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So where does this online explosion leave the humble postcard? Well, the situation is not as dire as you might think. According to the Royal Mail, which runs Britain’s postal service, many of us still retain a fond attachment to tradition, with...
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The gooey, golden stuff that builds up inside your ears should stay there, according to national guidelines on earwax removal released today.
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Sony Corp said on Thursday it would launch the world’s thinnest liquid crystal display (LCD) TVs this year, broadening its product line-up ahead of the critical...
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Talk about crashed apps and spotty 3G service has caused a stir among would-be iPhone 3G buyers, writes Ted Landau. Should buyers wait for these problems to blow over...
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At its Developer Forum, Intel introduced a few wildly futuristic technologies, such as power transfer without wires, something that has long fascinated columnist Rob...
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Like other new browsers, the latest version of Firefox has made security a top priority, and it will alert the user if a site you’re about to click on appears to...
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The eighth version of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer is available in its second beta. The new Web browser features new options for organizing and tabbing pages as...
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Saved by the dozen, is how Mahela Jayawardene must see this game. It is rather ironical how a team that performs with panache till they wrap the series suddenly hit a...
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India’s external intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW), has been hit by another crisis. A senior female officer, working as a Director in...
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Chennai born and IIM-A educated business stalwart Indra Nooyi of Pepsico has moved up to the third rank in this year’s list, from the fifth last year, to become...
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ICICI’s chief strategy and communications officer and vice-chairperson for insurance, securities and asset management Kalpana Morparia has joined JP Morgan as the...
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What do I think of when I think of Pakistan? I see the dusty mosques of Multan, the chaotic illegal markets in Peshawar where you can buy everything from a fake Rolex...
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In yesterday’s Times Of India the “Speaking Tree” section espouses the merits of knitting . In a US church they have something called the...
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South Africa suffered a major blow with Graeme Smith finally deciding his elbow had all done all it could. But the team now had to do without the skipper’s resources...
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20 Microns, a pioneer and leader in the micronised minerals proposes to enter the capital markets on September 8, 2008 with a public issue of 43,50,632 Equity shares of...
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South Africa stand in captain Jacques Kallis won the toss and decided to field in the third One-Day International against England at the Oval on Friday.
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Hardly anything more than an academic exercise, India look still like learners with the road ahead of them. But it is the Sri Lankans who still need to have their...
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An Indian doctor jailed in Australia last year in a bungled terrorism case has officially been cleared, Australian police said Friday.
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Most of the times I think when we remember our postal department, we critisise them, their working etc etc.
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The Cat is out of bag. Whether the political and social activists like it or not, liberalisation of economy and trade along with globalisation have become a buzzword in...
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