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Verghese Kurien, India's 'milkman' dies at 90
10 Sep 2012
Dr Verghese Kurien, India's "milkman" who unleashed the white revolution that catapulted India as the world’s top milk producing country, died at the age of 90, at Nadiad, near Anand, in Gujarat on Sunday
Tytler booked for Odisha violence
08 Sep 2012
Deccan Chargers good fit for Videocon's brands: Venugopal Dhoot
07 Sep 2012
Videocon's branding budget had been pegged at Rs200 crore per annum and according to chairman Venugopal Dhoot owning an IPL team would be a value buy as a branding exercise for the company
Deccan Chargers good fit for Videocon's brands: Venugopal Dhoot
07 Sep 2012
Videocon's branding budget had been pegged at Rs200 crore per annum and according to chairman Venugopal Dhoot owning an IPL team would be a value buy as a branding exercise for the company
Deccan Chargers good fit for Videocon's brands: Venugopal Dhoot
07 Sep 2012
Videocon's branding budget had been pegged at Rs200 crore per annum and according to chairman Venugopal Dhoot owning an IPL team would be a value buy as a branding exercise for the company
Deccan Chargers good fit for Videocon's brands: Venugopal Dhoot
07 Sep 2012
Videocon's branding budget had been pegged at Rs200 crore per annum and according to chairman Venugopal Dhoot owning an IPL team would be a value buy as a branding exercise for the company
News Corp board cuts Murdoch's bonus
06 Sep 2012
Peace icon Archbishop Desmond Tutu calls for Blair, Bush to face trial for Iraq war
03 Sep 2012
Writing in The Observer newspaper, Archbishop Desmond Tutu accused former UK prime minister Tony Blair and former US president George W Bush of lying about weapons of mass destruction to justify the devastation of Iraq that left the world more destabilised "than any other conflict in history".
India, world face hard times: new CEA Rajan
29 Aug 2012
India will have to devise a strategy to deal with the global economic situation which faces serious challenges, new chief economic advisor Raghuram G Rajan said today
Bollywood's 'grand old man' AK Hangal passes away at 97
27 Aug 2012
A veteran of more than 225 films, the grand old man of Hindi cinema A K Hangal passed away yesterday at 97
Sonia Gandhi is world’s sixth-most powerful lady: Forbes
24 Aug 2012
Congress party president and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi has been ranked by Forbes magazine as the sixth most powerful woman in the world, ahead of US First Lady Michelle Obama
Assange will be promptly nabbed if he steps out: UK
17 Aug 2012
“We will not allow Assange safe passage out of the United Kingdom, nor is there any legal basis for us to do so”, said British foreign secretary William Hague
Ecuador grants political asylum to Julian Assange
16 Aug 2012
The UK, meanwhile, has threatened to storm the Ecuadorian embassy in London and arrest Julian Assange
Union minister Vilasrao Deshmukh passes away
14 Aug 2012
Vilasrao Dagadojirao Deshmukh had a long record of public service and served as chief minister of Maharashtra twice
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