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Can't award martyr status to anyone, says government

Vyas Samman for Ramdarash Mishra and Narendra Kohli

Spot-fixing: fear of sponsor pullout looms over T20 league

BJP gives it back, says govt to blame for delayed bills

Can't award martyr status to anyone, says government

Vyas Samman for Ramdarash Mishra and Narendra Kohli

Spot-fixing: fear of sponsor pullout looms over T20 league

BJP gives it back, says govt to blame for delayed bills

Can't award martyr status to anyone, says government

Vyas Samman for Ramdarash Mishra and Narendra Kohli

Spot-fixing: fear of sponsor pullout looms over T20 league

BJP gives it back, says govt to blame for delayed bills

Can't award martyr status to anyone, says government

Vyas Samman for Ramdarash Mishra and Narendra Kohli

Spot-fixing: fear of sponsor pullout looms over T20 league

BJP gives it back, says govt to blame for delayed bills

Can't award martyr status to anyone, says government

Vyas Samman for Ramdarash Mishra and Narendra Kohli

Spot-fixing: fear of sponsor pullout looms over T20 league

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Vindoo names 3 Chennai players, including a senior

Three Chennai Super Kings players, one of them quite senior, were in touch with Vindoo Dara Singh during the ongoing T20 season, the actor, arrested in connection with the spot-fixing probe, has told investigators. Debasish Panigrahi reports.

Spot-fixing: fear of sponsor pullout looms over T20 league

As new facts emerged in the T20 League's match fixing scandal engulfing team owners, players, umpires and bookies in a swirl of allegations, it is the sponsors, having committed hundreds of crores of rupees, who are the most anxious. Gaurav Choudhury reports.

SP, BSP help Cong maintain fine balance

By giving a miss to the UPA’s ninth anniversary celebrations, the Samajwadi Party (SP) has dropped enough hints that it is distancing itself from the Congress ahead of the next general elections. Aurangzeb Naqshbandi and Srinand Jha report.

Meiyappan seeks time to appear before cops

Ghaziabad family murder: fomer driver arrested

Punjab teacher gets life term for student’s rape

India Cements stock plunges

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IIM Bangalore receives hoax bomb threat

Suspected Chinese spy detained in Dharamsala

Insensitive remark makes UP home secy lose job

Sonia Gandhi, Rahul back PM, slam talk of rift

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A man for all reasons

Sharif is committed to picking up from where Vajpayee and he left off around 14 years ago. The political class in India should not let him down, writes Vinod Sharma.

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Opposition for the sake of it

If the government, which has been in power for a good nine years, is patting itself on the back on its achievements, what should the Opposition do?

Personal computers are not going to win political parties the votes they so actively seek. An inclusive society is now their only chance. Samar Halarnkar writes.

India under a Eurosceptic lens

By focusing on the problem of Eastern European immigrants, the UKIP has taken away the heat from Indian migration. Dipankar De Sarkar writes.

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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D-company’s link under probe: Himanshu Roy

Joint commissioner of police (crime) Himanshu Roy talks about the ongoing investigation into spot fixing in the T-20 league, and the involvement of Dawood Ibrahim gang, in an interview with HT.

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N Srinivasan's ultimate genius lies in turning the Indian Board, a conglomerate of powerful businessmen, politicians, and bureaucrats, into a mute spectator of his brazen actions. As the police circle his cricket empire, surely it's time to show him the door, writes Pradeep Magazine.

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Mamata wants to take over Saradha TV channels

West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee announced on Thursday that her government would "temporarily take over" two television channels owned by the scam-tainted Saradha Group amidst howls of protest from the opposition CPI(M). HT reports.

Bollywood is in mood for love again

Much bashed for the fact, but mushy love was Bollywood’s identity for a long time. Movies such as Maine Pyar Kiya and Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge have outlined the definition of love in the country.

3D Printing: what we are dealing with

Imagine a device that can create a gun for $25. Now imagine being able to fire eight shots from this novel gun. Wait, don’t stop there. What if you could create it? The alarming truth is you can. Click here to learn about the pros and cons of 3D printing!

Travel deals galore

This is the best time to book your holiday. Intense competition and the economic slowdown have combined with normal discounts to throw up great deals for tourists. Mahua Venkatesh and Anupama Airy report. Why its raining discounts

Phaneesh case: woman is pregnant, sues him and iGate

The iGate employee who was in a relationship with sacked CEO Phaneesh Murthy is suing him for sexual harassment, her lawyers said Wednesday, adding she is pregnant with his child. HT reports.

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A Nasa satellite has captured a 9,000-km swath of nearly unbroken land from Russia to South Africa, thus photographing arguably the world’s largest continuous panorama. Capturing the strip of continuous landmass was a challenge.

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