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Gas cylinder blast on Pak school bus kills 17 children

British soldier's slaying prompts UK security review

Sydney player racially abused by 13-year-old girl in Melbourne

UP: woman, daughter jump off moving truck to resist sexual assault

Spot-fixing case: Meiyappan spends night in lock-up, to be produced in court today

Gas cylinder blast on Pak school bus kills 17 children

British soldier's slaying prompts UK security review

Sydney player racially abused by 13-year-old girl in Melbourne

UP: woman, daughter jump off moving truck to resist sexual assault

Spot-fixing case: Meiyappan spends night in lock-up, to be produced in court today

Gas cylinder blast on Pak school bus kills 17 children

British soldier's slaying prompts UK security review

Sydney player racially abused by 13-year-old girl in Melbourne

UP: woman, daughter jump off moving truck to resist sexual assault

Spot-fixing case: Meiyappan spends night in lock-up, to be produced in court today

Gas cylinder blast on Pak school bus kills 17 children

British soldier's slaying prompts UK security review

Sydney player racially abused by 13-year-old girl in Melbourne

UP: woman, daughter jump off moving truck to resist sexual assault

Spot-fixing case: Meiyappan spends night in lock-up, to be produced in court today

Gas cylinder blast on Pak school bus kills 17 children

British soldier's slaying prompts UK security review

Sydney player racially abused by 13-year-old girl in Melbourne

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Spot-fixing case: Meiyappan spends night in lock-up, to be produced in court today

After spending a night in the crime branch lock-up, Gurunath Meiyappan, son-in-law of BCCI chief N Srinivasan, is likely to be produced before a magistrate for remand in Mumbai today. Read: India Cements statement | Unanswered questions | Poll: Can IPL redeem itself after the spot-fixing scandal?

BCCI mulls suspending Srinivasan if he refuses to step down as chief

Rattled by N Srinivasan's continued defiance, some top BCCI officials have started the process to oust him by getting him suspended and using the services of his predecessor Shashank Manohar, who has a clean image. Srinivasan says has no intention to resign

Changing Equations
Nitish's caste design shows JD(U) preparing for a split with BJP

The JD(U) is preparing for the 2014 polls very seriously. Nitish Kumar is making new friends and getting the estranged ones back, as he may have to decide to go it alone if Gujarat CM Narendra Modi is declared the NDA's PM candidate. Ashok Mishra reports.

Congress defeat, not PM's post, is Modi’s aim: Rajnath

CRPF man drags Congress MLA by hair in Assam

Odisha: woman sarpanch puts husband in the dock

36 leaders to articulate Cong views in TV debates

Gas cylinder blast on Pak school bus kills 17 children

Delhi polls: Kejriwal announces list of ticket-seekers

UK fighters escort Pak plane to airport, 2 arrested

Closer ties focus of PM’s visit to Japan, Thailand

Ceasefire violation by Pak; Brigadier, 2 jawans hurt

Britain on high alert, braces for copycat attacks

Kolkata: Wife arrested for abducting husband

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Lessons from Pakistan

When it comes to election results, assumptions based on privilege, charm, charisma and media endorsements are not accurate clues to the mind of the voter. Barkha Dutt writes.

Our Take
When everyone has to pitch in

Allies of successive governments must account for themselves much better than they have done.

Let awareness and science help women move past the stigma associated with breast cancer. Rajesh Jain writes.

Another Day
An inconvenient truth

In India, we’re leap years away from giving women a just work environment. Namita Bhandare writes.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal on Friday announced the names of 44 shortlisted candidates for 12 constituencies for Delhi assembly elections. In an interview with HT, Kejriwal spoke about his electoral plans.

Interview | Alok Mittal, commissioner of police, Gurgaon
‘We are working towards making Gurgaon safer’

I have directed all the SHOs to identify poorly-lit roads and lanes in their respective jurisdictions, said Alok Mittal, commissioner of police, Gurgaon in an interview with HT.

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Sarit Ray's review: Ishkq in Paris

This is the sort of Bollywood romance that used to set the box office on fire back in the 2000s. Producer-actor Zinta is on familiar territory, for she herself has starred in some of them. Sarit Ray writes.

Rashid Irani's review: Fast And Furious 6

The sixth entry in the blockbuster franchise which first vroomed across the multiplexes in 2001 focuses squarely on what the gearheads want: tyre-screeching mayhem, death-defying heroics and camera-caressing femmes. Rashid Irani writes.

Karan Johar turns 41, says no starry celebrations this time

It's Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar's birthday today. But the filmmaker, who hosted a much talked about, star-studded bash last year, plans a quiet birthday this time around. Read on to know his plans.

Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf leaves India in a hurry

Asad Rauf, the Pakistani umpire whose name has cropped up in the current T20 league spot fixing scandal, has left the country in a hurry. "He left the country from Delhi a few days back," said Himanshu Roy, joint commissioner of police (Crime). HT reports.

Critics' review: Get drunk to survive Hangover 3

Highly anticipated final part of The Hangover series has been trashed by critics universally. Todd Phillip's third of the comedy franchise has failed to get movie-goers high on its humour. Read on.

Shah Rukh to pay only Rs. 8.3 crore for a Rs. 200-crore plot

Actor Shah Rukh Khan gets to buy the 26,329-square-foot Bandra plot on which his sea-facing bungalow, Mannat, stands for Rs. 8.3 crore under a new government scheme for lease-holders. Sayli Udas Mankikar reports.

After scandal, players party with some caution

One of the most sought after cricketers in the Indian T20 league was relaxing in the lounge chair by the team hotel’s poolside. Amid blaring music, the skimpily clad cheerleaders cannot keep their hands off him. Anand Sachar reports. Party goes on

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When Led Zep Reunited

In 2007, the surviving members of Led Zeppelin reunited to produce a concert that many would’ve died to be able to watch live. Six years later, the DVD is out and so is the audio recording. Bliss for middle-aged rockers. READ BLOG

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Karnataka Assembly polls 2013

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