12:11 PM, Thursday Sep 09, 2010

  • Bopanna-Qureshi enter US Open finals

    Sep 09th, 2010 - PTI

    Pakistan's Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi has reached the US Open men's and mixed doubles finals and hopes to win both in tribute to the 21 million flood victims in his homeland.

  • AFSPA may be humanised

    Sep 09th, 2010 - Age Corespondent | New Delhi

    Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday and sought amendments to the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) and a political package

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Yamuna water may cross danger mark; authorities on alert

Sep 09th, 2010 - PTI

The water level in the Yamuna is likely to rise by at least two metres above the danger mark by Friday evening due to release of over 8 lakh cusec water by Haryana, a prospect that has prompted author

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DDA yet to install ACs in Village flats

Sep 09th, 2010 - Syed Asim Ali

The Commonwealth Games Village is not only fighting the dengue scare, even the furnishing work of the flats is yet to be completed. The athletes will begin streaming in from September 15.

International

Mullah Omar tells Afghans the Taliban are winning

Sep 09th, 2010 - AP

The Taliban's shadowy leader has told Afghans that the insurgents are winning the war and warned Americans that they are wasting lives and billions in tax dollars by continuing in the conflict.

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CCI probe cannot be challenged before Compat: SC

Sep 09th, 2010 - PTI

The Supreme Court on Thursday held that the Competition Commission of India has authority to direct investigation pertaining to fair trade practices and its directions cannot be challenged before the

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Machine to translate brain signals in words

Sep 09th, 2010

Coming soon: A mind-reading machine, say scientists who claim to have discovered a way of translating people’s thoughts into words. An international team, led by Prof.

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Oz players unhappy over 10% cut in IPL salary

Sep 08th, 2010 - PTI

Australian cricketers and their board are heading towards a bitter stand-off with the former threatening not to sign their contract for next year over the latter's attempt to snatch 10 per cent of the

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