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Parliament disruptions a 'regular drama'?

Continuous disruption of parliament has not gone down well with the common man, with some dismissively terming the pandemonium as a "regular drama"



Rahul Mahajan's wife alleges assault, NCW to probe if she co

Marriage made on TV seemed headed for an ugly split Friday with reports of model Dimpy Ganguly alleging that her husband Rahul Mahajan

 
Bihar’s Top..
Top cardiologists coming Patna
Songs in jails to remember Charu Mazumdar
Amit Shah a chick, arrest the broiler: Lalu
Bihar set to win battle against polio
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BIHAR
Report on sex workers' condition ready in Bihar
Bickering, clashes mark JD-U meetings in Bihar
Bihar leader surrenders after mercilessly beating youth
JDU leader beats minor cruelly
India keeps close watch on Kosi, `Bihar's sorrow'
Rs.6.6 lakh corruption in scheme for Bihar moms
Rs.25 lakh foodgrain scam in Bihar flood relief
Myanmar ruler arrives in India
NATION
Samjhauta blast to be probed by NIA: Chidambaram
India, Russia to iron out nuclear issues Monday
Railways soft target for Maoists: Minister
Dikshit, Gill refuse to comment on CVC report
No request from Kerala to ban PFI: Chidambaram
Non-NDA opposition unites to protest price rise
INTERNATIONAL
Gates pledges aggressive probe into WikiLeaks source
US pushes for India-Pakistan dialogue despite ISI-Taliban links
Despite Obama's boredom with BlackBerry, RIM to unveil new device
Over 200 die in Pakistan floods
Churchill's dentures up for sale
Obama not invited for Chelsea Clinton's wedding
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Why India's $35 computer joke isn't funny

Here we go again! India's Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal has "launched" a $35 computer, evidently a "dream project" of his. The touch-screen, Linux-based device looks iPad-inspired, but we know little about how it works.

Mamata: How regional leaders misuse national roles

The allegations against Mamata Banerjee that her preoccupation with West Bengal politics is preventing her from giving greater attention to the railway ministry have reopened the question whether regional leaders are capable of discharging national responsibilities.

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At the slanderer's tomb, keep the footwear handy

Shoes and 'chappals' in hand, people stand barefoot in a queue waiting for hours for their turn to hit a 500-year-old tomb here. Believers say it wards off bad luck.

Young and unsung art makes an impression

Art houses are giving unsung and emerging artists a platform to paint their emotions and reach out to buyers with a realistic purse. Spilling on to the canvas is urban angst, loneliness, squalor, concern for the environment and the energy of youth this season.
 

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It's not Haji Mastan's life story: Ajay Devgn

Bollywood's intense actor Ajay Devgn, who is said to be playing the character of Haji Mastan in the controversial film "Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai", denies any direct resemblance to the  late Mumbai underworld don but admits that he was a point of reference.

Still no visibility for parallel cinema in India: Amol Palekar

Parallel cinema is still struggling to find a place in India and even multiplexes have not been able to create space for it, says veteran actor-director Amol Palekar.
 

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