Cardinal sin: Who's playing with the truth, Alencherry or Vatican?
We should not allow Cardinal Alencherry’s revised statement, which replaces a more narrow-minded one, go unchallenged.
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Lankan fishermen attack Indian counterparts
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Kudankulam plant may start by August: NPCIL
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Bihar’s economy growing under Nitish Kumar
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‘Right to Reject’ on campaign agenda: Bedi
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Nobel Peace Prize: Honour Edhi, the Mahatma of our time
It’s puzzling that the Nobel Committee has ignored him this long as they did Gandhi.
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Syria: Why we can’t afford the death of journalists
When it comes to war zones, the world needs to listen to the voices of the subjects and the storytellers. We can’t afford the deaths of either.
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From any branch banking to any booth voting
Any Booth Voting will be a boon for travellers as well as economic migrants who have to live away from their constituency to earn a living.
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Whiter shade of pale: What are lily-white women doing in Bollywood?
Even as our actresses try to look more like Cameron Diaz, with their blonde streaks and skin whitening treatments, we have an influx of lily-white foreigners who are being bronzed and tanned – and not very well – to be made to look more desi.
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A weak yen means a fresh potential bonanza for equities
A weakening yen coupled with higher interest rates in emerging markets means we could see a tsunami of fresh equity investments from Japan
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Citizen candidates failed: Do cribbers really want change?
Nothing else, but the unconcern of non-voting cribbers, will explain the victory of only 1 of the 79 candidates put up by the citizen groups across the city.
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Does your designation really matter?
Beyond setting an internal pecking order within the organisation, from an employee’s perspective, what is the utility of this tag?
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Why we can not accept ‘this’ Sachin
Tendulkar has more cricket left in him – good, world-class cricket. But he isn’t playing it today and that is the only issue.
Want to study and work in the UK? Think twice
The recent changes to UK visa rules kick-in from April 2012 and may spell an end to the country being the favourite destination for prospective Indian students.
#Education #HowThisWorks #Theresa May #United Kingdom #Visas
5 suspects in bank robbery shot dead in Chennai
Five persons were today shot dead in an encounter for their alleged involvement in a bank robbery case here, police said.
#Chennai bank robbery case #NewsTracker
Interview Airlines don’t follow DGCA guidelines for disability training: Javed Abidi
Javed Abidi, convener, disability rights group, talks to Firstpost about the way airlines treat passengers with disabilities and why he thinks such cases will keep on happening.
17 soldiers feared dead in J&K avalanches
Two avalanches hit army outposts in Jammu and Kashmir, with at least 17 soldiers feared dead so far.
#Army #Avalanche #Jammu and Kashmir #Natural Disaster #NewsTrackerKerala murder: No end to deadlock; Cardinal clarifies
With India and Italy sticking to their stand, the case relating to the killing of two Kerala fishermen will be taken up in court today. And Cardinal Mar George Alencherry retracts a controversial statement.
#Cardinal Alencherry #Italy #Kerala #NewsTracker #VaticanED presents status report to CVC in 2G case
The Enforcement Directorate today presented a status report of its probe into the 2G spectrum allocation case to the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC).
#2GScam #Central Vigilance Commission #Enforcement Directorate #Law/Crime #NewsTrackerGovt likely to withdraw all additional charges against Salem
The decision in principle was taken at meeting in the Ministry of Home Affairs where officials from the CBI, the Law Ministry and the Ministry of External Affairs also participated.
#Abu Salem #CBI #Law/Crime #Ministry of External Affairs #NewsTrackerNews Wrap: Kingfisher’s new flight schedule; Dhoni-Viru stand divided
Listen to today’s top stories in our audio news bulletin.
#2G court #Chelsea #Italy #Kingfisher #NewsWrap #Saif Ali KhanIndia, Italy stick to their stand; Kerala to press for prosecution
India and Italy today stuck to their stand as they tried to defuse the escalating diplomatic row over the killing of two Indian fishermen while Kerala government said it will press for prosecution of the two Italian naval marines involved.
#Italy #Kerala #NewsTracker #Oommen Chandy #Preneet Kaur
