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by Shreyas Bhide
It seems Bangalore Royal Challengers ‘histrionics’ seems to be having a rather dreadful effect on quite a few heads. First Charu Sharma and now Martin Crowe has faced the axe.
Former South African wicket keeper Ray Jennings...
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The first touch screen from the Canadian Mobile phone company, RIM, the Blackberry Storm has come to Bangalore. Bangalore is the place where I stay. As Vodafone has...
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AP, Lima
India and China’s ability to resist the global economic slowdown will greatly influence whether the crisis drags the world into a depression, a top Pacific Rim...
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Try and beat this! After Liz Hurley donned the Sari for her wedding, here is Posh Spice giving her own version to the Indian attire on nothing less than the cover page...
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Hoodies are the new denim jackets! There was a time when denim jackets were everywhere, dark, light, long and short and now - the baton has been passed to hoodies!...
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By Trevor Chesterfield and Sreetata S. Yellamrazu
Moores, a miracle worker and Pietersen, the Messiah. Sounds wonderful but also rather like a fairy tale that...
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We have all seen the Tata Sky plus TV Spot, featuring Aamir Khan and Gul Panag. Tata Sky promises to end the constant fights between husbands and wives over the remote....
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Weight loss is a wonderful feeling to someone who needs to knock off those extra pounds but how do we learn to keep it off? A consistent and healthy lifestyle is key no...
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by Kartik Kannan
2-0 in India’s favour and it feels good being an Indian to see this scoreline. Two victories achieved batting England out of the game. ...
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Well, it appears that God of small things has decided to dominate the making of products on this planet. Most of the companies are either launching or have launched...
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AP, Nagpur
A 7-month-old wild tiger died Tuesday in a central Indian zoo, two days after veterinarians tried to save the cub with a rare blood transfusion, officials said.
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A massive turn out of 63.75 per cent voters marked the first phase of the seven-phased Jammu & Kashmir Assembly Elections2008 that concluded on Tuesday....
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Taliban militants attacked Pakistani tribal leaders near the Afghan border, triggering a gunbattle and an explosion that killed seven people, an official said Tuesday.
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Well that is the news which ibnlive is flashing. All four inmates, all male Rahul, Zulfi, Ashutosh and Raja were left after Monica was evicted out, they attempted to...
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A Pakistani official says a clash between Taliban militants and pro-government tribal elders has left at least five people dead.
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When Rachel Bilson could predict it as early as March this year and clairvoyant Vanessa Simmons got a pair in Gucci in September, how is it possible that the studded...
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In one word, the collection is simply wow! Victorio and Lucchino emphasize on black backdrop and pink swarovsky crystals as their signature design for accessories this...
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For two decades the Tibetan struggle against China has been defined by the Dalai Lama’s measured path of compromise. Now, it could be abandoned for the long-held...
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After the successful Sachin Tendulkar-Saurav Ganguly record opening wicket era, there was a period when the Indian board had a tough time finding a regular opening pair...
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This was a day perhaps even the selectors would have been afraid to see when the wards they failed to select made a bold statement against the touring Austraalians.
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The malaise is eating into the biggest billed domestic tournament, the lung opener of the 2008-’09 series. Should it have been present in the first place and are the...
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The Irani Trophy, otherwise forgotten, has suddenly become a high profile domestic tournament. Nothing like a few stars to dazzle the sky? The test for the Indians...
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By Sreelata S. Yellamrazu
What shambles! On the one hand, there is the super successful inaugural edition of the IPL and on the other day, a team drowning in...
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When the team management, the coach and the captain are unaware of what’s the right team combination and methodology of negotiating the transforming scenario then...
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has awarded a Grade C contract to Mumbai opener Wasim Jaffer. The contract is a reorganization of his excellent batting...
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Undeniably, the results of the first two tests further fractured the moral of Team India, that India found its each attempt fruitless in the crucial hour of the...
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Number 9 batsman Dave Mohammed foiled Team India’s effort to take away the match with his heroic batting display during the end part of the game. Mohammed dashed...
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India sets an uphill task for the host West Indies in the first test at Antigua as Wasim Jaffer continuing his marathon innings got his maiden double century and...
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Wasim Jaffer’s classy century at St. John’s (Antigua) has not only lifted India but also empowered the Mumbai batsman to script a new history in Indian...
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Wasim Jaffer’s magnificent century rescued Team India in the first test against Indies at Antigua.
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