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Bangladesh War hero Manekshaw given state funeral
Tuesday, 07.01.2008, 10:37pm
NEW DELHI: Field Marshal Sam Hormusji Framji Jamshedji Manekshaw, whose military victory in the 1971 Indo-Pak war led to the creation of Bangladesh, died in Military Hospital in Wellington, Tamil Nadu. He was 94. he was honored with a state funeral by the Central government. |
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Californian aviation school ousts Indian trainees
Sunday, 06.29.2008, 11:49pm
CHENNAI: More than 100 Indian trainees have been asked to vacate their lodges at American School of Aviation (ASA) in California. Students coming from Chennai, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune and Patna are left marooned.
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Health ministry to fund Ayurveda university
Sunday, 06.29.2008, 10:36pm
SHIMLA: The Union Health Ministry has agreed to fund an exclusive ayurveda university in Himachal Pradesh provided the state government enacts a law to this effect. |
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Largest garment fair from July 9
Sunday, 06.29.2008, 10:34pm
MUMBAI: The Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (CMAI) will organize its 49th National Garment Fair from July 9 to 11, at Bombay Exhibition Center, NSC Complex, Goregaon (East), Mumbai. |
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Women's conference with a difference
Sunday, 06.29.2008, 10:28pm
CHENNAI: The issue of 33 per cent reservations for women in Lok Sabha has being doing the rounds for a long time. Determined women have been bringing it up in Parliament for years without success. We have Pratibha Patil as our President and UPA chairperson is Sonia Gandhi, both strong women holding important posts. |
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UPA to go ahead on accord with IAEA
Wednesday, 06.25.2008, 10:16pm
NEW DELHI: With the UPA-Left meeting on the Indo-US nuclear deal remaining failing to break the deadlock on the issue, the government appeared determined to go ahead with the India-specific safeguards agreement with IAEA at a timing of its choice. The mood at the ninth meeting of the sparring leaders of the UPA and the Left was "not pleasant" and discussions turned stormy at one point when the issue of the next meeting of the committee set up to resolve the differences on the nuclear deal came up.
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BAPS holds environment awareness rally
Wednesday, 06.25.2008, 01:25am
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SURAT: In recognition of World Environment Day, BAPS Charities organized a children's Environmental Awareness cycle rally to highlight some of the environmental issues and concerns that countries and communities face across the world |
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NRI woman jailed for kidnapping, torturing boss
Wednesday, 06.25.2008, 12:34am
LONDON: An NRI estate agent who kidnapped and tortured her boss for seven hours after she was sacked was jailed for ten years. Ambreen Gul, 23, recruited another sacked colleague Mukshud Ali and two others to carry out the plan and extort 200,000 pounds from Waqas Malik.
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'Diana Award' for Indian origin teenager
Wednesday, 06.25.2008, 12:33am
LONDON: A teenager of Indian origin will be awarded the 'Diana award' for her "voluntary and selfless work" within the community of Leicester, a British town comprising a sizeable population of ethnic Indians.
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Does SP hold key to UPA survival?
Monday, 06.23.2008, 03:33am
NEW DELHI: With 39 MPs, the Samajwadi Party may hold the trump card for the survival of the UPA government in case the Left parties withdraw their support to it in the event of the Centre going ahead with the nuclear deal.
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