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Bandh Karo Yeh Electoral Bonds!

Despite the objections raised by Reserve Bank of India and Election Commission, India's politics has been funded anonymously and it is time to end this, asserts Aakar Patel. Illustration: Uttam......

30 years later, kin of Kanishka bombing victims re-unite in grief

On June 23, 1985, Air India Flight 182 from Toronto was en route to New Delhi when it exploded off the coast of Ireland. 30 years later, relatives of the 329 people who perished in......

War is not a solution

What are India's options after the terror attacks? What must India do, strategically and procedurally, to ensure that the nation does not ever again endure a brutality like the terrorism Mumbai......

Many more questions about the terror attacks

After we first posted a list of unanswered questions about the terrorist attacks in Mumbai 10 days ago, hundreds of readers mailed us with their own questions that need to be investigated by the......

Many more questions about the terror attacks

'Budget 2013 seems directionless and confused'

Rediff.com columnist M R Venkatesh is a qualified chartered accountant.He is an expert on business concerns relating to economic policies, international trade and business strategies.M R Venkatesh......

Markets volatile, trade with care!

After opening with a positive gap of 61 points, theSensex on Wednesdaytouched a low of 13,627, and then began to move up. Metal, energy and banking stocks witnessed fresh buying which led the......

Markets crashing: Which stocks to buy now?

The Sensex opened 82 points higher on Wednesday, while Nifty began the day up 25 points. Intra-day the Sensex lost more than 300 points on selling at banking counters. Ranbaxy too had a bad day......

Own stocks? Here's expert advice on them

The markets gave a thumbs-up to India's joining the elite nuclear club with the benchmark Sensex notching up a gain of over 460 points but fell short of the psychological 15,000 level by a whisker......

Investing not selling stocks? No need to pay tax

Were you prudent with your investments last year? Did they help you save tax? Or did you end up paying more than you could afford?What investment mistakes did you make last year? Are their ways to......

Spotted: Aamir Khan in Hollywood!

Rediff.com Reader Lokesh Sharma bumped into Aamir Khan in Hollywood, California, and sent us a picture. MUST SEE: STARS SPOTTED If you meet/see film or television personalities and......

Spotted: Bobby Deol

Rediff Readers Lokesh and Rekha Kankaria met Bobby Deol at a shoot in Manali, and sent us a picture. MUST SEE: SPOTTED If you meet/see film or television personalities and take a......

Spotted: Bobby Deol in Kullu Manali

Reader Lokesh Kankaria and his wife Rekha bumped into Bobby Deol in Kullu Manali, Himachal...

Spotted: Younis Khan in Delhi

Reader Lokesh sent us this picture from Delhi. 'I met Pakistan cricketer and vice-captain Younis Khan while he was shopping at a Woodland showroom in south Delhi. When I requested himfor a......

Readers speak out!

Click here for moreSourav NiyogiWithout the Bengal tiger India seemed like headless chickens on the Kotla.....Ex cricketers and irresponsible media contributed to India's downfall.. once again it......

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Bandh Karo Yeh Electoral Bonds!

30 years later, kin of Kanishka bombing victims re-unite in grief

War is not a solution

Many more questions about the terror attacks

Many more questions about the terror attacks

'Budget 2013 seems directionless and confused'

Markets volatile, trade with care!

Markets crashing: Which stocks to buy now?

Own stocks? Here's expert advice on them

Investing not selling stocks? No need to pay tax

Spotted: Aamir Khan in Hollywood!

Spotted: Bobby Deol

Spotted: Bobby Deol in Kullu Manali

Spotted: Younis Khan in Delhi

Readers speak out!

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