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Obama’s India visit: All work and no play

Oct. 28: The US, Mr Barack Obama’s itinerary in Mumbai and to a lesser extent New Delhi resembles a CEO’s than a visiting head of state.

The major focus of his engagements in Mumbai will be his messa

Trai proposes safe m-banking

Oct. 28: With government pushing for mobile banking, Trai has come out with a consultative paper to seek people’s views on how to make mobile transactions secure. “Implementing a banking system throu

‘Indian hockey lacks top-class centre-half’

Australia exposed India’s inadequacies in all departments rather brutally in the final of the CWG men’s hockey. With India’s PM Manmohan Singh watching from the stands, the reigning world champions de

Anand is back with a bang

World Champion Viswanathan Anand struck back with vengeance and outclassed Wang Yue of China with black pieces in the sixth round of the Pearl Spring Chess tournament in China.

With his second win a

Reds to the fore

It was a lively evening at the American International School. The children were a bundle of energy as they competed at the Vision India Elementary Football tournament. As many as eight teams from six

Dr Reddy’s profit jumps 32% in Q2

Hyderabad, Oct. 24: Dr Reddy’s Laboratories (DRL) has posted a 32 per cent rise in net profit for the September quarter on the back of better sales in developing countries, especially India and Russia

Rafi cherishes Kespa award

Muhammad Rafi, Indian football’s latest poster boy, was “overwhelmed” to receive the third V.P. Sathyan memorial award. The spotlight was unmistakeably on the Churchill Brothers striker at the awards

Lady luck comes calling

Who said Twenty20 is all about going after the bowlers and slamming sixes. For dashing opener Bharath Chipli, it is all about meticulous planning and this ensured him success in the second edition of

Think twice before you decide to spend

With the festive season upon us and optimism at a new high about India, it is easy to get carried away by high decibel advertising that seems to be hitting us from everywhere.

Be it consumer durables

UK House suspends Lord Paul

Oct. 21: The House of Lords on Thursday suspended three peers of South Asian-origin over their expenses claims. The suspension of Indian-born peer Lord Swraj Paul, Labour peer Baroness Paula Uddin, an

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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.

Shekhar Kapur’s Bandit Queen didn’t make the cut. Neither did Shaji Karun’s Piravi, which bagged 31 international awards.