• Osama wanted Ilyas Kashmiri to kill Obama

    WASHINGTON: Osama bin Laden had planned to kill US President Barack Obama and General David Petraeus, who was then top US commander in Afghanistan, and had issued instructions to Ilyas Kashmiri to set up two units to target planes carrying them.

    WASHINGTON: Osama bin Laden had planned to kill US President Barack Obama and General David Petraeus, who was then top US commander in Afghanistan, and had issued instructions to Ilyas Kashmiri to set up two units to target planes carrying them.

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  • Obamas ex recalls his sexual warmth

    MELBOURNE: US President Barack Obama had a fling with an Australian woman in New York in the 1980s and a new biography threatens to bare this torrid affair.

    MELBOURNE: US President Barack Obama had a fling with an Australian woman in New York in the 1980s and a new biography threatens to bare this torrid affair.

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  • Heartbreak for Pune as Mumbai sneak home by a run

    PUNE: On a slow, tricky wicket, cricketing skills have to confront a very different challenge. Team Mumbai knew that the Pune strip would test them after winning the toss and choosing to bat. But even they could not have imagined that they would manage only 120-9 after being 42 for no loss in six overs. However, it remained a difficult wicket to bat during the chase too.

    PUNE: On a slow, tricky wicket, cricketing skills have to confront a very different challenge. Team Mumbai knew that the Pune strip would test them after winning the toss and choosing to bat. But even they could not have imagined that they would manage only 120-9 after being 42 for no loss in six overs. However, it remained a difficult wicket to bat during the chase too.

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  • Five badminton players qualify for London Olympics

    HYDERABAD: Indian badminton has reached a milestone with five players earning qualification berth for the 2012 Olympics. It is also the first time that India will have a doubles team at the quadrennial Games in London.

    HYDERABAD: Indian badminton has reached a milestone with five players earning qualification berth for the 2012 Olympics. It is also the first time that India will have a doubles team at the quadrennial Games in London.

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  • Kota runway not less than the Shimla - Manali

    Kota. When surrounded by high hills, Kullu - Manali and Shimla Airport on runway 50 -42 seater ATR aircraft can be operated small aircraft operating in the Kota level is not a problem at the airport. It says the governments chief pilot Kesri Singh.

    Kota. When surrounded by high hills, Kullu - Manali and Shimla Airport on runway 50 -42 seater ATR aircraft can be operated small aircraft operating in the Kota level is not a problem at the airport. It says the governments chief pilot Kesri Singh.

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  • Arushi murder case: Nupur Talwar denied bail, moves Supreme Court

    GHAZIABAD: Holding that legal history is replete with instances of filicide, a special CBI court today denied bail to dentist Nupur Talwar in the sensational 2008 double murder of her daughter Aarushi and domestic help Hemraj.

    GHAZIABAD: Holding that legal history is replete with instances of filicide, a special CBI court today denied bail to dentist Nupur Talwar in the sensational 2008 double murder of her daughter Aarushi and domestic help Hemraj.

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  • MPs flay Ramdev for his dacoits, criminals remark

    New Delhi: Members of Parliament, cutting across party lines, today lambasted yoga guru Swami Ramdev for his remark that dacoits and criminals were sitting inside Parliament.Swami Ramdev, while addressing a rally in Dalli Rajhara in Chhatisgarh on May Day, had remarked about MPs : "They are dacoits. They are devils in the guise of human beings. Robbers and criminals are sitting inside parliament and we have to save parliament from such people."

    New Delhi: Members of Parliament, cutting across party lines, today lambasted yoga guru Swami Ramdev for his remark that dacoits and criminals were sitting inside Parliament.Swami Ramdev, while addressing a rally in Dalli Rajhara in Chhatisgarh on May Day, had remarked about MPs : "They are dacoits. They are devils in the guise of human beings. Robbers and criminals are sitting inside parliament and we have to save parliament from such people."

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  • Boy threatens suicide as HC refuses to hear plea on sex change

    Mumbai: 21-year-old Guwahati student Bidhan Barua, who feels he is a woman trapped in man’s body, today threatened to commit suicide after the Bombay High Court refused to hear his petition urging for a direction to his parents to allow him undergo a sex change operation.

    Mumbai: 21-year-old Guwahati student Bidhan Barua, who feels he is a woman trapped in man’s body, today threatened to commit suicide after the Bombay High Court refused to hear his petition urging for a direction to his parents to allow him undergo a sex change operation.

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  • Australian ex-girlfriends diaries show Obama in love

    WASHINGTON: Secret diaries of an Australian woman who was one of young Barack Obamas girlfriends, show the warmth and trust of the future president in love, but also hint at his reserve and "coolness."

    WASHINGTON: Secret diaries of an Australian woman who was one of young Barack Obamas girlfriends, show the warmth and trust of the future president in love, but also hint at his reserve and "coolness."

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  • The Scream expected to sell for 80 million dollar

    New York: One of the art world’s most recognisable images Edvard Munch’s The Scream could sell for $80 million or more when it is auctioned Wednesday in New York.The 1895 painting of a man holding his head and screaming under a streaked, blood-red sky has become a modern symbol for human anxiety, popularised in movies and plastered on everything from mugs to T-shirts.

    New York: One of the art world’s most recognisable images Edvard Munch’s The Scream could sell for $80 million or more when it is auctioned Wednesday in New York.The 1895 painting of a man holding his head and screaming under a streaked, blood-red sky has become a modern symbol for human anxiety, popularised in movies and plastered on everything from mugs to T-shirts.

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