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India beats Australia in a thriller to claim cricket tri-seriesTeam holds nerve to pull off nine-run win in tense second final Kudos from President, Prime Minister New Delhi: President Pratibha Patil and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday congratulated Team India which won the Commonwealth Bank Series. “It is a fabulous victory. This is a victory based on teamwork and strong ... Kashmir Singh arrives to hero’s welcome Emotional reunion with family Apex court stays ban on Jodha Akbar New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday stayed the orders passed by the Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Uttaranchal governments banning the screening of ‘Jodha Akbar.’ A Bench consisting of Chief Justice K.G. Balakrishnan and ... We can move forward with Hyde Act and 123 Agreement: Boucher “The Act is a domestic legislation and the 123 is an international accord” 
Buddhadeb appeals for peace at NandigramAsks Opposition to join hands with Government, cautions against return of Maoists Iran: credibility of UNSC damaged It is under pressure from a few States Placement process at IIM-A concludes on high note Average salary offered increased from Rs. 16.2 lakh to 18.3 lakh this year CRICKET 
’Gabba reverberates to young India tuneAustralia fails to find the right answers; Praveen Kumar is Man of the Match Stakeholders’ views sought on FDI in broadcasting NEW DELHI: With the government open to reviewing foreign investment limits across the broadcasting sector except in news channels and cable networks, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has sought to reopen the debate by issuing a ... CRICKET Dhoni praises young players Brisbane: Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni attributed the tri-series triumph to great spirit within the side. “The manner the boys have responded to the challenge has been great. Much for a captain depends on how the players react. ... CRICKET ‘We bearded the lion in its own den’ Mumbai: India’s 2-0 sweep of the triangular series finals against Australia at Brisbane on Tuesday was hailed by former Test cricketers as historic. “It was a historic victory and reminded me of the 1971 (Test series) ... CRICKET 
Grand welcome for under-19 teamPawar, Mallya, Brijesh Patel receive the players CEC hints at Assembly polls before May 28 ‘Notification may be made by April 15’ Protect North Indians, Centre tells Maharashtra NEW DELHI: The Centre has asked the Maharashtra government to prevent attacks on North Indians, Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil told the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, pointing out that it was the duty of the Centre to direct the States to take ... Basu’s doubts over UPA government’s future KOLKATA: Veteran Marxist leader Jyoti Basu on Tuesday expressed doubts over the future of the United Progressive Alliance government if it chose to go ahead with the civilian nuclear deal with the United States ignoring the implications of the ... 
DMK leadership rejects PMK’s claim for Rajya Sabha seatBlast highlights fears for leaders’ security U.S. to discuss plans to train Pakistan Army A physics record is broken OAK RIDGE: In an accomplishment that promises to lead to new drugs, energy advances and other benefits, Tennessee’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory has become the world’s most powerful source of pulsed neutrons. The $1.4 ... 
The fuel cell arrivesIt now delivers electricity, hot water to Japanese homes Singapore is best for Asian expatriates Chennai is the highest ranked Indian city in Asia, says major annual survey Other Stories
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