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3 hrs ago | Rediff.com

Delhi presses panic button as dengue plagues city

Construction delays, inclement weather, red tape if these were not enough reasons to worry Indian Olympic Association chief Suresh Kalmadi in the run up to the Commonwealth Games, then a possible dengue outbreak in New Delhi is sure to break him down to tears.

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4 hrs ago | Globe and Mail

Ujjal Dosanjh stands up to extremism in life, politics and on film

Vancouver South MP Ujjal Dosanjh spoke with the Globe and Mail at the New Delhi premiere of a film about his life.

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4 hrs ago | www.pr-inside.com | Nksagar

PM Donald Tusk on three-day visit to India

6 Sept 2010 New Delhi : Nksagar - Sagar Media: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his wife are in India today for talks on bi-lateral trade relations, part of a tour, which includes Vietnam, to increase Polish-Asian trade and investment.The talks on trade and defence issues will be a continuation of talks between the two countries which began with the President of India’s visit to Poland in April 2009.

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5 hrs ago | South Asian Media Net

Pressure on Rahman to rejig CWG song

NEW DELHI: Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman might rejig the composition of his Commonwealth Games theme song, Yaro India Bula Liya, which has received more criticism than applause since he unveiled it a week ago.

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7 hrs ago | Express India

Cabinet secretariat against NHAI chief tenure extension

Praveen Kumar Singh Posted: Monday, Sep 06, 2010 at 0048 hrs IST Updated: Monday, Sep 06, 2010 at 0317 hrs IST New Delhi: The Cabinet secretariat is understood to be against an extension of the tenure of the National Highways Authority of India chairman post.

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12 hrs ago | Sify

26/11: India open to Pak proposal to form commission

India is open to Pakistan's proposal to form a commission on the 26/11 Mumbai attacks that would visit here to record testimony of two key witnesses but will wait for a formal request.

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14 hrs ago | Newkerala.com

Photography has arrived as universal medium: Lenswoman Dayanita Singh

By Madhusree Chatterjee, New Delhi, Sep 4 : Photography is not just an art form but needs to be seen as a language, says India's leading contempoaray photographer Dayanita Singh, known for her works in black-and-white. Singh, who has carried snapshots of everyday India across the world through their striking realistic photographs, mostly in ...

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18 hrs ago | New Straits Times

Title is Nicol's to lose

World No 1 Nicol David has only a trio of English players and Northern Ireland's Madeline Perry to deal with at the Commonwealth Games.

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21 hrs ago | www.pr-inside.com | Nksagar

Israel offer high-technology to India

Nksagar - Sagar Media - New Delhi , Sep 5 2010 Israeli Ambassador to India Mark Sofer said his country can offer high-technology to India in diverse fields including agriculture, floriculture, horticulture and food processing.

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Yesterday | Newkerala.com

Palace on Wheels: A royal caravan journey into history

By Madhulika Sonkar, New Delhi, Sep 5 : Exquisitely carved interiors, intricate gold tapestry, crisp white curtains and shimmering bejewelled walls - not for nothing is India's Palace on Wheels one of the top 10 luxury trains in the world.

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Yesterday | New Delhi News.Net

Mother who killed kids to elope arrested

New Delhi News.Net Sunday 5th September, 2010 A 35-year-old woman in Haryana who killed her two minor children to elope with her 20-year-old lover has been arrested, police said Sunday.

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Yesterday | www.pr-inside.com | Nksagar

BrahMos-II cruise missile test-fired

Nksagar - Sagar Medfia New Delhi BrahMos-II can potentially be used for surgical strikes, including at terror camps, without causing collateral damage. India on Sunday test-fired the 290-km range BrahMos cruise missile from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Chandipur off Orissa coast as part of trials by the defence forces to fine-tune its capability."It was a user's trial by the defence forces," said a Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) official soon after the missile blasted off from a mobile launcher at about 11.35 AM from ITR's launch complex-3. BrahMos-II can potentially be used for surgical strikes, including at terror camps, without causing collateral damage

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Sat Sep 04, 2010

South Asian Media Net

93m slumdwellers by next year

NEW DELHI: Despite the country's robust economic growth, around 93.06 million people will live in slums in cities by next year, an increase of around 23% since 2001 forced by a lack of space and means.

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South Asian Media Net

Railways liable for footboard accidents

NEW DELHI: The Railways is liable to pay compensation regardless of the negligence on the part of a passenger who falls to death while standing on the footboard of a train, the Supreme Court has held.

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Dream comeback for ABVP after 7 yrs, bags 3 DUSU seats

itender Chaudhary is new students' union president; NSUI wins joint secy post The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) won the top three seats up for grabs in the Delhi University Students' Union, leaving the Congress-affiliated National Students' Union of India (NSUI) with only one victory. ABVP's A A Jitender Chaudhary is the president, while Priya Dabas and Neetu Dabas are the vice-president and secretary respectively. NSUI's Akshay Kumar, who won his candidature after the NSUI reserved a seat for SC students, will be the new joint secretary of DUSU. This is the first time after 2002-2003 DUSU under the president ship of Nakul Bharadwaj that ABVP has won three seats. The outgoing DUSU had ABVP's Kriti Wadhera as vice-president, NSUI's Arshdeep Kaur as secretary and Samajwadi Chhatra Sabha's Anupriya Tyagi as joint secretary.

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Daily Times

Nehwal criticises Delhi's preparations, then backtracks

NEW DELHI: Delhi's chaotic preparations for next month's Commonwealth Games proved India was not capable of hosting major international events, Games ambassador Saina Nehwal said on Saturday, before retracting the statement hours later.

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Newkerala.com

US, India to combat HIV/AIDS in Africa

New Delhi , Sept 3 : India and the United States have joined forces to showcase strengths of India's HIV/AIDS prevention and control program for a delegation from Ghana, a real-life example of Indo-US bilateral partnership on global issues.

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Congress workers make beeline at Sonia's residence to greet her on re-election as party President

Large number of Congress party workers and supporters converged here at the residence of Sonia Gandhi on Saturday to hail her unanimous re-election as the President of their party for the fourth term.

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People's Daily

Indian urban slum residents to reach nearly 100 million by next year

The Indian slum dwellers will reach around 93 million by next year despite its robust economic growth, local media reported on Saturday.

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Swamis are subject of many Murders .related to illicit sex

BUT THATS ONLY HALF THE FAULT BUT ITS ABNORMAL TO GIVE RESPONSIBILITY OF CELEBACY AND NOT EXPECT ABUSE IVEV RIGHTS C stays death sentence on Swami Shraddhananda PTI, Feb 17, 2006, 04.08pm IST NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the execution of death sentence of Swami Vir Sanghvi on the Chandra Swami factor What is important is this: a ...

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