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Anti-quota outfit to launch campaign in Uttar Pradesh

Sarvjan Hitay Sanrakshan Samiti, during a convention of regional office-bearers, decided that resignation of MPs, who voted in favour of the bill in the Rajya Sabha, will be demanded

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Friends, fans and family see off hockey legend Leslie Claudius

Famed former footballers Chuni Goswami and Badru Banerjee, ex state sports minister Kanti Ganguly, CPI (M) leader Rabin Deb and Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien were among the many to pay their last respects.

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Italy's Mario Monti says would consider standing at election

The former European commissioner, appointed to lead an unelected government to save Italy from financial crisis a year ago, resigned on Friday.

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Syria government says its forces still strong

The statement by country's information minister Umran Ahid al-Za'bi comes after Vice-President Farouq al-Sharaa's remarks that that neither the rebels nor the forces of President Bashar al-Assad could...

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Scribe killed in police firing during anti-molestation stir in Manipur

The violent agitation against the sexual assault on Manipuri actress Momoko, who has appeared in public demanding justice, are going on in the state.

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KGB admits bugging British royal family

Soviet spies passed photos, tape recordings and “most interesting, even scandalous” gossip involving senior royal figures, the Daily Mail reported.

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US woman fired for being too attractive

The all-male Iowa Supreme Court ruled on Friday that bosses can sack employees they see as an “irresistible attraction”, even if they have not engaged in flirtatious behaviour.

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His world of words

William Dalrymple, who was in the city recently entertained After Hrs in an interview where he held forth about his new book, chasing a story at the risk of a sniper shot and the Jaipur Literature...

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Getting personal with Periphery

They are among the new metal acts in America making strong waves with their music. In their first time visit to India and Bangalore ever, Periphery were the headlining act in the recently held NH7...

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Indian doctors in Britain fail key exams

Success rates are so poor that medical associations want doctors to be allowed six attempts at passing the tests rather than the current four.

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Facebook message that self-destructs in 10 seconds

A new app that erases pictures and messages within 10 seconds of being sent.

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The multitasking bodyguard

Lopsang Dokpatsang is a fitness guru and an actor but he is best recognised as the personal bodyguard to the Dalai Lama. In this extensive interview with After Hrs, he gives us an insight into his very...

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DNA appeals for calm

DNA appeals to all protesters, demonstrating against rape of 23-year-old paramedical student, to remain calm and within the ambit of the law while taking to the streets.

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Islamists in Mali renew attacks on Timbuktu tombs

Attacks come after months-long lull in targeting of shrines; residents say Islamists angry after UN approves force.

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'Hobbit' fever beats Tom Cruise at box office

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey hauled in nearly $37 million from theaters in the United States and Canada, according to studio estimates of Friday-through-Sunday ticket sales.

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Concast drags Deccan to court over default

It’s befuddling – the number of entities the now-cash-strapped Deccan Chronicle Holdings had taken loans from, only to default.

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Somali pirates release longest-held hostages after 33 months

The sailors aboard Panama-flagged MV Iceberg 1, from the Philippines, India, Yemen, Sudan, Ghana and Pakistan, were held for longer than any other hostages

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Govt issues notification to review sexual assault-related laws

Home minister Sushilkumar Shinde said government is serious about taking stringent action against those involved in the Delhi gang-rape case at the earliest.

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Air strike kills dozens of Syrians waiting to buy bread

Videos uploaded by activists showed dozens of bloodstained corpses lying amid rubble and shrapnel.

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Delhi gang-rape protesters defy govt's actions to silence outrage

The government tried to stamp out protests that have swelled in New Delhi since the gang-rape of a young woman, but still thousands poured into the heart of the capital to vent their anger.

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