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Jazz lovers in the capital have an exciting weekend in store. The 100 Pipers Jazz Utsav 2009 Saturday and Sunday will feature some of the biggest names in international jazz.
Read Complete Story »Asterix, the world's most famous Gaul just turned 50, bringing all of Europe into a fever about the comic book hero.
Read Complete Story »It was a photo exhibition on climate change, but instead of the negative impact of the phenomenon, it showcased how people in rural India are coping with changes in climate and evolving new ways to cope with it.
Read Complete Story »Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama will give the valedictory address at a conference on Tibetan history and culture at Delhi University Saturday in which more than 40 scholars from across the world are participating.
Read Complete Story »Deep in the heart of Maoist country in Jharkhand, a young woman is reviving ancient artistic genres to "bring new meaning into the lives of tribal and backward caste women" whose husbands and kin have taken to arms.
Read Complete Story »Artistic memory is spreading itself beyond the brain, says noted Mumbai-based poet, art critic and curator Ranjit Hoskote, whose show "Retrieval Systems" in the capital, featuring five leading contemporary artists, deals with the "nature of memory and how it preoccupies artists".
Read Complete Story »The son Osama bin Laden favoured to carry on his work says he would like to work for the United Nations instead -- as a peace campaigner.
Read Complete Story »Acclaimed American novelist Philip Roth has been shortlisted for the Bad Sex Award, alongside fellow-literary luminaries Amos Oz and Paul Theroux.
Read Complete Story »Contemporary Santhali literature has taken off in a big way since it became an official language of Jharkhand in 2003, but it has not come of age because the government has not added it to the list of official Indian languages, says a pioneer of the Santhali book trade.
Read Complete Story »"Nine Lives: In Search of the Sacred in Modern India" by William Dalrymple continued to retain the number one position in the non-fiction section of the bestseller list for the fourth consecutive week while Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol" topped the fiction category.
Read Complete Story »One-rank-one-pension demand accepted: Antony
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Shiv Sainiks attack TV channel offices in Mumbai, Pune; 4 staffers injured (Second Lead)
Aren't shiv sena guys hindus. Aren't they the ones who worship cows and animals and mutated...
Mattoo brings about a truce between Brasa and players
You really know what you are talking about and can explain things really well....
New treatment for hemophilia launched in India
DEAR SIR.,
I SURAJIT PAUL A HIMOPHELIA EFECTED PAISENT WANTS TO KNOW THE NEW HOME BASE TREATEMENT...
Dara Singh’s Son Lands up in Bigg Boss!
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2012: End!! why ?
No offense man, but I think this is bull shit. Some guy somewhere trying to fool everyone. Anyone...
Answer sheet...the Ultimate ones
kuttikal thanne thaaram.......!
oyjo board
[quote=unnikrisb;3771]Why it is necessary to talk with ancestors ?
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Appeal
Well said...
People with weak heart don't see..plzzzzz!!!
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Sixth Lord
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God & I
[FONT="Arial"]I asked for Strength.........
And God gave me Difficulties to make me strong.
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APTITUDE
[QUOTE=Rajesh Kumar;1920]m1*ti=m2*t2
30*9=40*t2
t2=270/40=71/2
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