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YouTube video slams Hillary Clinton
The "Vote Different" clip is a remake of an Apple computer ad from 1984, which in turn was a take on Nineteen Eighty Four.
Murthy doesn't want to be president
Narayana Murthy dismissed talks that he was running for presidency once the term of the incumbent president APJ Abdul Kalam is over.
Trial begins in Mahajan murder case
The trial in the Pramod Mahajan murder case began on Wednesday and the prosecution examined two witnesses.
Salem gives court the slip, again
Salem - under scrutiny in connection with a six-year-old extortion case –failed to appear in a Delhi court.
Mkts open firm, Sensex above 12,700
The stock markets gained upward momentum for a third straight session. Sensex was up 39.71 points at 12,745.65.
Delhi's got a date with Shakira
Mumbai though will get the much bigger share of the Latino sensation, Shakira will pay the Capital a flying visit.
Mkts end in green, Sensex above 12,700
After a strong start, the markets managed to end in green, though near the lowest point of the day. Sensex closed at 12,705.
And the YouTube award goes to...
Lonelygirl15, OK Go and other YouTube sensations will get an opportunity to walk down a virtual red carpet.
Manipur House snubs Bill to scrap AFSPA
Private member's resolution defeated; Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh says the Act is needed to maintain law and order.
Google makes African nations tech-savvy
Google has signed deals with two African nations, in a bid to put them on the technical footing of more developed countries.
Mumbai bar girls to spice UP polls
Political parties in Uttar Pradesh are hiring bar girls from Mumbai to dance at election rallies.
BMW case: eyewitness called again
A local court on Monday summoned an eyewitness in the BMW hit-and-run case, for re-examination.
SC confirms interim bail of Sadhu Yadav
The SC confirmed the interim bail granted to Sadhu Yadav in connection with an assault case registered against him.
'Stop outsourcing', PSU banks urge PM
Bank's unions requested PM to allow resumption of large-scale recruitments in Public Sector Banks.
More seats on Samjhauta Express
Pakistan and India have decided to increase the number of passengers on the Samjhauta Express from 576 to 750.
I'm to blame for police action: Buddha
Bowing to pressure from allies, the CPI-M led Left Front decided to immediately stop land acquisition at Nandigram.