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Sachin knows the time to retire: Wright

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Former India cricket coach and former New Zealand player John Wright Tuesday said he was not in favour of having different Indian captains for different formats - an idea which was mooted by ex-captai

Man interrupts Kejriwal's press conference

Arvind Kejriwal's press conference Wednesday saw a minor interruption when a man from the audience alleged that the anti-corruption activist and his India Against Corruption group were "fooling the co

Television in 3 metros to go digital from Wednesday midnight

Cable television in the three metros of New Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata is set to go digital from midnight on Wednesday. The Madras High Court has stayed till Monday the order on digitization for Chenna

Janardhana Reddy gets bail in judge bribery case

The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Wednesday granted bail to former Karnataka minister Gali Janardhana Reddy in cash-for-bail controversy.

However, the mining baron will remain behind the bars as he is

Sauber confirms Nico Hulkenberg for 2013

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Sauber Formula One team have confirmed the signing of current Sahara Force India driver Nico Hulkenberg for the 2013 season.

Hulkenberg, 25, is 12th in the drivers' standings this season after some s

Oil ministry postpones CAG audit meet on Reliance block

The oil ministry postponed Wednesday's scheduled meeting for India's official auditor to begin audit of Reliance Industries' (RIL) KG-D6 oil and gas producing block.

The Comptroller and Auditor Gener

Karnataka asked to give 4 tmc of water to T.N. over 15 days

The Cauvery Monitoring Committee on Wednesday directed Karnataka to release four tmc of water to Tamil Nadu over the next fortnight even as it asked the latter to make a written submission before the

Sangma's plea ill-conceived, Pranab tells SC

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Describing as ill-conceived a petition challenging his election as president, Pranab Mukherjee has told the Supreme Court that at the time of filing his nomination papers he held no office of profit.

NYC Marathon preparation continues

The New York marathon organisers will explore all possibilities to move the event forward despite deadly superstorm Sandy causing havoc in the city.

"The marathon has always been a special day for Ne

Saudi Arabia frees detained Indian terror suspect

Saudi Arabian police have released Indian doctor Usman Ghani from 20-day detention after their investigation revealed he had no terror links as suspected earlier.

"I am grateful to the Saudi police f

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