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Has Change really come to Bihar?

What is Change really like in Bihar? Once denounced as a failed state, what turnaround has Bihar made in recent years? Archana Masih reports from India's other most talked about state. When our......

Controversial biotech regulator bill introduced in LS

A bill to establish a statutory independent regulator for biotech sector covering research, transport, import, manufacture and use of organisms and products of modern biotechnology was introduced......

Rahul to India Inc: 'We have to carry the poor with us'

What India is thirsting for now is a visionary partnership. We need to forge a new business compact, a new framework a new framework that responds to the 21st century. We are a brave, young......

India's food crisis: Rotting food-grains, hungry people

India has the largest population of hungry in the world at a time when there is no shortage of food within the country. It is time the government affords priority to food storage and distribution,......

Pak 26/11 judicial panel likely to visit India by mid-Feb

A Pakistani judicial panel is expected to make a second visit to Mumbai by mid-February after being given a green signal by India to cross-examine four officials in connection with the probe into......

Industrial cycle sees first signs of revival

September has been a good month for the capital goods and infrastructure sectors, with analysts seeing green shoots of recovery in industrial activity picking up slowly. The first sign of revival......

Investing: Gold will continue a good show in 2012

The year 2011 ended on a bad note for most asset classes. Only returns from gold and silver were in the green. So, an investor who put money in gold at the beginning of 2011 earned higher returns......

How Godrej plans to be good and green

If the low-cost refrigerator ChotuKool that runs on both battery and electricity created a buzz because of innovation (how much of it translated into actual sales is not known as yet), the Godrej......

India Inc's H-1B concerns misplaced: Tech billionaire

Billionaire entrepreneur and Silicon Valley IT heavyweight, Romesh T Wadhwani, has said Indian companies ‘whining’ about the new immigration bill’s restrictions is totally......

Markets end tad higher amid range-bound trades

Benchmark share indices extended gains to end marginally higher on Thursday, amid a rangebound trading session, led by index heavyweight Reliance Industries and bank shares.The 30-share Sensex......

Review: Epic tells a heartwarming story

Epic is the classic good-versus-bad film with a heartwarming story, writes Ankur Pathak.Bluesky, the animation studio behind admirably crafted films like the Ice Age series, Robots, and most......

Review: Ek Thi Daayan is impressively creepy

Ek Thi Daayan is a smartly crafted and a highly original film, writes Raja Sen.I never quite understood that old saying about witches having feet the other way around. Does it mean that their feet......

Review: Nautanki Saala stretches too long

Nautanki Saala's plot seems better-suited for a sitcom episode, writes Sukanya Verma. When it comes to recounting an event or anecdote, I have encountered two kinds of people.There’s one who......

Review: Kedi Billa Killadi Ranga is an entertainer

S Saraswathi says Kedi Billa Killadi Ranga is a light-hearted romantic comedy with all the elements of a commercial entertainer. National Award winning director of Pasanga fame,......

Bipasha: I do not want to be an accessory in a film any more

'I want to do films in which I have something to do. Aatma was the best role I got.' Bipasha Basu gets candid about her new film, and the woman that she is. Bipasha Basu is one of the......

'Indian batsmen will find it difficult in SA'

Dale Steyn, the world's most feared pacer, has backed his country, South Africa, to emerge triumphant in the three-Test series against India at the end of the year. "We have got a pretty good Test......

Madrid Open: Dimitrov packs off Djokovic

Novak Djokovic was dumped out of the Madrid Open in the second round on Tuesday when he went over on his ankle and incurred the wrath of the locals on the way to a shock 7-6, 6-7, 6-3 reverse to......

McIlroy among seven tied for Wells Fargo lead

World No 2 Rory McIlroy, back at the scene of his first PGA Tour win, fired a five-under 67 at Quail Hollow on Thursday for a seven-way share of the first-round lead in the Wells Fargo Championship......

Tiger Woods left to reflect on Masters misfortune

Tiger Woods was left to reflect on his bad luck after finishing tied for fourth at the Masters on Sunday. The world number one shot a final round 70 to finish at five-under, four strokes behind......

Augusta Masters: Snedeker, Cabrera share lead

American Brandt Snedeker and Angel Cabrera of Argentina survived a drama-packed day at the Masters on Saturday to share the lead after the third round, nosing themselves ahead of a congested......

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Q. Which is the prettiest colour for a flower?
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Q. .......is walking barefoot good for health???
Ashok Sharma: A. I will choose Pink.But it also depends on type of flower. Bright yellow looks so good on Sun Flower whereas White also looks so nice provided green...... more

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Q. How Ayodhya in Dasaradha "s rule described?
Sudhakar Kuruvada: A. on lush green grass............helps reduce body heat... more

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Q. Dont Judge each day by d harvest U reap but by d seeds that U plant...agree/disagree??
Farhaan: A. Ayodhya had large markets. There were huge stocks of food grains, vegetables and household goods. The godowns were full of all kinds of...... more

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Indias intentions are good but challenges are formidable

green energy sector is facing a slew of challenges, despite the government's efforts to boost investment. India has introduced a range of... ...

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Martin Stepek (Remember the TV Ad Glen's, Hutchison, Robertson and Stepek) Will Read from His Award Winning English/Polish Bilingual Book at the Scottish Poetry Library

--(PR.com)-- Martin Stepek, ex co-owner of the Scotland Top 500 business, electrical goods retailer J. Stepek Ltd., co-founder of the Scottish... ...

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Golf-I can never thank the fans enough, says Garcia

By Tony Jimenez VIRGINIA WATER, England, May 25 (Reuters) - Sergio Garcia spoke of his unending gratitude to the Wentworth galleries after soaring... ...

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LA stoplights synchronized but road war endures

It seems that the impossible has occurred: The nation's most congested city has become a model for traffic control. Yes, gridlock still prevails... ...

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Munoz hopes to follow Montoya to Victory Lane

Carlos Munoz remembers spilling into the streets of his native Bogota the minute that Juan Pablo Montoya crossed the finish line to win the... ...

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