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Just as Indian computer whiz-kids can now match US and European software analysts at any level of sophistication, its army of doctors and nurses can offer comparable care, at minimal cost, a media report said in London.
'I think the Iraqis are better off with Saddam gone, if they can have a stable government,' he said.
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Donald Rumsfeld is also mulling over the possibility of monetarily compensating the Iraqi prisoners who have been wronged.
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If Vastanvi had blundered in appearing to praise Modi, his detractors, such as the pro-Congress Madnis, were no less blameworthy, being closely linked with a party that was no less anti-Muslim than the BJP, says Yogi Sikand
Being the basic material for development of economic and social infrastructure, steel is used for producing capital goods as well as final consumption goods.
DNA reports of Sajal Jain and Sugam Jaiswal have indicated their involvement in the New Year eve's rape.
After 44 years, India's most well known detergent brand 'Surf' has been quietly phased out by its manufacturer Hindustan Lever since the company felt the brand name was "becoming somewhat generic"
The police has divided the investigation in such a manner that different departments are probing various aspects of the case to nail the culprits at the earliest.
The blast occurred in the posh Nehrunagar locality.
Whirlpool of India on Tuesday said it was eyeing 400,000 appliances sale this festival season, backed by an innovative promotion scheme but would not offer any price discounts for purchases made during this period.
District and Sessions Judge M N Patnaik, while sentencing Dara Singh, the main accused in the murder of Australian missionary Graham Staines and his two minor sons, said: "This is one of the rarest of rare cases."
In Mayurbhanj shops, business establishments, offices, educational institutions remained open and traffic was normal
'For 13 years, my father lived with the stain that his son was a terrorist. It was the worse thing to happen to him'
A US judge on Tuesday dismissed all sex crime charges against former International Monetary Fund head Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a move that could bolster his plans to contest the next French presidential elections in 2012.
The former heavyweight boxing champ is full of rage and remorse in a new two-hour documentary.
'I understand this society that I live in hates me' and 'I'm gonna live it 'til they kill me,' said the former boxing champ.
The Hyderabad-based Centre for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics Analysis concluded that the biological fluid (semen) present on the sanitary pad of the victim was that of Rahul, the prime accused.
Joseph Cooper was carrying out religious propaganda in violation of Indian laws, it said.
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Indian ad world is reworking its sensibilities. From depicting mere black & white characters, it is moving on to the grey shades - both in heroes & issues. Commercials of brands like Sprite, MotoYuva, Virgin Mobile have done so recently. Real characters in real life situations are seen rather than white heroes. Other brand commercials like Tata Tea & Idea explore the grey side of society & an effective resolution of these issues via the brands. Ads are showcasing greys today.
'It is hard to connect this Hindu terror mastermind over-drive with the Swami Aseemanand of tribal simplicity and boundless energy, whom I have known since the last 11 years and interacted with closely.'
Statistics reveal that out of about 77 million senior citizens in India, as many as 90% have no social security and are emotionally depressed. Apart from brutality and neglect, the nation does not offer much to those who age.
The Nariman House cook finds living with his memories of 26/11 and the death of his employers daunting.
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