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Results, trust vote shadow on markets (Business Standard India)
The stock markets, riding a positive sentiment from the previous week, will keenly watch out as a host of large companies declare their results for the first quarter. Read More
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The Telegraph - Calcutta (Kolkata) | 7days (The Telegraph)
July 9, 2008, Calcutta: Software engineer Kuntal Choudhury undergoing chemotherapy dies in a nursing home after being injected in the spine instead of the vein.... Read More
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We have sought Rs 8,500 cr for Bangalore city (Business Standard India)
As soon as you took over, your government had to deal with a serious shortage of fertilisers. Even now, the situation has not improved. Read More
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Nihal for Singapore (The Hindu)
MANGALORE: Nihal Manjunath, student of Derik’s Chess School, will participate in the under-13 category in the World school chess championship, being organised by the Singapore Chess Federation from July 22 to 31. Nihal had won ... Read More
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Easy for seeds (The Hindu)
MANGALORE: Seeded players led by Grand Masters Praveen Thipsay and Dibyendu Barua had it easy on the opening day of the second Mangalore all-India open chess tournament which got underway here on Saturday. While Thipsay sailed past ... Read More
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HOME PAGE (The Hindu)
Wipro Q1 net grows 25% at Rs 908 cr Muted growth forecast for Q2. Bangalore, July 18Wipro Ltd, the country’s third largest IT services provider, reported first quarter revenue marginally higher than what it had estimated. ... Read More
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Ambedkar BC triumphs (The Hindu)
BANGALORE: Ambedkar Basketball Club is the new ‘B’ division state basketball league champion. In a final that saw fortunes fluctuating, Ambedkar BC downed Corps of Military Police (CMP) 65-43 after leading 31-19 at the halfway ... Read More
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Infant s hole in heart closed non-surgically (Outlook India)
The Mangalore s Super Speciality Hospital, Omega Hospital has successfully closed a large hole in a six-year-old child s heart non-surgically. Read More
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Timely detection of bomb averts rail mishap (Chennai Online)
Kannur July-19. Timely detection of a country-made bomb on the track close to Punnol railway gate near Thalassery here on Saturday averted a train mishap, police said. Read More
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M.M.Hills records heavy rainfall of 10 cm (New Kerala)
Bangalore, July 19 : Following is a Summary of observations recorded by the weather office here at 0830 hrs today. Read More
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Mangalore: Schoolchildren join fight against global warming - Mangalorean.com
Mangalore: Schoolchildren join fight against global warming - Mangalorean.com July 18th, 2008 Mangalore: Schoolchildren join fight against global warmingMangalorean.com, India - 1 hour ago… Dongerkery, will conduct a road show as part of various programmes chalked out by them to create awareness on global warming here on July 25. … Original po...
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More insider news coming on your way:- Top 15 hottest insider news from my "khufia" source...lolz. 1)Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd:The company is all set to sell its wealth management business.Already feeling the heat of an upcoming prolong bear market. 2)BASF India Ltd:The German parent of BASF India is all set to further hi...
Makkad G's 10101 | 02.11 | Jun 1-15, 2008
Makkad G's 10101 1nformation 0n 1ndian 0nline 1ndustry (Beta…, Beti, Bhai, Behen. Every1's invited!) Version 02.11 - Hello, Here's your issue of Makkad G's 10101 for June 1–15, 2008. Happy Reading! Makkad G - Talk of the Town - Yahoo sued for disseminating copyright content from T-Series Delhi High Court has passe...
Mangalore stevedores concerned over proposed
SteelGuru - Gurgaon,Haryana,India Posted from http://steelguru.com/news/index/2008/07/16/NTQ5MjA%/Mangalore_stevedores_concerned_over_proposed_strike.html
Karnataka hikes tax to check alarming rise in vehicles
… From correspondents in Karnataka, India, 01:30 AM IST In what may be … Shimoga, Bagalkot,Bijapur, Davengere and other districts. An IT-biotech zone will span Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli-Dharwad, Belgaum, … and Dharwad districts. ‘To promote the IT-BT industry beyond Bangalore and Mysore, I propose to … Original post by EIN News: India Biotech News...
CHURUMURI POLL: Will Manmohan govt survive?
With just a day and more to go, the semi-finals of the Indian Political League is delicately poised. Chasing 272 with several bits-and-pieces players who have never gone beyond single-digit scores, the home team captain is understandably nervous. Will the new finds deliver in this tense, nerve-racking game? Will the old warhorses drop anchor at one...
Independents Day has well and truly begun
“Truly alarming is single-digit inflation” E.P. Unny in The Indian Express *** Chief ministerial posts, deputy chief ministerial posts, cabinet berths, ministerial portfolios, renaming of airports, Rs 25 crore to Rs 100 crore… it’s raining freebies in Delhi, all in “the national interest”, and it’s av...
Is Manmohan Singh still “India’s weakest PM”?
Regardless of what happens on Tuesday—or maybe even Monday—can anybody ever accuse Manmohan Singh of being “ India’s weakest PM since independence ” again, as L.K. Advani so effortlessly did eight months ago? The prime minister earned the epithet from the prime minister-in-waiting last October after he told a Hindustan Times conclave ...
Before Xbox & Wii, it was ‘aatakkuntu lekkakilla’
ALOK PRASANNA writes from Bangalore: A recent discussion between commentators during a Test match on whether substitutes should be permitted to wear the “official” cap of the country woke up a long dormant childhood memory. The commentators were talking about whether the substitute was “ aatakkuntu lekkakilla” . Roughly ...
What if parties had not issued a ‘whip’ on N-deal?
Four days to go, and there is still no clarity on which way the trust-vote will go. At least not on TV. The 9’ o clock news contradicts the 8 pm prime, which will no doubt be smothered by business breakfast. “Close call…” “Touch and go…”, “Nosing ahead…” The race course terminology has an eerie echo with the horse-trading that is supposedly t...
Edifice Complex kills our cities, then our citizens
With the number of air passengers from Bangalore to Madras apparently dropping by as much as 60 to 70 per cent, Narendar Pani calls the new Bangalore International Airport a classic example of huge expenses being expended on a project with uncertain returns, in Mail Today : “Those who plan for India’s cities today have been afflicted...
A lion roars no more. M.P. Shankar, rest in peace
churumuri records with regret the passing away of actor, producer and director, M.P. Shankar . In the aftermath of the success of Gandhada Gudi , Shankar was an imposing figure for young Mysore children. His home, first on 3rd main road, Vontikoppal, and later at Panchavati, Jayalakshmi puram, was a virtual bird sanctuary. Our first and most ab...
‘At least tabloids connect with our little lives’
Dipankar Gupta , professor in sociology at Jawaharlal Nehru University, in Mail Today : “I would rather go for low-brow tabloids any day. At least they address matters that concern us and connect with our little lives…. “The popular press and the media, in general, are blamed for wallowing in sensationalism and pandering to gr...
It ain’t so cute when hunters are hunted, is it?
“This is Sunidhi reporting! It’s Dr Prannoy Roy. He just got down from his Merc close to Khan Market. I can’t believe my luck. The aging ‘Father of Indian television’ is still so handsome! He has started walking towards Khan Market. Prannoy’s car is driving past the market. Wait! What do I see? A sweet little thing we...
Why PM rushed where Pranab feared to tread
Why was Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in such a tearing hurry at the G-8 summit in Japan last week to announce that India would go ahead with the Indo-US deal while external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee was announcing that the government would do so only after demonstrating its majority on the floor of the Lok Sabha. The answer, according to...
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