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Mamata's decision not to contest reflects her weakness: CPM

The decision of Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee not to contest the West Bengal assembly polls reflects her "weakness", Communist Party of India-Marxist leader Sitaram Yechury said on......

Indica D90: At Rs 6.03 lakh, it's still value for money

When you think of sporty hatches, one of the first cars to come to mind will undoubtedly be the Fiat Punto 90HP. But now, its former stable-mate, the Tata Indica Vista, wants in on that action.......

Fiat Punto and its 4 closest rivals

Italian automaker Fiat Automobiles is one of the prominent brand names in India for years.The neatly designed interiors of the newly launched Fiat Punto are impressive as it has got an ideal......

The Rs 7.36 lakh Fiat Grande Punto is here!

The Indian arm of the leading Italian luxury car maker, Fiat India has added a sports edition model to their hatchback model lineup.This new variant christened as the Fiat Grande Punto Sports, is......

Fiat starts work on small car, launches Linea 2012

Italian car maker Fiat has started work on its small car for India. The car, which would be placed below the hatchback Punto, would be designed on the company's existing platform. "The car will be......

Get ready! 4 new hatchbacks are coming

Year 2010 saw a number of hatchbacks making their debut in the Indian market. Volkswagen Polo, Ford Figo, Fiat Punto, Nissan Micra et al were the star attractions of last year. This year too......

Vote: Which outfit do these stars look hotter in?

The recent fashion week saw many Bollywood stunners strutting their stuff. Off the ramp too, these women know how to grab eyeballs whenever they step out. But how many can carry off different......

Looking at Vijay, Sharmila's Kari Chirate

Kannada actor Vijay is set for his second release of the year, Kari Chirate. The actor says that this film challenged him as an actor for his character has two different shades.......

Who will be the next Simon Cowell?

At the end of last week, as American Idol crowned another new winner, his name didn't matter at all. What mattered was the fact that the black-wearing, scornbearing Simon Cowell -- the brilliant......

Desis take international TV by storm

From sidekick to mainstream, the change is finally showing. Though only a small percentage, it's significant, nevertheless, to witness American and British actors of Indian origin signed on for......

Eden Gardens and the World Cup

The news is out. Eden Gardens has lost out again. The historic venue in Kolkata, which by-passed hosting of the second Test during New Zealand's latest tour to India in a bid to complete......

Football images: Japan vs Cameroon

Keisuke Honda carried Japan to their first World Cup finals victory on foreign soil when he scored the goal that beat Cameroon 1-0 in a Group E match on Monday. Paul Le Guen's Cameroon had been......

English Premier League club-by-club guide

Chelsea have been relatively frugal in the transfer market with Russian Yuri Zhirkov, a left-sided player who usually performs as an attacking midfielder but can also operate as a full-back, the......

Saina reigns in Indonesia

Saina Nehwal scripted history on Sunday, becoming the first Indian to win a Super Series tournament after clinching the Indonesian Open with a stunning victory over higher-ranked Chinese Lin Wang......

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Q. Petrol Driven Car Prices are getting slashed as the sales is slowing down and many people are turning towards Diesel driven cars-Volkswagon Passat/ Vento and Fiat Punto ,Suzuki Desire modles are selling most apart fm Tata Indica and Toyota InnovaHow long this price parity will last between Petrol and Diesel ??
: A. till the diesel price comes up higher i guess more

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