one Naxals claimed
Hindustan Times
The body of a Bihar Military Police constable, Lucas Tete, one of the four policemen taken hostage by Maoists five days ago, was found lying on a deserted forest track in Lakhiserai district on Friday morning, contrary to the Maoists’ claim on Thursday that they had killed sub-inspector Abhay Yadav.
The Asian Age Alleged mastermind of Bihar hostage crisis held
Alleged mastermind of Bihar Maoist hostage crisis, along with other senior naxal leader, was arrested today from the jungles of Jamui.
Hindustan Times Slain hostage is Tete, not Yadav
The body of a Bihar Military Police constable, Lucas Tete, one of the four policemen taken hostage by the Maoists five days ago, was found lying on a deserted forest track in Lakhiserai district on Friday morning, contrary to the Maoists’ claim on Thursday that they had killed sub-inspector Abhay Yadav.
Deccan Chronicle Abducted cop's body found, not the one Naxals claimed
It seems even the were not aware of who they killed on Thursday.
Times of India Hindustan Times
Maoists hold 3 cops, Nitish govt hostage
Hindustan Times
The Asian Age
Slain hostage is Tete, not Yadav
The Asian Age
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'China must respect India's sensitivities on J&K'
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‘Beijing should respect our sensitivities'
Respect Indian sensitivities on J&K, China told
Staff Reporter Mumbai: External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna on Friday expressed concern over the Chinese Foreign Ministry's recent description of the region of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K).
The Hindu Respect Indian sensitivities on J&K, China told
Voicing great concern over China's remarks about "India-controlled Kashmir", External Affairs Minister S M Krishna today asked Beijing to respect India's sensitivities on Jammu and Kashmir which is an inalienable part of the country.
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Govt raises concern over PLA incursion
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India conveys concerns to China
PLA troops in PoK: China soft-pedals Indian concerns
Ananth Krishnan China describes NYT report as groundlessConcern over China's issuing of stapled visas to citizens from J&KBEIJING: India on Friday conveyed its concerns to China over what officials described as “a pattern of what China was doing” in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, also raising questions over reports that 11,000 Chinese troops...
The Hindu PLA troops in PoK: China soft-pedals Indian concerns
New DelhiA day after China denied the presence of its troops in Gilgit-Baltistan, New Delhi conveyed to Beijing its serious concerns over Chinese presence and activity in the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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Cargo plane crashes in Dubai, 6 feared dead
Cargo plane crashes in Dubai, 6 feared dead
Plane crashes on Dubai highway, causes fires -TV
Hindustan Times
The crew of a Boeing 747 cargo plane are feared dead after the aircraft crashed on a road shortly after taking off from Dubai Friday, a media report said.
Express Buzz Plane crashes on Dubai highway, causes fires -TV
DUBAI (Reuters) - A cargo plane crashed on a busy highway in Dubai on Friday, setting some cars on fire, Al Arabiya television reported.
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Cargo plane crashes in Dubai
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Times of India
Plane crashes on Dubai highway, causes fires: TV
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Emergency declared after 7.1 quake hits New Zealand
Emergency declared after 7.1 quake hits New Zealand
7.2 magnitude earthquake shakes New Zealand
Massive 7.4 earthquake rattles New Zealand
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Authorities declared a state of emergency after a major earthquake hit New Zealand's second biggest city, Christchurch, early on Saturday, bringing down power lines, ripping up roads and wrecking building facades, but authorities reported no deaths.
Reuters (India) 7.2 magnitude earthquake shakes New Zealand
A 7.2 magnitude earthquake rocked New Zealand's second largest city early Saturday, causing widespread damage including the collapse of some buildings and power outages, witnesses and the geological survey said.
Times of India Massive 7.4 earthquake rattles New Zealand
A strong earthquake of 7.4 magnitude hit New Zealand, 4 miles southeast of Christchurch, the biggest city on the nation's South Island, in the middle of the night local time, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said on Friday.There are no reports of casualties so far.Some residents posted Twitter alerts about power outages, damage and huge...
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Emergency declared after massive quake in New Zealand
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Earthquake of 7.1 magnitude hits New Zealand city
By Gyles BeckfordWELLINGTON (Reuters) - A major earthquake hit New Zealand's second biggest city Christchurch early on Saturday, bringing down power lines, ripping up roads and wrecking building facades, but authorities reported no deaths.
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Dropping Pietersen is 'absolutely pathetic': Darren Gough
Dropping Pietersen is 'absolutely pathetic': Darren Gough
Flower says cricket 'will survive' fix row
Pakistan to replace trio after fixing allegations
|Dropping Pietersen is 'absolutely pathetic': Darren GoughLondon, Sep 1 (UNI) Backing Kevin Pietersen as England's best ODI player, former paceman Darren Gough has described national selectors' decision to drop the former captain for the upcoming limited-overs series against Pakistan as 'absolutely pathetic'.
Deepika Global Flower says cricket 'will survive' fix row
England play the first of two Twenty20 internationals against Pakistan at here on Sunday in what will be their first outing in the format since winning the World Twenty20 title in the Caribbean in May.
Times of India Pakistan to replace trio after fixing allegations
|Pakistan to replace trio after fixing allegationsTAUNTON, England, Sep 2 (Reuters) Pakistan test captain Salman Butt and pace bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif will play no further part in the team's matches in Britain, manager Yawar Saeed said today.
Deepika Global
'Games will turn Delhi into a trafficking hub'
Rediff
Mani rings sex trade bell
A worker whitewashes a pillar at Connaught Place during a beautification drive for the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi.
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Miraculous escape for devotees
The Hindu
Gas blast at UK Krishna temple
The Hare Krishna temple in Leicester after an explosion on Friday.
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'Play for spirit, not money'
'Play for spirit, not money'
Keep cricket clean: Sachin
Money is not necessarily a bad thing but youngsters should not fall for its lure and, instead, should play the game in the cleanest possible way, Sachin Tendulkar said on Friday.
The Telegraph Keep cricket clean: Sachin
Asserting that he was “very sure” that the International Cricket Council “will take all necessary action” (in the case of alleged match-fixing involving Pakistani cricketers in England), batting legend Sachin Tendulkar said that he had never been approached by any bookie ever and had never played cricket for money.
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Group Captain Sachin seeks Sukhoi-30 experience
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Sachin gets IAF honorary rank
Tendulkar is the second cricketer, after legendary all-rounder Kapil Dev, to receive an honourary rank in the armed forces.
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SIT expresses inability to probe Ishrat encounter case
SIT expresses inability to probe Ishrat encounter case
Can't take up Ishrat probe: CBI tells HC
Court rejects Rubabuddin's petition
High court adjourns hearing in Ishrat Jahan case
Supreme Court-appointed special investigation team has conveyed to the Gujarat High Court its inability to investigate the Ishrat Jahan encounter case.
Hindustan Times Can't take up Ishrat probe: CBI tells HC
Ishrat's mother, , has filed a petition in the apex court challenging the high court's order handing over the investigation in the encounter case to instead of CBI.
Times of India Court rejects Rubabuddin's petition
Special Correspondent AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat High Court on Friday rejected the petition of Rubabuddin Sheikh, brother of Sohrabuddin, to be impleaded as a party in the hearing on the bail application of the former Minister, Amit Shah.
The Hindu High court adjourns hearing in Ishrat Jahan case
The Gujarat High Court on Friday adjourned the hearing in the Ishrat Jahan staged shoot-out case to Sep 9 with the Supreme Court still considering the matter and the Special Investigation Team (SIT) conveying its inability to probe the case.
Hindustan Times
Centre backing illegal mining, says BSY
Deccan Chronicle
Mining firms bribing union ministers, charges CM
BSY, Reddys close ranks?
Addressing a press conference on Friday in Bangalore, the Chief Minister alleged that those who are not greasing the palms of union ministers, are not getting licenses.
Deccan Herald BSY, Reddys close ranks?
Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa appeared to have made common cause with tourism minister Janardhan Reddy as he launched a full-scale attack on the Congress on the illegal mining issue, alleging that “relatives of a central minister” were involved in the Belekeri iron ore scam and that the Centre’s policies had destroyed public sector iron...
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Azad holds review meet to check dengue
Azad holds review meet to check dengue
Platelet demand soars with dengue
Azad seeks citizens help to check dengue
Amid concerns over rising dengue cases ahead of the Commonwealth Games, Union health minister Ghulam Nabi Azad held a meeting with the Delhi health minister Kiran Walia to chalk out the strategy for containing the spread of the disease.
The Asian Age Platelet demand soars with dengue
New DelhiWith an alarming rise in the number of dengue cases every day, the Capital is facing acute crisis of the blood platelets required for the dengue patients as well as platelets extracting machines.
Daily Pioneer Azad seeks citizens help to check dengue
Every night before going to sleep, Azad has one final task.
Deccan Herald
Skewed sex ratio may fuel unrest, says study
Hindustan Times
Keeping check on age of marriage imp in population growth:Azad
Flagging off a run for population stabilisation on World Population Day, Azad said stability of the population was extremely important for India as it shares 17 per cent of the world's population even though it has only 2.
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Gurgaon gets closer as Metro flagged off
The Asian Age
Central Secretariat metro link: Excitement, queues on Day One
As the first trains chugged out of the Central Secretariat, stations simultaneously to mark the full opening of line between Jehangirpuri and Huda City Centre, the excitement among commuter was very much visible.
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Fusion of culture at celebrity wedding
The Hindu
Jaya missing at Rajni do
Aishwarya (second from left) and Abhishek Bachchan (second from right) at the engagement ceremony of Rajnikanth’s daughter Soundarya on Thursday eveningChennai, Sept.
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Mayawati govt bans forced acquisition of farmers' land
Times of India
Maya Govt scraps township project
LucknowUnder pressure from agitating farmersIn an attempt to buy peace with the agitating farmers, the Uttar Pradesh Government has scrapped the project for construction of a model township at Tappal in Aligarh along the proposed 165-km Yamuna Expressway connecting Noida with Agra.
Daily Pioneer
EU says trade chief's remarks on Jews personal
Reuters (India)
Anti-immigrant German Central Bank director sacked
Vaiju Naravane Uproar over remarks on immigrants and MuslimsUnacceptable, says Chancellor MerkelParis: Thilo Sarrazin, a director on the board of Germany's Central Bank, who caused a monumental stir by accusing immigrants and Muslims of diluting his country's intellectual and economic strength, was on Friday sacked from the Bundesbank's...
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Games lane violators to be fined `2,000
The Asian Age
Games lane trial runs start
Starting today, avoid taking the roads with the blue patches.
Hindustan Times
BJD accuses UPA of anti-Orissa campaign
The Asian Age
Centre harming Orissa's interests, says BJD
Special Correspondent BHUBANESWAR: The Biju Janata Dal headed by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Friday accused the Congress-led government at the Centre of harming Orissa's interests by stalling big industrial projects in the State.
The Hindu
‘Offer' fails to lure naxals
The Hindu
Govt offers rehabilitation package to Naxals
An official release said those who surrender would become eligible for vocational training with a stipend of Rs 2,000 per month for one year, grant-cum-loan of up to Rs 2 lakh and rewards for surrendering weapons, explosives and communication equipment ranging from Rs 500 to Rs 25,000.
Deccan Herald
Indian men in Archery World Cup final
Times of India
US Open: Sania exits women's doubles too
Sania Mirza's [ ] US Open [ ] campaign ended after she lost her women's doubles first round match on Friday.
Rediff
BJP to oppose political package for J&K
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With eye on Ayodhya, BJP puts off meet
With likely to be announced soon and the verdict on the title suit expected later this month, on Friday decided to postpone its national executive meeting that was planned from September 17 in Jammu.
Times of India
15 gold medals at stake in Para-sport at CWG
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How many more dope cheats in the cupboard?
The new revelations about India's athletes evading the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) officials at the Commonwealth Games training camps in and and the positive result of three athletes - one was caught by WADA - make experts in the field wonder whether this is just a tip of the iceberg.
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ICC rejects Pakistan's conspiracy theory
ICC rejects Pakistan's conspiracy theory
Deccan Chronicle
It also said the three cricketers have a "case to answer" but refused to specify the charges against them.
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Pak envoy attacks ICC for suspending trio
Deccan Chronicle
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Pakistan lashes out at ICC for suspending trio
The Asian Age
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Pak backs axed trio, moots Indian link
Daily Pioneer
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Pakistan lashes out at ICC for suspending trio
Deccan Chronicle
The Asian Age
ICC suspends Pak tainted trio provisionally
The Asian Age
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ICC suspends tainted Pakistan trio
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40 killed in Quetta blast
40 killed in Quetta blast
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Panic gripped Quetta after the blast as rescue workers shifted the dead and injured to the hospital.
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Detained Indian filmmaker in US legal soup
Detained Indian filmmaker in US legal soup
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HoustonIndian filmmaker Vijay Kumar will remain behind bars without bail on federal immigration charges until allegations that he was illegally carrying brass knuckles in his checked airport baggage are resolved, a judge has ruled.
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india conveys concern to china
india conveys concern to china
Deccan Chronicle
today conveyed its concerns to over its presence in Pak-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and its activities in that region.
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India conveys concern to China over presence in PoK
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India conveys concern to China over presence in PoK
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Times of India
Chinese troops in PoK: India conveys concern to China
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India conveys concern to China over presence in PoK
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Sensex sheds 17 pts as foreign funds play spoilsport
Sensex sheds 17 pts as foreign funds play spoilsport
Deccan Herald
The BSE benchmark fell by 17 points today amid concerns over a rise in food inflation and selling by cautious foreign investors ahead of the release of August employment data for the US market.
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Sensex closes 29 pts down over RBI rate hike fears
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Times of India
Rupee gains 7 paise against dollar in the early trade
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Images: Tendulkar in Indian Air Force stripes
Images: Tendulkar in Indian Air Force stripes
Hindustan Times
The IAF feels that Tendulkar's association with it willmotivate the younger generation to join the Air Force and serve the country.
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Sachin Tendulkar gets his wings, joins the Air Force
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Sonia Gandhi re-elected as AICC president
Sonia Gandhi re-elected as AICC president
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New DelhiSonia Gandhi was on Friday elected Congress president unopposed for a fourth time.
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Sonia Gandhi elected Congress chief
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Sonia Gandhi elected Cong president for 4th time
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Sonia Gandhi re-elected as Congress presiden...
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CWG getting negative publicity abroad
CWG getting negative publicity abroad
Daily Pioneer
The extensive coverage in the foreign media, including in leading newspapers like 'The Financial Times' and 'The Sydney Morning Herald', is likely to add to the woes of the Games organisers who are already facing heat back home due to allegations of scams and incomplete projects.
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CWG mess picked up by global media
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CWG woes creating ripples in global media
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CWG getting negative publicity abroad
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Pak to sue tabloid if fixing claims are untrue
Pak to sue tabloid if fixing claims are untrue
Pakistan Sports Minister Aijaz Jakhrani has threatened to sue the British tabloid, which has exposed the spot-fixing scandal involving the nation's cricket team, if the tainted trio of Salman Butt [ ], Mohammad Asif [ ] and Muhammad Amir come out clean in the investigations.
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