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SC seeks Centre's stand on gay lawEconomic Times - 1 hour ago
NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court order decriminalising gay sex among the consenting adults has come under the scanner of the Supreme Court.
SC admits petition challenging HC gay ruling Times of India
Apex court refuses to stay gay ruling Calcutta Telegraph
Search for Han Chinese sister whose family were butchered by UighursTimes Online - - 2 hours ago
What was once a grocery shop is now a blackened mess. Two boys in shorts and singlets play in the rubble but the usual occupants are absent.
Video: Fear on Urumqi's streets - 09 Jul 09 
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G-8 climate talks divide rich and poor countriesThe Associated Press - - 1 hour ago
L'AQUILA, Italy (AP) - The chasm between rich and poor on how to address climate change burst into the open at the G-8 summit Thursday, showing how difficult it will be to persuade the world to make lifestyle and economic sacrifices needed to save the ...
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UAPA has dangerous provisions, says CM
Times of India - 57 minutes ago
KOLKATA: The Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), which has been enforced in West Bengal, has dangerous penal provisions, chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee admitted in the Assembly on Thursday.
At Rs 10 lakh a day, Lalgarh meter ticks Calcutta Telegraph
'Sasural' project Lalu's only feat: Nitish
Times of India - 44 minutes ago
PATNA: RJD chief and former railway minister Lalu Prasad's only claim to fame can be the fact that he has linked his ancestral village Phulwaria with his in-laws' village Salar Kalan, according to Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar.
Mamata proposes more world-class stations Economic Times
Mamata, the business mitra Calcutta Telegraph
Zardari's confession validates our stand on militants: Krishna
Economic Times - 2 hours ago
NEW DELHI: India on Thursday said that Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari's admission of nurturing terrorists validated India's stand and hoped that the Pakistani leadership would now take action against the entire terror infrastructure.
Zardari's statement vindicates India's stand: Krishna Times of India
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G-8 climate talks divide rich and poor countries
The Associated Press - - 1 hour ago
L'AQUILA, Italy (AP) - The chasm between rich and poor on how to address climate change burst into the open at the G-8 summit Thursday, showing how difficult it will be to persuade the world to make lifestyle and economic sacrifices needed to save the ...
Q+A: The dispute that led to a coup in Honduras
Reuters - - 5 hours ago
TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Veteran mediator President Oscar Arias of Costa Rica hosts talks on Thursday between the rivals for power in Honduras following last month's military coup.
US Latin Americans build support for Honduran coup The Associated Press
Honduran Interim President Arrives in Costa Rica for Talks Voice of America
Tamil death toll 'is 1400 a week' at Manik Farm camp in Sri Lanka
Times Online - - 2 hours ago
About 1400 people are dying every week at the giant Manik Farm internment camp set up in Sri Lanka to detain Tamil refugees from the nation's bloody civil war, senior international aid sources have told The Times.
Sri Lanka orders cuts in aid work BBC News
Fraport seeks bank guarantees from AI to continue services
Economic Times - 1 hour ago
NEW DELHI: The financial crisis at Air India has taken a fresh turn with the management of Frankfurt airport - the carrier's international hub of operations - shooting off a letter demanding bank guarantees for continuation of services, prompting the ...
In fully loaded flight, AI stuffed in 3 extra persons Times of India
Air India needs Rs 4500-cr bailout: Patel The Statesman
Prices shooting up, but WPI inflation still in red
Economic Times - 5 hours ago
NEW DELHI: Annual inflation based on the wholesale price index (WPI) fell by 1.55% in the week ended June 27, even as prices continued to rise on a weekly basis.
Inflation falls to -1.55% The Statesman
Monsoon situation still precarious
Hindu - 2 hours ago
NEW DELHI: Five weeks into the season, the monsoon situation in the country continues to be precarious. Large parts continue to be in deficit, despite the vigorous rainfall activity over several areas over the past week.
Monsoon scenario remains bleak for north-west Times of India
Drought threat in farming zones Calcutta Telegraph
What does Windows 7 mean for Microsoft?
V3.co.uk - 16 minutes ago
On 22 October, Microsoft plans to release Windows 7, its latest operating system and the first since the 2007 launch of Windows Vista.
Demise of the solid-state Linux Netbook CNET News
Intex Dual Sim IN 4488, IN 3080 Phones
Techtree.com - 14 hours ago
Intex Technologies has announced the launch of two new Dual SIM mobile phones, the IN 4488 and the IN 3080. Both the devices are as mentioned, dual SIM handsets that can take in two GSM SIM cards in one go.
Intex launches 2 dual SIM mobiles for Rs 4600, Rs 4200 Khabrein.info
Cheetah may be imported
Times of India - Jul 8, 2009
NEW DELHI: In what seems an ambitious plan, the government hopes to restore the cheetah, believed to have been extinct in India since the late 1940s, by importing the swiftest of the big cats and eventually releasing it into the wild.
Centre keen on captive breeding of cheetahs Deccan Herald
State: Jackson burial at Neverland possible with county
CNN - - 45 minutes ago
ANGELES, California (CNN) -- The family of Michael Jackson has been told by state officials that it may be possible to bury the singer at Neverland Ranch -- if the county gives the green light.
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'No rush' for new Jackson songs BBC News
Emma Watson's wardrobe malfunction
Rediff - 15 hours ago
Harry Potter star Emma Watson [ Images ] is the latest celebrity to suffer wardrobe malfunction as her frock slipped at the rain soaked premiere of Harry Potter [ Images ] the Half-Blood Prince in London [ Images ]. The actress found it difficult to ...
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Arshad sings Anil Kapoor's praises
Oneindia - 18 hours ago
While Akshaye Khanna has earlier worked for an Anil Kapoor production Gandhi My Father; Arshad Warsi got together with the veteran actor-producer for the first time in Short Kut - The on Is On.
Court stay on Short Kut for a day NDTV.com
Phillip Hughes defies the openers' charter to stump England attack
guardian.co.uk - 1 hour ago
Australia's Phillip Hughes avoids a bouncer from England's Andrew Flintoff on his way to an innings of 36 on the second day of the first Test.
Andrew Flintoff rekindles memories of 2005 Ashes Times Online
Fond recollections of Sunil Gavaskar's exploits on his 60th birthday
Hindu - 2 hours ago
HIS MAIN MAN: Ajit Wadekar has some interesting stories about Gavaskar, the batting mainstay in the Indian team which toured the West Indies in 1971.
Kapil, Sachin have been India's greatest: Sunny Calcutta Telegraph
Singh takes on Buchanan in row over famous Indians The Statesman
Love double faults at Sania's doorstep
Times of India - 9 minutes ago
HYDERABAD: After Mohammad Ashraf from Kerala, it was the turn of Ajay Singh Yadav from UP to serve a love volley to Sania on Thursday - just a day before her engagement.
Second arrest at Sania Mirza home BBC News
US government to pay for flu vaccine campaign
Reuters - - 2 hours ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The US government will pay for any vaccination program against the H1N1 swine flu, and may encourage schools to help vaccinate children, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen ...
Day 3: Public hospitals wear deserted look
Times of India - 3 hours ago
MUMBAI: Public hospitals that traditionally overflow with patients during the monsoon began emptying out on Thursday as the resident doctors' strike entered Day 3. Some hapless patients were forced to ignore their fever, others had to make do with ...
Strike in hospitals today, jr colleges tomorrow? Expressindia.com
'She died as there were no doctors at Sion' Daily News & Analysis
Pre-monsoon malaria cases up by 125%
Indian Express - 2 hours ago
Despite tall claims made by the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) regarding the health services, the official records indicate that already 10608 people have been affected by malaria in the city this year.
73 dengue cases registered, lens on civic body Times of India
Monsoon brings malaria The Statesman
Sushma upset with PC for accusing Maneka of leaking Varun security ...
Times of India - 1 hour ago
NEW DELHI: Expressing her disappointment with home minister P Chidambaram over the issue of providing security to Varun Gandhi, senior BJP leader Sushma Swaraj on Thursday accused him of dragging the name of the young MP's mother Maneka Gandhi in the ...
Hooch death toll 105; Congress seeks Modi resignation
Hindu - - 2 hours ago
- Photo: PTI KILLER DRINK: Relatives mourn a loved one who died after consuming illicit liquor in Ahmedabad's Rakhiyaal area on Thursday.
Modi must take responsibility and quit home portfolio, demands Cong Expressindia.com
Racist? We love India and sambar: Aussie team
Calcutta Telegraph - 3 hours ago
Hyderabad, July 9: A visiting team from the Australian education ministry today insisted that the country was safe for Indian students and denied the recent attacks were “racist”.
June saw 10 incidents of attacks on Indians in Australia Economic Times