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PRP Plenary Praja Sankalpam begins at Visakhapatnam
Chiranjeevi ruled out merger of the party with the Congress Praja Rajyam Online
East Coast Review Meeting held
Senior officials from various agencies attends Vizag News
AP High Court suspends five judicial officers
Charges for their involvement in LLM Examination malpractices
Minorities Minster Ahmedullah slips from Odarpu Yatra
Jagan Mohan Reddy keeps controversies at bay
TTD Specified Authority constituted
J Satyanarayana to head the three member Authority
Former TTD Chairman Karunakar Reddy calls of five day fast
Indefinite fast demanding CBI enquiry into the alleged allegations against him
Uttarakhand forest department initiates tree transplantation drive
(Uttarakhand)., Sep.5 (ANIIn a unique display of bionomical sensitivity, forest officials in Uttarakhands Haldwani district have decided to transplant old trees instead of felling them. ANI
Eight killed in West Bengal road mishap
At least eight people were killed and several others injured in a road accident on Sunday in West Bengals Malda District. ANI
Maoists punish rapist in their Jharkhand court
Maoists in Jharkhands Palamu district held a peoples court to punish a man who had raped his niece. ANI
Papaya shaped Lord Ganesha attracts Bhubaneswar devotees
A papaya tree grown in the premises of the rural water supply and sanitation department office in Orissas Bhubaneswar city, is attracting the religious minded here, as it has reportedly borne a fruit in the shape of Lord Ganesha. ANI
101 Indian fishermen return home from Pak through Wagah land route
One hundred one Indian fishermen crossed into India through the Wagah- Attari land route on Sunday after being released by the Pakistan maritime force and rangers. ANI
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US expert says elections make defense spending cuts more difficult
An expert at UABs Department of Sociology and Social Work, Casey Borch, has said that elections make defense spending cuts more difficult. ANI
British Airways-Iberia could buy Indian airline
British Airways has indicated that it may buy an Indian airline following its merger with Spains Iberia. ANI
Middle East peace: Clinton facing crucial test
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton faces a crucial test with the proposed resumption of Middle East peace talks. ANI
Afghan Govt. moves to help nation's biggest bank
The Afghan government is scrambling to shore up the nations largest bank to stem a looming financial crisis. ANI
Ground Zero mosque man sued for ripping off insurance company
One of the financial backers of the proposed Ground Zero mosque has been sued for allegedly swindling nearly 1.8 million dollars from an insurance company. ANI
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Shammi, Asha share thoughts at screening of 'Teesri Manzil' in Mumbai
Bollywood movie veterans Asha Parekh and Shammi Kapoor here shared their thoughts at the special screening of 1966 box office hit movie Teesri Manzil here over the weekend. ANI
'MJ's ghost wants $1m theft case solved'
Late King of Pop Michael Jacksons ghostly presence has been felt by friends and family regularly since his death last year. ANI
Christina Aguilera on her marriage
Pop singer Christina Aguilera, who has been married to music exec Jordan Bratman for nearly five years, says their relationship hasnt changed much since they first began dating in 2002. ANI
Catherine Zeta Jones' agony over Michael Douglas's throat cancer
Welsh actress Catherine Zeta Jones has opened about her agony over husband Michael Douglass throat cancer. ANI
I have no problem with the word stripper, says Dita Von Teese
Burlesque starlet Dita Von Teese says that she has no problem with the word stripper. ANI
Celine Dion shows off baby bump in French mag
Pregnant Celine Dion recently posed with her family for a French magazine photoshoot. ANI
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Match fixer Majeed checked deal room before predicting Pak n-balls
Spot fixer Majeed is said to have insisted on walking around the room to check there was nobody else there when was close to accepting the deal offered by the News of The World (NOTW) team masquerading as representatives of a Middle East business consortium seeking to sign Pakistan cricketers. ANI
Spot-fixing: British tabloid claims to shatter ludicrous claims of Pak envoy
The British tabloid, which unearthed a 150,000 pound spot-fixing scandal, has said that it can shatter the ludicrous claims of Pakistans High Commissioner to the UK, Wajid Hasan, that his countrys cricketers were victims of a set up. ANI
British lawmakers to pay more for food, drinks in Parliament
Cheap food and drink may no longer be available to British lawmakers with Prime Minister David Cameron deciding to cut down on taxpayer-funded subsidies. ANI
Spot-fixing: Majeed's texts could help nail Pak cricketers
A British tabloid has revealed that a trail of texts could help Scotland Yard nail London-based bookie Mazher Majeed and the Pakistani cricketers accused in a 150,000 pound spot-fixing scandal. ANI
Murray determined to beat Wawrinka in fourth-round of US Open
British tennis ace Andy Murray is determined to blast his way past Switzerlands Stanislas Wawrinka to reach the last 16 of the US Open at Flushing Meadows. ANI
Arsenal told me I had to stay: Fabregas
Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas has admitted that he only stayed back at the club because he was given no choice. ANI
US' economic woes would have been same under McCain as President, think 54 per cent of Americans
Despite having a perception that President Barack Obama has not done much to improve the economy, 54 percent of Americans think that economy would have been the same today if McCain was in his position, according to a new Fox News poll. ANI
Germany's central bank asks race-row member to quit
Germanys central bank - The Bundesbank - has said that it is in the process of dismissing a board member whose comments stereotyped Muslims and Jews, drawing outrage both at home and abroad. ANI
TERI Foundation Day Acclaims Corporate Leadership & the Role of Business in Nation Building
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Toyota Technician Institute in China Marks 20 Years
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11 hrs of meditation may boost brain function
Just 11 hours of learning a meditation technique provokes positive structural changes in brain connectivity by boosting efficiency in a part that helps a person regulate behaviour in accordance with their goals, according to a study. ANI
Parents' preference for nutritious food withers when buying for kids
New research shows that parents preference for nutritious foods goes down to 50 percent when theyre selecting products for the kids, rather than for themselves. ANI
Mass extinctions change evolution rules
A new study from Macquarie University has analyzed why global mass extinctions occur - whether they are just short-term diversions in lifes preordained course, or spring up completely new paths of evolution. ANI
Warning over health risks of addictive painkillers
An Australian study has warned about the dangers of addiction to household painkillers as it leads to serious health problems. ANI
Eat healthy meals for optimal learning
An expert has said that the childs lunchbox not only holds secrets to better physical health but can also help a child mentally prepare for learning. ANI
Cockroaches could help fight MRSA, E.coli
Cockroaches and locusts, which are widely reviled for their dirty image, could actually be more of a health benefit than a health risk, say scientists. ANI
Coming soon: Single-dose malaria drug
Just one dose of a new experimental drug could cure malaria, scientists at U.S. National Institutes of Health have reported. ANI
US, India share best practices to combat HIV/AIDS in Africa
India and the United States joined forces to showcase the strengths of Indias HIV/AIDS prevention and control program for a delegation from Ghana, a real-life example of the bilateral partnership on global issues. ANI
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