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Bollywood tunes at Thames pageant

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The Thames pageant, with its 1,000-boat flotilla, will have 70 Britons of Indian origin playing Bollywood and Scottish tunes to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s diamond jubilee.

Apps connect gay daters

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Smart phones have revolutionised the way we go through life and the latest area to be touched upon by the gizmo gods, is the dating scene. The gay community has been using the virtual space to get in touch with like-minded people.

Watch out if you’re hooked on hookah

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Even as the age-old water pipe with a smoke chamber is a fad at most restaurants and pubs in the city, watch out as hookah causes more harm than most of us think or imagine. A recent survey claims that Indian youth are getting addicted to hookah in the mistaken belief that it is a healthy alternative to cigarettes.

Rajya Sabha nod to Chemical Weapons Act revamp

The Rajya Sabha on Thursday passed a bill to amend the Chemical Weapons Convention Act, which prohibits transfer of specified toxic chemicals from and to a country which is not party to the measure.

Smugglers’ game ends at city airport

In a high-voltage drama that ensued at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Air-port on Friday night, the customs officials arrested four, Chennai-based smugglers who abandoned their luggage at the conve

AI pilots may call strike from April 1

Air India pilots on Wednesday informed the Air India management that they may have no option but to resort to a strike from April 1 if their wage arrears are not paid by then, even as Jet Airways pilots threatened to wear black arm-bands on Thursday (March 8) in protest against delays in payment of their salaries. However, sources in Jet Airways said the matter is being resolved and that the pilots would put the move on hold.

SC warns against encroachment

The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued a stern warning to the MCD, NDMC and DDA against permitting any further encroachment upon government land in the city but stalled a fresh move to resume the drive t

Fog delays 150 flights at IGI, 70 trains affected

At least 150 flights were delayed on Saturday with zero visibility on the third runway of New Delhi IGI Airport at about 6.30 am, making New Year’s Eve a nightmare for many passengers.

Anna stir: Karat defends Brinda

As a storm brews in the CPI(M) over party politburo member Brinda Karat sharing the dais with self-styled Gandhian Anna Hazare, party general secretary Prakash Karat came out in the open to defend her.
He justified her decision of joining hands with the BJP to participate at Anna’s show at Jantar Mantar on December 11.

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