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Ajit Pawar to be back as Maharashtra Dy CM
06 Dec 2012
Antivirus pioneer, arrested by Guatemalan police
06 Dec 2012
Rajat Gupta granted bail in insider trading case
05 Dec 2012
Former prime minister IK Gujral passes away
30 Nov 2012
Gujral, who was the 12th prime minister of India from April 1997 to March 1998, had also served in various capacities as minister and diplomat
Ratan Tata urges greater India-Australia cooperation
28 Nov 2012
Australia with its technology leadership and natural resources and India with huge manpower and a growing market could be ideal partners in development, he said
Ratan Tata urges greater India-Australia cooperation
28 Nov 2012
Australia with its technology leadership and natural resources and India with huge manpower and a growing market could be ideal partners in development, he said
Chitra Ramakrishna set to be new NSE head
28 Nov 2012
Arafat’s body exhumed to test poisoning theory
28 Nov 2012
Forensic experts exhumed the body of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in the West Bank, seeking to determine if he was murdered by Israeli agents using the hard-to-trace radioactive poison, polonium
Funds pour in for Kejriwal’s AAP
27 Nov 2012
Kejriwal vows to jail bad politicians if elected
27 Nov 2012
Cipla appoints Novartis' Subhanu Saxena as new CEO
22 Nov 2012
Cipla has appointed the former CEO and country president of Novartis UK, Subhanu Saxena, as its new CEO
Cipla appoints Novartis' Subhanu Saxena as new CEO
22 Nov 2012
Cipla has appointed the former CEO and country president of Novartis UK, Subhanu Saxena, as its new CEO
Pak terrorist Ajmal Kasab hanged at Yerwada Jail
21 Nov 2012
Ajmal Kasab, the lone surviving 26 / 11 Mumbai terrorist, was executed at Pune’s Yerwada jail in the early hours of Wednesday
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