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Skeletal remains of King Richard III identified
04 Feb 2013
Experts have unanimously identified the remains discovered in Leicester city centre as being those of King Richard lll, the last Plantagenet king who died in battle in 1485
Peregrine ex-chief sentenced to 50 years in prison for financial crimes
02 Feb 2013
Russell R. Wasendorf Sr's penalty is the latest in a series of stiff sentences handed down by judges for financial crimes
Govt cheated on Lokpal bill: Hazare
01 Feb 2013
Hazare has threatened to return to Ramlila Maidan if the government fails to make amends and bring in a strong Lokpal bill
Manoj Kohli to be Airtel MD in management rejig
31 Jan 2013
Manoj Kohli to be Airtel MD in management rejig
31 Jan 2013
No bail for Jagan in illegitimate assets case
24 Jan 2013
The Andhra Pradesh high court today dismissed the regular bail petition of YSR Congress chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddy in connection with a disproportionate assets case against him
It’s Rahul Gandhi all the way for Congress
21 Jan 2013
‘Rahul, Rahul’, clamour at Congress conclave
19 Jan 2013
Rio Tinto CEO quits after $14-bn write-down
18 Jan 2013
The move came following a $14-billion impairment charge in the company’s 2012 results on account of its problems in Mozambique and reduction in values of its aluminium assets
Pak’s anti-graft watchdog comes to PM’s rescue
17 Jan 2013
The head of Pakistan’s anti-corruption wing has defied a Supreme Court order to arrest Raja Pervez Ashraf, citing lack of evidence against the prime minister
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