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Newsletter | Thursday, July 2, 2009
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Latest News
A local councillor in a British city has been suspended for calling an Indian-origin rival "coconut", which is a racial slur.
A 22-year-old Sikh was assaulted by a group of teenagers who tried to remove his turban and cut his hair.
A powerful Indian-origin minister is likely to be appointed the next European Commissioner from Britain, a newspaper reported on Monday.
By winning the International Student of the Year award at a prestigious university here, Paramjeet Singh has brought cheer to the thousands of Indian students in Asutralia, a group traumatised by the recent spate of attacks on them.
Other News
Six die in Pakistan nuke facility bus bombing
Pregnant Indian woman drowns in Australia
Democracy yet to be firmly established in Bhutan: Thinley
US drones kill over 50 Taliban in Pakistan
Two killed in shoot-out at Indian home in Vancouver, one held
Burqa not welcome in France: Sarkozy
World's smallest car on display in New York
India launches Nehru-Wangchuk scholarships for Bhutanese
Tamil mooted as subject for Malaysian Indian students
Truck bomb attack kills 65 people in Iraq
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The Delhi High Court on Thursday passed a landmark ruling to legalise gay sex thereby setting a precedent for about 80 countries which still outlaw homosexual sex.
Babri demolition | Liberhan panel submits report
Indian farmers want reforms, not concessions
India's Economic Survey calls for sweeping reforms
Air India employees to get salary July 3 without cuts
Apple says Steve Jobs back on job
China gets road contract without bids
Best Beats
Each story in Love, Longing and Death leaves the reader shuddered shoving him to sit back and think. Think hard. It is not something that has to be read once and enjoyed over an evening snack! The book is a harbinger of silent revolution, writes Meenakshi Iyer.
Two Indian-Americans, Indra Nooyi of PepsiCo and Shantanu Narayen of Adobe Systems, have been named among America's "25 Top Gun CEOs" who put their companies on the path to success in the midst of a recession.
Industrialist Swraj Paul has become the first Indian to be appointed to the Queen's Privy Council - an elite chamber of advisers to the British monarch. "I feel honoured, privileged and grateful," Lord Paul, founder and chairman of the Caparo group of industries, said.
The US Library of Congress has launched a Sikh Collection Initiative to bring together a wide range of literature and other research material on Sikh history at the prestigious institution.
India News
Spend more on people than statues: Congress to Mayawati
Lashkar cell in Mumbai aided 26/11 terrorists: BBC probe
Belfast racists target Indian family
Two Indian students assaulted in Sydney
Politics / Diplomacy
Nirupama Rao to be next Foreign Secretary
Manmohan, Gilani to meet in Egypt on July 13: Report
Kashmir key to cordial ties with India: Gilani
Meeting with India's foreign minister positive: Pakistan
Sports
Malik struggling to find a place in Pakistan team
Paes, Bhupathi to cross swords in Wimbledon mixed doubles
Cricket, a bridge over India-Australia's troubled waters
India beat West Indies in the first ODI
Columns / Op-Ed
BJP's Muslim members set off internal debate on Hindutva
BJP will remain under RSS' thumb
A smart citizen card can be among government's top feats
Women's bill, disinvestment to top government agenda
Immigration / Law
Six Indians detained in Bangladesh
Kenya mulls dual citizenship
'Sham college network' allows Pakistanis into Britain: Report
Finally, Gurkha veterans get British residency rights
Travel
Snow-capped Rohtang Pass 'sizzles' with tourists
Tourists throng Himachal as Kashmir sees protests
Luxurious adventure: The new buzzword in tourism
Bihar to develop Sher Shah's tomb as major tourist site
Science
Indian-American led team finds secret of living longer
Plant protein 'doorkeepers' block invading bacteria
Water-hunting satellite to reach moon on June 23
Breakthrough in AIDS as virus's hiding places found
         Community News
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         Well Being
Consuming soy milk and tofu could cut down the risk of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). COPD, which develops as a result of smoking, can cause coughing that produces large amounts of mucus, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and other symptoms.
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Gender equality meet at Seoul
Home Minister releasing a book
For Chidambaram, it's time to read
PM congratulates IIT topper
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