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Don't cross limits: Cong tells Amar Singh
Congress reacted sharply to Amar Singh's comments against Sonia Gandhi, saying he has crossed all limits of decency.
Mkts fall, investors shifting options
Falling mkts have scared off equity completely and perhaps investors are thinking over alternatives for secured investments.
Nonaligned nations ready to back Iran
Western countries at a 35-nation UN meeting pushed for consensus on the need for Iran to freeze uranium enrichment.
Cafu in trouble over Italian passport
The captain of Brazil's football team has been accused of obtaining the Italian passport using false documents.
Brazil under pressure for 6th title
The array of stars, led by Ronaldinho, are tipped by most to walk off with an unprecedented sixth world title.
Arcelor rejects Mittal's revised bid
Arcelor said Mittal's revised offer does not take into account the company's financial results for 2005 and the first quarter of this year.
Oranje give Serbs the blues
The Dutch made a fine start to their World Cup with a goal from Arjen Robben giving them a 1-0 victory over Serbia & Montenegro.
Liquidity bubble may burst soon
Fears of a global liquidity recession are mounting with interest rate hikes being taken up by central banks world over.
More trouble brews for K'taka highway
Karnataka Govt wants to take over the Bangalore Mysore Infrastructure Corridor project, which has seen 315 court cases.
Grab it! Gold touches 10-week low
A hike in interest rates by banks in domestic and global markets also reduced the lure for the precious metal.
Mkts to open positive on Monday: Poll
Analysts think that the poison is out of the system and we may have bottomed out at around 9,200 levels.
The final verdict on Saral: It stays
Income Tax Form 2F will stay and so will Form 2 D which does not seek details of annual expenditure.
Taxmen deny issuing notice to Big B
I-T dept has denied issuing a notice to Big B asking him to explain the purchase of sunglasses worth Rs 2.7 lakh.
In Pics: The whole wet nine yards
What is rain without an actress in a wet saree in Bollywood? The wetter the saree the sexier it is.
Mittal starts merger talks with Arcelor
Mittal Steel says it has started discussions with Arcelor on its proposed takeover of the Luxemburg-based rival.
B'lore seed ball campaign gets rolling
It takes one seed to set the ball rolling - that's the idea behind the seed ball campaign.