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Gadkari has started from where Rajnath left offNitin Gadkari's team was supposed pull the BJP out of its rut and prepare the party for the post Vajpayee-Advani era.
International News
India’s friend, Pak is twin of Afghan: KarzaiIndia is watching Afghan president Hamid Karzai's two day visit to Pakistan with much interest. With the new US backed bid to get the "moderate'' Taliban to join the mainstream, Pakistan is slated to pay a much more pivotal political role in the reconciliation process.
Sports News
Candid cameraIn the last two decades of his cricketing career, Anil Kumble was always in action, whether on the field or off it. While every cricket lover would be familiar with his exploits on the field, Wide Angle, a book of photographs clicked by Kumble, was released in the city on Wednesday. The book will give us a glimpse into his non-cricketing talent as well. TV cameras snooping in on cricket dressing rooms may have captured images of Kumble brandishing his camera on many ocassions. He admits...
Entertainment News
Shilpa plays safeThe protests and accusations hurled at Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra's new business venture have not dented Shilpa's enthusiasm. The couple acquired the popular Bandra nightclub some time ago and renamed it.Though many threatened to take her to court and also protested saying that a nightclub should not be present in a residential area, Shilpa is not ready to let that affect her. She is aiming to lure people to take membership of the club by promising them security like they haven'...
Health News
Here is a Ray of hopeRecently we have all read about the model cum actor, Lisa Ray who was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer affecting the bone marrow, called Multiple Myeloma, which is a type of blood cancer (hematological malignancy) since it affects the cells of the blood. She has had stem cell transplant and is doing very well.We also hear of many young expecting mothers who are going in for cord blood banking to preserve stem cells for their children, which may be required at a later date. Therefore...
Sci-Tech News
Docs sell info on newborns for stem cell researchThe unholy nexus between doctors and pharma companies is now snaring the newborns. Many doctors are passing on details of newborns to companies involved in stem cell research for a fee.
Education News
Event management calls for creativityIf you have always been fascinated by fashion shows, award ceremonies and glamourous parties, here's a reality check—Making all these fantastic events happen requires a great deal of effort, expertise and experience. Now if that appeals to you, consider taking it up as a career, in a rapidly growing industrycalled event management where most of the activity takes place behind the scenes. Dr. Hoshi Bhiwandiwala,, dean and director, National Institute of event management points out that a...
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Sharad Pawar got some relief as the Supreme Court on Wednesday quashed a Kolkata high court order that put the Union minister and some of his BCCI colleagues in dock on the charge of perjury. ...more»
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