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I'm a poor brother of a rich man: Pravin
"I am the poor brother of a rich man," Praveen Mahajan says in statement to police. Says BJP leader humilated him and his family.
Stocks you can look at next week
Markets are expected to be choppy next week. On the back of that experts give a list of stocks which look attractive.
Pravin is mentally ill: Lawyer
Pravin Mahajan produced in court on Sunday; has 'confessed' before police that he attacked Pramod Mahajan.
64 pc turnout in Phase II of WB polls
An approximate 64 per cent of the total 1.13 crore electorate in West Bengal cast their votes in four districts in the second phase of the Assembly elections.
Udit Narayan gets 'first wife' shocker
Woman tries to enter the Bollywood playback singer's hotel room in Patna, claims singer married her in 1984 when he was little known.
J K Rowling looks beyond Potter
Harry Potter creator J K Rowling has given money to help set up a centre for research for Sclerosis.
Anand's new move: AIDS ambassador
Grandmaster will help Indian branch of Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to raise awareness about the disease.
Court gives clean chit to Da Vinci
Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code violates no copyrights of book by Lewis Perdue. The books aren’t substantially similar, says NY appeals court.
Cell numbers could soon be made public
The govt is mulling a proposal to compile a directory, of cell numbers like a regular phone directory. Mobile operators are up in arms.
Find a way around tax by clubbing income
Here are some important aspects of clubbing of income, which can result into no clubbing of income thus enabling tax saving in the family.
Sensex hits new peak, nears 12,000 mark
The markets ended with a smart rally amid volatile trade. The Sensex and Nifty once again closed at all-time high.
Parties urge people not to pay taxes
Political parties in Nepal urged people to stop paying taxes as a part of their ongoing protest against the monarchy.
Cooked-up CVs don't impress MNCs
Corporate India is under attack and this time, the attack is from within. Companies are discovering a large number of their workforce has made its way in on the back of forged documents for experience.
Oscar moves back to February
The 79th annual bash will be held on February 25 at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood, and will again be broadcast live by ABC.
Diabetic mothers can breastfeed babies
Mothers with type I diabetes are just as able as other women to breast-feed despite high blood sugar labels and health problems, researchers say.
India rejects US proposal on N-deal
Setback for the Indo-US nuclear deal. India has rejected a proposal of US where it says if India conducts nuclear test the deal will be revoked.