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Maqbool Fida Husain passes away at age 95
09 Jun 2011
Renowned Indian artist, Maqbool Fida Husain, passed away in a London hospital on Thursday at age 95.
Hazare sets 15 August deadline, swears by Jan Lokpal Bill
08 Jun 2011
'The government is creating artificial obstacles to smooth functioning of the drafting committee as it did not want to yield ground on the black money issue.'
Tony Tyler succeeds Bisignani as IATA chief
07 Jun 2011
Tony Tyler succeeds Bisignani as IATA chief
07 Jun 2011
Tony Tyler succeeds Bisignani as IATA chief
07 Jun 2011
Hazare team boycotts Lokpal drafting panel meeting
06 Jun 2011
Government members of the panel said they would continue with the drafting of the Lokpal bill "whether or not someone" attends the meeting.
SC seeks government explanation on Ramdev action
06 Jun 2011
Ontario appoints new marketing head in India
06 Jun 2011
Netizens give thumbs down to Baba Ramdev
04 Jun 2011
Oxford University chancellor wants Ahluwalia as IMF chief
04 Jun 2011
Lord Chris Patten, chancellor of the University of Oxford, has mooted the name of Montek Singh Ahluwalia, deputy chairman of Planning Commission, as the next managing director of IMF
Government tries to woo yoga guru Ramdev
02 Jun 2011
Adrian Miller bids adieu to JWT
31 May 2011
Lokpal bill panel split as government, civil society members spar
30 May 2011
Except on the one issue of keeping public grievances under the jurisdiction of the Lokpal, the government members opposed most of the other points in the draft prepared by civil society representatives
Bloom Energy appoints Girish S Paranjpe as MD
26 May 2011
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