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Voter power: Lonely on top in Kerala
He is no de facto VIP, but more than that for a bunch of government officials. At least for a day, as they will have to set up a polling booth exclusively for him to cast his vote on April 29.
C'wealth: Dope case adjourned
The hearing on disgraced Indian weight lifters Tejinder Singh and Edwin Raju, who failed dope tests, was adjourned yet again.
Wife confesses to killing minister
To people in the congregation of the Fourth Street Church of Christ, Mary Winkler was "the perfect mother, the perfect wife." But that image was shattered on Friday.
Sensex bounce to new closing peak
Foreign Institutional Investors and local mutual funds were believed to be heavy buyers in a number of key counters throughout.
Sachin's lowest ranking in 13 years
He has dropped four places to 16th in the latest LG ICC Player Rankings for batsmen issued on Friday.
The Rites of Renunciation
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsIf you stand in the same place long enough, they say, you'll see political events come around full circle. I have clearly spent too much time standing outside on So...
C'wealth queen ignores hubby's bar
Commonwealth gold medal winning shooter Major Saroja Kumari has made it clear that she would not bid farewell to the sport despite apprehensions that it might affect her family life.
Sonia's inner voice speaks again?
In what seems like deja vu, Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Thursday, announced her resignation from Lok Sabha as a Member of Parliament as well as the chairperson of National Advisory Council (NAC).
Pope relies on cardinals to face problems
Pope seeks support from to-be-cardinals to face challenges posed by the Muslims to the RC Church.
Left MPs won't resign: Yechury
CPI-M politburo member Sitaram Yechury has said that the MPs would rather face disqualification than resign.
Jet-Sahara deal hit an air pocket
The Jet-Sahara deal is being re-negotiated. Sources tell CNN-IBN that Jet Airways wants to pay 2 per cent less for Sahara from its original offer.
Protest on in Paris against labour laws
40,000 students marched through Paris in fresh protests against PM Dominique de Villepin's new labour laws. Labor unions have also called for a strike on the 28th.
Markets end lower on profit booking
The Sensex settled at 10,841.35 after swings 151 points for intraday, down 63.85 points or 0.59 per cent. It touched an intraday high of 10,935.09 and an intraday low of 10,784.42.
Neither team was proactive
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsThis match is very interestingly poised and frankly I don't want to hazard a guess on which team will win the match. One thing that baffled me today was that no si...
Govt wakes up to threat next door
The Union Government has finally woken up to the security threat arising out of some MPs unscrupulously letting out their bungalows on rent.
Pakistan testfires N-capable missile
Pakistan's foreign office said it did not inform its nuclear-armed rival India about the test as it was a cruise missile.