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The new selection committee for Indian cricket elected last Saturday turned out to be a boon for the Calcuttan Prince Surav Ganguly who has found a berth in team India for the first two matches in the forthcoming test match series against Australia. ...
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The western belt of Maharashtra is popular for sugarcane and various other crops due to presence of fertile land and good irrigation.
The state’s Pollution Control...
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This is a reproduction from one of my earliest blogs. Do excuse me if you find it too harsh. Suggestions and feedback welcome though.
I have been hearing...
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AP, Gauhati
Clashes between ethnic groups in India’s remote northeast killed 10 more people Monday, bringing the death toll from four days of violence to 40, including 15...
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It’s a commonly heard that the actual beauty lies inside. But does this thing hold good in practice too? How many marriageable people would accept a dark complexioned...
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We are still facing a big challenge to reach the masses for the efforts being made towards reducing global warming.
Being an ordinary man coming from India, I wish to...
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AP, Mumbai
Clashes between Hindus and Muslims in a western Indian town left at least four people dead and 80 injured, forcing police to impose a curfew, an official said Monday.
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The Dalai Lama will undergo a second medical checkup in as many months while he recovers from exhaustion, a spokesman for the Tibetan spiritual leader said Monday.
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They fought with each other. They cried a lot, and seemed to fall down an unusually large amount of times. The two-year old, who is getting potty trained, didn’t...
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Spiritual healing can lay claim to being the oldest form of medicine. As a modern, complementary form of medicine, it encompasses practices as varied as Japanese reiki,...
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How happy are you?
Flourishing goes beyond an individual’s pursuit of his or her own happiness to include contributions to society and the happiness of others.
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Love blossoms when two people have each other’s best interests at heart, and it withers when they stop meeting one another’s needs.
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Forget about money. Don’t fret about youth. Acting happy is likely to make you happy.
There are happy people. Researchers at the National Institute on Aging...
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A simple question for everyone who can answer this question.
Who (which persons) are Honest, Truthful, Loving and Wise?
Please answer with your deep thoughts.
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Is it really a fact or we just perceive it that way. Was the USA always a superpower or it has just behaved like one, I mean here the attitude. Brand America is...
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As we all know, we have a well established system of grading/marking in our academics.With that we are almost correct in judgement of the capability of individuals,...
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Parliament member and film star Raj Babbar Sunday joined the Congress party with a number of his supporters.Babbar joined the Congress at a rally here in the presence...
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Noting that Indians still find sex a behind the doors topic, a new survey shows that one out of two men in the country do not have optimal erection hardness and over 60...
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UK envoy to Afghanistan has said that the NATO campaign would fail and that the best hope was to instal an acceptable dictator in Kabul.
According to a report...
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By Ranjan Kumar Amritnidhi, Delhi
Dance,Dance
Whether you know or not
Sing a Devotional or Love song
Whether you know or not.
Dance,Dance,...
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The Delhi auditions for MTV Roadies’ sixth edition was canceled after a group of youngsters reportedly barged into the premises leading to almost a stampede.
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The first big decision came from the newly appointed selectors. But some of the decisions appear that little has changed despite the change in personnel.
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One would not have to look closely to realize that power is being shared and exchanged only between a select bunch of individuals who while retaining their power, have...
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One wondered why Greg Chappell was being garlanded as part of the arrival party of the Australian team in Jaipur. Now it appears he will not be selling India’s...
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The much anticipated star studded Rest of India (ROI) team will miss arguably its biggest star. Sachin Tendulkar has been done in by his elbow again and one wonders if...
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One felt the ICC had hastily announced the deferring of the Champions Trophy to October next year and that too while retaining the same venue despite persistent...
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Listening to Niranjan Shah in the press conference that made the entry of foreign players in to Ranji Trophy official was rather painful. They say that more money makes...
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By Shreyas Bhide
Dhoni has guided India to some fantastic achievments ever since he was made the captain of the Indian ODI squad - the T20 World Cup, CB series in...
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It seems rather strange that most of India’s victories have been wildly rejoiced without going through the scanner to understand what has worked and how victory was...
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The men in Blue try and leave the blues of Test Cricket behind them and take on the Lankan might in the 50 over format of the game. The team would be dearly hoping that...
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There are two ways of looking at the way the Test series panned out for India. Many would like to brush it off attributing it to the Mendis effect and of the ill fated...
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Everyone loves a winner. It is always amusing to watch cricket take up the front page news on most ordinary Indian days. But there are days occasionally when cricket...
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It was not that long ago that India almost called off a tour in Australia and the spirit of men like Michael Clark and Ricky Ponting was questioned in one of the most...
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It was a very unlikely that the high bureaucrats and the always aloof Union Sports Ministry of India were going to let an opportunity to associate themselves with the...
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By Kartik Kannan
The Indian cricket team continues to amaze fans with the kind of expectations people have on a bunch of overrated 11 men. Indian cricket has...
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Former Australian speedster Jason Gillespie has protested vehemently against the Board of Cricket for Control in India (BCCI) for throwing their weight around in world...
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ndia start a three-test series in Sri Lanka on Wednesday which will answer a few questions on how different will be their approach in the island where they only have a...
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Cricket has long been a national obsession. Until recently, winning was not. The 1983 win in the World Cup, one would have thought, would change things. But the...
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The Indian cricket has become more glamourous with arrival of cheerleaders, who cheer for their respective teams. But behind all the glamour are some scared women, who...
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Indian think-tank weren’t be able to read the pitch quite well as the much-hyped Indian batting line up fell like nine pins against some fine quality bowling by South...
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