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Senior leader of Imran Khan's party shot dead in Karachi

A founder member of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf party was shot dead by unidentified gunmen outside her residence in Karachi, hours before partial re-polling for the national assembly seat......

Be VERY cautious: Kayani to Sharif on ties with India

In the backdrop of Nawaz Sharif's positive remarks on ties with India, powerful Army Chief Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani has suggested Pakistan's Prime Minister-designate to take gradual initiatives......

Li's visit: Will China give up its border bhaigiri?

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang visit to India, starting on Sunday, to break new ground amid recent border stand-off, could also focus on the need for settlement of border dispute besides boosting......

K'taka: Siddaramaiah inducts 28 ministers, keeps tainted away

Largely keeping away "tainted" members of Legislative Assembly, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Saturday expanded his ministry with the induction of 28 ministers. But the exercise -- five......

BJP seeks to keep 2G issue alive in PAC

With the 2G spectrum issue getting caught in a logjam in the Joint Parliamentary Committee, the Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday sought to bring the matter to the forefront of Parliament's Public......

Foreign investors see Re at 55-level in 6 months

Foreign investors expect the rupee to trade below 55-level against the US dollar in the next six months even as India's large current account deficit is seen as a major risk.According to a research......

ABN AMRO cuts 400 jobs and prepares for sale

Dutch bank ABN AMRO is to cut 400 jobs, about 2 per cent of its workforce, as it prepares for an eventual sale.The bank, which on Friday posted first-quarter results hit by bad loans in its home......

Govt serious about issues raised by trade unions: PM

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Friday the government was serious about the issues raised by trade unions during the recent general strike as there could be ‘no disagreement’ on......

USIBC, India Inc to lobby against US Immigration Bill

As the Senate Judiciary Committee began its mark-up of the Gang of Eight’s comprehensive immigration reform legislation, the United States-India Business Council and India Inc -- led by the......

Corporate group-run banks: Are they USEFUL?

It is generally agreed that lending is currently constrained because existing banks are short of capital and their risk appetite is low due to the economic slowdown, notes Jaimini Bhagwati......

Gopichand gets ready with Sahasam

Telugu director Chandrasekhar Yeleti comes up with different themes for his films like Aithe, Anukokonda Oka Roju, Okkadunnadu and Prayanam.Now, he is coming up with a new theme in his latest film,......

Review: Star Trek Into Darkness is glorious but not EPIC!

Star Trek fans will not be disappointed with the new film, writes Ankur Pathak.Spectacular in its own right, but ruefully short of the greatness of its predecessor, Star Trek Into......

Long way to go, says Anderson after 300th Test wicket

England fast bowler James Anderson said he felt a huge sense of relief after claiming his 300th Test wicket in the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's on Friday. The 30-year-old had New......

Misbah sees the brighter side of Pakistan missing IPL

Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq feels missing the IPL could be a blessing in disguise for his team's players as they would enter the upcoming Champions Trophy relatively fresh compared to those who......

Late Watson goal gives Wigan FA Cup triumph over Man City

Wigan Athletic claimed one of the greatest FA Cup final upsets of all time when a 90th minute header from substitute Ben Watson gave them a 1-0 win over highly-fancied Manchester City at Wembley......

ICC denies BCCI-led 'vote-fixing' claims

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has dismissed allegations of vote-fixing following the Tim May affair, saying that '"confusion" over procedures was the reason for a re-vote in a troubled......

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Q. What is meant by Crowdfunding?
Sudhakar Kuruvada: A. carcinoembryonic antigen . The carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) test measures the amount of this protein that may appear in the blood of some people...... more

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Q. defend the statement: all the Indians are PURCHASABLE .......
Manoj Joshi: A. Raising money for a project by getting a large number of people to contribute financially, particularly by using a website. more

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Q. popaya (papita) is harmful to diabetic person ? ( one diabetolgist (U.K.learned) told me that there is no sugar in papita.it can be had in large quantity by diabetic person without any harm . is it true?)
Halai Yunus: A. To a large extent Yes, Please replace the word Indians with Human Beings and statement holds good for maximum instances.yeh vo jagah ke jahan mero...... more

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Why there may not be too many takers for new banks

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Students grind it out under poor infrastructure in Kashmir

Rajouri (Jammu and Kashmir), May 19 (ANI): A crumbling building, absent school benches and blackboards coupled with frequent power cuts is being... ...

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