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Kiran Desai wins Booker PrizeThe Inheritance of Losswasthe unanimous choice of judges `Finding a publisher was a nightmare' The Inheritance Of Loss may have won the Man Booker Prize but author Kiran Desai had an ``incredibly difficult'' time finding a publisher for the novel. In an interview to The Hindu , which took place a few days ago during the ...
Small plane crashes into New York buildingNEW YORK: Two persons were killed when a small plane crashed into a high-rise apartment building on Manhattan's Upper East Side here on Wednesday. Police said it touched off a raging fire that sent a pillar of black smoke over the city. The ... Talks on Kashmir under way, says Musharraf ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf said on Wednesday that discussions were under way between Pakistan and India for an agreement on the Kashmir issue. He expressed the hope that "something" could be announced during Prime Minister Manmohan ...
"Writing can be a dangerous activity"Kiran DesaionThe Inheritance Of Loss, the Man Booker Prize, and the process of writing novels.
Manmohan calls for "inclusive globalisation"University of Cambridge awards him honorary degree of Doctor of Law Glaciers in terminal decline Countries including India are now noticing the effects
Polling peaceful in Madurai Central by-election, 70 per cent turnoutAIADMK candidate seeks re-poll in two booths alleging bogus voting CRICKET A stroll in the park for West Indies JAIPUR: 22 Sri Lankan soldiers die in battle Intensified fighting caused by LTTE provocations, says Colombo
Where the camel giants roamedDAMASCUS: Camels twice as big as today's dromedaries roamed the Syrian desert 100,000 years ago, archaeologists have concluded from bones unearthed at a prehistoric site in central Syria. Swiss and Syrian archeologists excavated the first ...
Chikungunya cases confirmed in Delhi39 new dengue cases admitted to AIIMS; total up to 1,101 Cabinet for higher rents on leases Government land given to Tata Tea on lease to be surveyed on court directive Other Stories
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