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Sky Light, Anna, Aristos impress

Sky Light, Anna, Aristos and Criminal Lawyer excelled in the workouts when the following horses were exercised on the trial track here on Tuesday.
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N-E Rajdhani derails due to Maoists, but no casualties

Passengers of the New Delhi-Guwahati Rajdhani Express got a providential escape on Tuesday morning when the train was derailed in eastern Bihar after suspected Maoists removed two metres of railtrack.

Ajay learns to look before he lights up

Several Bollywood celebrities have been caught on the wrong side of the law by the National Organisation for Tobacco Eradication (NOTE) of late.

Mr Sunrise has an edge in feature

Zareer Darashah-trained Mr Sunrise holds an edge over others to win the F.B. Sharma Memorial Gold Cup, the feature event of the races to be held here on Wednesday.
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AI flash strike affects flights

Several Air India (domestic) flights were cancelled on Tuesday after a flash strike called by two unions of the airline that comprise aircraft maintenance engineers, cabin crew, and ground staff numbering thousands.

Bhutanese national is found dead

A Bhutanese national was found dead under mysterious circumstances at a hotel in Paharganj area on Tuesday morning.
Police officials said the deceased, identified as Bhoj Bahadur, who was apparently on vacation here along with his two friends, didn’t respond to repeated knockings on his door on Tuesday morning by a waiter of Star Palace hotel in Paharganj area.

Bagan lift first title of the season

Mohun Bagan successfully defended their Calcutta Football League title, edging past Chirag United 1-0 at the Salt Lake Stadium on Tuesday. The game was marred by a 24-minute partial blackout and unruly scenes following a controversial penalty.

UP inmates to compete at state level

For the first time in Uttar Pradesh, a state level carom and chess tournament, exclusively for jail inmates, is being held in Lucknow from Wednesday.
About three dozen convicts and under-trials from different jails in the state are being brought to the state capital to enable them to participate in the two-day sporting e

Rush as Stephen’s begins forms’ sale

The admission process in the Delhi University kickstarted with over 1,200 forms of the elite St Stephen’s College being sold on the first day. The admissions in Delhi Technological University will start from Wednesday.

Ministry seeks meeting with IOC chief

With India facing the very tangible danger of being kicked out of the Olympic family following a series of tersely-worded emails between the International Olympic Committee and the sports ministry over tenure limits, the latter has sought to defuse the situation through a meeting with IOC President Jacques Rogge.

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I want to begin with a little story that was told to me by a leading executive at Aptech. He was exercising in a gym with a lot of younger people.

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