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Elephant

Environment Nature Photos Wikipedia: Elephant Wildlife

DNA India
After IIT & IIM, Jairam Ramesh goes jumbo to save elephants
Terming increasing iron and coal mining activities in some states as biggest threats to elephants in India, the Union environment minister Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday called for people’s... (photo: Creative Commons / NicolasGrandjean)

Sea turtle swimming

Animal Nature Photos Science Wikipedia: Sea turtle

The Hindu
'Sea turtles are the most endangered among the species'
Sumit Bhattacharjee 'There has been a drop of 50 per cent in the last few years'... (photo: GFDL / AlejandroLinaresGarcia)

The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh releasing the �Report to the People� on the completion of two years of UPA-2 Government, at a function, in New Delhi on May 22, 2011.

Deccan Herald
PM, Sonia declare guilty in scams will be punished
New Delhi, May 22, (PTI): Sunday, May 22, 2011 --> Pledging to take corruption head on, the Congress-led UPA tonight promised to punish the guilty in scams and assured the people that it would... (photo: PIB of India)
Delhi India Photos Politics Wikipedia: Manmohan Singh

Indian tourists poses for photograph inside the tulip garden in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 11, April 2011. Kashmir's Siraj garden has over 1.2 million tulip bulbs of around 70 varieties.

The Hindu
Book on Kashmir released
Correspondent... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Book India Kashmir Photos Wikipedia: Kashmir

Indian Express
India lives in most troubled neighbourhood: Chidambaram
India lives in the most "troubled neighbourhood" in the world, Home Minister P Chidambaram said today and asked security forces to raise the vigil along the country's... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Bangladesh India Pakistan Photos Wikipedia: Indo-Pakistani border

Home Minister P. Chidambaram inagurating a house of flood victims of flood at solar colony in Choglamsar, Leh on Staurday 30, Oct 2010.

The Siasat Daily
Chidambaram should quit over terror list errors: BJP
New Delhi/Lucknow, May 20: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Friday demanded union Home Minister P. Chidambaram's resignation for putting out an erroneous terror list of... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Chidambaram Delhi Photos Terrorist Wikipedia: Delhi

The number of tigers in India has increased in four years.

The Times of India
The Tiger Paradox: Tiger area shrinks, number increases
KOLKATA: Call it a tiger paradox. The number of tigers in India has increased from 1,411 to 1,706 in four years but the total no. of tiger area has shrunk from 9 million... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Animal India Kolkata Photos Wikipedia: Tiger Wildlife

agricultural land in India - farming

DNA India
The fight for land is far from over
The agitation by farmers in UP against forced acquisition of their land at throwaway prices for the Yamuna Expressway from Noida to Agra follows clashes over land for the... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Agriculture India Photos Road Wikipedia: Expressway

The Minister of State for Environment and Forests (Independent Charge), Shri Jairam Ramesh addressing at the 71st Convocation of Tata Institute of Social Science, in Mumbai on May 11, 2011.

The Hindu
Jairam: I admit our nuclear energy programme must be transparent
Vinaya Deshpande Bill for independent regulatory authority in monsoon session of Parliament... (photo: PIB of India)
Delhi India Nuclear Photos Wikipedia: Jairam Ramesh

The Chief Minister of Odisha, Shri Navin Patnaik meeting the Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission, Shri Montek Singh Ahluwalia to finalize the Annual Plan outlay for 2011-12 of the State, in New Delhi May 11, 2011.

The Hindu
Orissa's Annual Plan pegged at Rs. 15,200 crore
Special Correspondent Montek lauds government for achieving progress in several fields... (photo: PIB of India)
Delhi India Orissa Photos Wikipedia: Navin Patnaik

Last phase of polling in West Bengal today

The Hindu
Last phase of polling in West Bengal today
Ananya Dutta "Unprecedented security arrangements" in 14 constituencies in Maoist-affected areas... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Bengal Election Maoist Photos Wikipedia: West Bengal state assembly election, 2011

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	Tamil Parties Make Strong Showing in Sri Lanka The New York Times
	Backwaters hideaway The Hindu
	Shutdown over alleged rape affects life in Kashmir The Times of India
	Now, beggars can be voters DNA India

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	Skype, Microsoft deal close to completion Independent online (SA)
	Microsoft revenues hit a record as Xbox sales soar BBC News
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	Sensex gains as export-focused software services cos rebound The Times of India
	When a software glitch took BSE investors on a rags-riches-rags ride DNA India
	UK firms decide to hang up on Indian call centres The Siasat Daily
	India's mobile subscriber base crosses 840 mn Deccan Herald

Sensex falls .1%; Reliance Ind, Bharti up

Lord's Test: Test of character

13/7: Sheikh quizzed after Ansari tip-off

Gambhir should be fit to bat: Manager

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Beijing backs big role for India in Asia club

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Karnataka ready for mid-term polls?

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President of the Shiromani Akali Dal, Simranjeet Singh Mann, addressing a press conference at hotel in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian adminsitered Kashmir on Thursday 19, November 2009. The Skih leader, stressed upon India to restore Pre-1953 position before initiating a dialogue process with the pro-freedom leadership of Jammu and Kashmir.

Police put restrictions on movement of SAD(M) President

Meira Kumar lauds achievements of NRIs in U.K. The Hindu
Telangana Congress leaders in a fix over resignations The Siasat Daily
Parties divided on giving resignations letters again The Siasat Daily
Police tracing cellphone number used in 13/7 Mumbai blasts The Siasat Daily
Azad takes Telangana sounding from deputy CM The Siasat Daily
Congress bigger evil for Muslims: Mulayam The Siasat Daily
Pakistani Hindus' ashes brought to India to be scattered in The Los Angeles Times
Opposition ready with law & order ammo to put Maharashtra go DNA India
Deoband vice-chancellor expulsion a blow to secular fabric: DNA India
Reasons why the Lokpal Bill may go for a six DNA India
Centre uneasy over NOIDA land order DNA India
T Cong leaders fail to decide to resubmit resignations The Siasat Daily
Cong MLA refuses to resubmit resignation The Siasat Daily
UID is and will change a lot of things in peoples lives DNA India
Muslim Seminary Chief in India Is Fired for Pro-Hindu Interv The New York Times
GHMC seeks police help for massive anti-encroachment drive The Siasat Daily
Will seek legal opinion before resubmitting resignations: Er The Siasat Daily
Girls outperform boys in SSC advanced supplementary exams The Siasat Daily
Would approach HC if resignations rejected second time: KTR The Siasat Daily
Why were resignations rejected without discussion, ask Haris The Siasat Daily

Air India Express aircraft VT

AI Express expects to break-even by FY13

Spencer's- retail store in India-Supermarket.

FDI in retail: More choices for consumers

Vodafone India revenue up 9% in Q1

Vodafone India revenue up 9% in Q1

China, India Stocks Down on US Debt Fears Forbes
City Corporation heading for financial crisis The Hindu
Is India losing the rationale for premium? DNA India
Market outlook: All eyes on blue-chip results, RBI policy The Times of India
Housing developers demand higher construction space DNA India
Clouds darken for Kingfisher, AAI may encash dues cheques DNA India
All eyes will be on first quarter results of top companies a The Times of India
Value buys present across market spectrum: PVK Mohan, Princi The Times of India
Indian Govt panel approves retail plan Papua New Guinea Post
The Big leap for Indian Industry: Governance, inclusion & sk The Times of India
Budgets a tricky balancing act The Daily Telegraph Australia
The business of giving The Star
Religare Capital Markets to buy stake in Noah Financial Inno The Times of India
Engineering PSUs Mecon, Braithwaite Burn and others may be m The Times of India
Cotton requires a better deal The Times of India
Is Housing-Market Squeeze Tightening? Wall Street Journal
Meet on cooking gas quota The Telegraph India
4G wait till early next year The Telegraph India
Eyes on growth cues in RBI policy The Telegraph India
Hotels tap holy places The Telegraph India

students performing foke dance on the ground in school function - India

The right formula to achieve excellence in education

Kashmiri women stand ankle-deep in a muddy rice paddy transplant rice saplings during the sowing season on May 29, 2011 in Ganderbal, 25 km Center kashmir of Srinagar, in Indian administered Kashmir. Kashmir Agriculture Department officials are concerned with the affect of encroaching urbanisation on paddy fields. However, a government ban on the sale of paddy fields has not been strictly administered and Kashmiri farmers are still able to achieve high prices from real estate agents fields located around the National Highway.

Rainfall deficit affects cereals' crop, 10% lower rice acreage on gives jitters

Auto rickshaws and taxis in the parking at New Delhi-Transport-India

Delhi rickshaws to get GPS upgrade

India Banks Prepare for Another Rate Hike Forbes
Test of character Indian Express
BARC's technology to detect forgery Mumbai Mirror
Portal augurs well for transparency The Hindu
HP varsity to be linked with National Knowledge Network Indian Express
Endosulfan persists in Kasargod soil The Hindu
A plea for human relationships in creativity The Hindu
Ramdev's aide Balkrishna had 'fake' degree: CBI Indian Express
Can't intervene in Lokayukta phone-tapping issue: Bhardwaj Indian Express
NSG, Army come together to help 26/11 commando Indian Express
Commentary: Every day 160,000 die Lexington Herald-Leader
Universities or visa mills? Kansas City Star
First State-sponsored cyber lab in Mangalore The Hindu
India presses Pakistan for voice samples of 26/11 accused Indian Express
CSI national student convention brochure released The Hindu
Govt will not act on report, SC is my only hope: Hegde Indian Express
Sabrina Hassan and Osman Ali The New York Times
Reggie Aggarwal's Cvent: Indian-American firm gets the big b The Times of India
Green ideas take flight The Star
Sri Lanka Voting Marked by Skepticism on Change The New York Times

A Kashmiri man stitching embroidery on a woolen garment (commonly known as pheran) a long loose gown hanging down below the knees that is used by people during winters at his shop, in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian administered Kashmir.

Garment prices to rise by 40% in festive season

England's Kevin Pietersen celebrates hitting a double century on day three of the second Ashes cricket test in Adelaide, Australia, Sunday, Dec. 5, 2010.

KP calls on bowlers to shine

The first batch of Hindu devotees ride horses or trek as they leave Sangam top, 115 kilometers southeast of Srinagar, during the annual Hindu pilgrimage to the holy cave shrine of Amarnath on June 29, 2011. A three-tier security arrangement with the deployment has been put in place for the pilgrimage. Every year, hundreds of thousands of pilgrims trek through treacherous mountains in revolt-torn Kashmir, along icy streams, glacier-fed lakes and frozen passes, to reach the Amarnath cave, located at an altitude of 3880 m (12,729 feet), where a Shiva Lingam, an ice stalagmite shaped as a fallus and symbolising the Hindu God Shiva, stands for worship.

New Panel to Decide Yatra Duration

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Bobby on a new mission The Hindu
Hayden to make comeback in T20 Big Bash The Hindu
Hemang Badani and Arun Karthick bail out Grand Slam The Hindu
Comparison to Garfield Sobers is a bit unfair: Yuvraj Singh DNA India
Cricket: Hayden joins NZ duo at Heat NZ Herald
Chess notes The Boston Globe
England declare on priority basis DNA India
India eyes improbable victory in opening Test at Lord's The Australian
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England need nine wickets to win Independent online (SA)
Roundup: Indians' poor fielding gives ChiSox edge CBS SportsLine
Inaugural Test championship hit by TV dispute The Daily Mail
It's vital we finish the job now, says Prior after ton boost The Daily Mail
Sharma finds his karma as India seamer dismisses England's b The Daily Mail
LIVE: England v India - All the action on day five of the fi The Daily Mail
Prior reasserts England's hold after Sharma sparks chaos The Independent
James Lawton: Test sceptics will not enjoy today's thrilling The Independent
Lesson of 2007 is that Strauss's men must finish the job The Independent

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Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan arrives at the residence of his daughter-in-law Aishwarya Rai in Mumbai, India, Saturday, April 21, 2007. Rai, a former Miss World and Bachchan's son Abhishek, both well-known Indian actors, were married in a private ceremony Friday.

Court questions Big B, Sony TV on show promos

INDIA-SHAHRUKH-KHANIndia Knight Riders co-owner Shah Rukh Khan reacts after his team's defeat at the IPL T20 match against Kings XI Punjab at Eden Gardens in Kolkata in Eastern India City ---- WN/BHASKAR MALLICK

IPL TV ratings fall, online views surge 82%

In a world of contrasts, look beyond your own borders The Star
TRIAL BY MEDIA The Telegraph India
CNN survey: Assam laksa is worth going the extra mile for The Star
Phone hacking: how NoW scandal has changed UK's image in the The Guardian
BBC Proms to feature first Carnatic music concert Deccan Herald
Radio Mirchi's PAT grows 124% in Q1 The Times of India
Dish TV prunes losses 71% in the first quarter DNA India
It's here Ocean City, Maryland's Dew Tour stop is this week! The Examiner
VP Hamid Ansari stresses need to regulate media, expresses c The Siasat Daily
RTI-based book claims to expose Rs1000-crore Sun TV empire DNA India
Asia offers Rupert Murdoch growth, but also more hurdles The Times of India
Rupert Murdoch's car mobbed ahead of UK hearing The News & Observer
Toshiba to unify computer, TV divisions The Hindu
UNDERNEWS: July 16, 2011 Scoop
Aidem to handle Al Jazeera channels media sales in India The Times of India
Another News Channel emerges from Northeast India Scoop
TV remote on? Join TRP sweepstakes The Telegraph India
Bangalore's Christ University campus TV goes live DNA India
It's time for more gravitas from Key NZ Herald
Looking to expand growth in the national TV space: Apurv Nag The Times of India

Amy Winehouse Eurockeennes

Stars mourn Amy Winehouse's death

Freida Pinto at the special screening of Woody Allen's film 'You will meet a tall dark stranger' during the 41st International Film Festival of India, Goa 2010

'Curious' Freida Pinto to undergo DNA test to find her Hindu link

Bollywood actor Salman Khan looks on during Kingfisher swimsuit calendar launch in Mumbai, India, Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010.

Salman Khan back to his brash self?

Freida Pinto to prove she is Indian The Siasat Daily
Movie review: 'Singham' The Los Angeles Times
ZNMD is latest box office hit for Eros Int'l The Independent
Improv the Musical comes to Nelson Scoop
Not the end of the pier show The Independent
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Exploring Asia The Star
Altruism is catching on The Star
Bountiful beats The Star
Adding Dimple to his smile Mumbai Mirror
Meena Kumari comes alive Mumbai Mirror
Bips not invited Mumbai Mirror
Can't help if Kareena Kapoor feels insecure Mumbai Mirror
Ashmit assaults Imran's friend Mumbai Mirror
Three scenes & an idiom The Telegraph India
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