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On Sundays
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Change
of attitude will be sweet music to ears
 The
Indian cricket team losing three consecutive Tests and with it their
number one ranking was bad enough. Then came the news that my hero
Shammi Kapoor had lost his battle with life. It really has been quite a
traumatic last few days and when it is going to get better, God only
knows.
 Khar:
Pak military’s intentions towards India overrated
Islamabad, August 17
Claiming that army does not run
Pakistan’s foreign policy, Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar has said
the military’s intentions towards India have been “overrated” and
there is a need to break away from this perception.
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Special
to the tribune
Indian
couple in UK alleges caste discrimination
The UK society has learned
to its dismay this week that there is a darker side to the Indian
connection that surpasses the stories of holidays in Kerala, tigers,
Bollywood and joyful investors prepared to pour buckets of money into
ailing British companies. In the first-ever case of its kind, a young
Indian-origin couple has testified before an employment tribunal in
Birmingham about how they were allegedly discriminated against on caste
grounds before they resigned or were dismissed from their jobs.
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Anna wave rattles UPA govt
August 17, 2011
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Cong goes ballistic
against Anna
August 15, 2011
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PM snubs Anna who vows to go on Aug 16 fast
August 14, 2011
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Air
India gets an overhaul
August 13, 2011
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Food inflation soars to 9.9%
August 12, 2011
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SC
upholds death for Pakistani terrorist
August 11, 2011
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Riots
spread in UK
August 10, 2011
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India
can weather global crisis: FM
August 9, 2011
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Indians sitting ducks as drug trials turn fatal
August 8, 2011
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No
reason for me to resign: Dikshit
August 7, 2011
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New
Delhi, August 17
The
path chosen by Anna Hazare is fraught with “grave consequences” for
India’s parliamentary democracy, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
cautioned on Wednesday, justifying the arrest of the social activist
ahead of his planned fast-unto-death for a more powerful anti-graft
legislation.
In
a major embarrassment to the SAD-BJP coalition government, the Punjab
and Haryana High Court today set aside Harish Rai Dhanda’s appointment
as Punjab Public Service Commission Chairman. The High Court ruled the
appointment was liable to be set aside as the decision-making process
was shrouded in obscurity and efforts to choose the best were missing.
In
what turned out to be a historic day for the Parliament, the Rajya Sabha
today became a virtual courtroom as Justice Soumitra Sen of the Calcutta
High Court appeared before the House to defend himself in an impeachment
motion moved against him by CPM leader Sitaram Yechury on grounds of
financial irregularities.