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Aviation   Boeing   Business   India   Mumbai   Photos		  The Times Of India 
Boeing ups India aircraft order forecast by 10%
                MUMBAI: Boeing Co sees an uptick in demand for aircraft in India, despite a current downturn in the domestic aviation market on account of... (photo: pd file)
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Delhi   Government   Leader   Photos   Politics		  The Times Of India 
Lalu banks on Bollywood songs to score points
23 Jul 2008, 0034 hrs IST, Avijit Ghosh,TNN             NEW DELHI: Nothing much happened in Parliament on Tuesday. Except that a bunch of BJP MPs held up bundles of 1,000... (photo: PIB)
Dr. Manmohan Singh  The Times Of India 
Singh is King: UPA govt wins confidence vote
                NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government won a vote of confidence in parliament on Tuesday, ensuring the immediate... (photo: PIB)
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Dolphy Quizon is a Filipino actor and comedian  Journal Online 
Dolphy can't marry Zsa Zsa
By: Aster Amoyo If I Know COMEDY King Dolphy turns 80 on his birthday on July 25 but the celebration will happen on July 23 yet at the NBC Tent in Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City. Coinciding with his 80th... (photo: WN)
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Silk Batik from southeast Asia
The Hotel Phoenicia is keeping up with its tradition of being a base for personalities in arts – this time for the world-wide esteemed Asian artist Sarkasi Said who this... (photo: WN)
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2008 -Olympic Day Run Dataran Merdeka, K L ,Malaysia . BBC News
China 'to allow Olympic protests'

China says it will allow demonstrations in three designated city parks during the Olympic Games in Beijing. But anyone wanting to protest will have to apply for... (photo: WN / Periasamy)
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Rice urges Asean to push Myanmar to reform
Singapore: US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged Southeast Asian nations on Wednesday to put more pressure on Myanmar's junta to improve human rights and adopt... (photo: Creative Common/Flickr)
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Indian airlines flush out costs
By Neeta Lal NEW DELHI - India's state-owned and private airlines, battling surging oil prices and dwindling load factors, are devising ingenious ways to whittle... (photo: Creative commons)
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Gold near 2-week low on weak oil; platinum bounces�

SINGAPORE - Gold dipped today as oil extended losses and robbed the metal of some of its appeal as a hedge against inflation, while platinum bounced after falling to its... (photo: WN)
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Special edition Xbox 360 for the launch team. Check out the USB door, it says "I made it." The top and bottom grill/hard drive are green The Examiner
Microsoft to let developers sell Xbox games online

NEW YORK (Map, News) - Microsoft Corp. will let independent developers sell video games for the Xbox 360 console - and keep most of the profits - beginning this holiday... (photo: Creative commons)
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Tendulkar shot Bishops says divided Church should turn to cricket The Times
Climate warriors conspicuous by their abstinence The Australian
H. H the Dalai Lama talks on Buddhism in the 21st century Probe assails charter's spending Philadelphia Daily News
A woman prays as a group of Chinese soldiers march in front of the Potala Palace in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, in west China Thursday Feb. 22, 2007. The Potala Palace was once the seat of the Tibetan government and the winter residence of the Dalai Lama. China has exercised an often harsh, intrusive rule over Tibet since communist troops marched into the region in 1950. China plans to crush Tibetan 'terror' The Australian
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Manmohan Singh PM invokes Sikh Guru's battle cry while moving trust motion The Times Of India
Priyanka Chopra Priyanka: High on life The Times Of India
Left parties' activists listen to their leaders at a rally against the India US nuclear deal and price rise, in New Delhi, India, Monday, July 14, 2008. Left parties, who had withdrawn support from Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's coalition government on July 8, have called for nation wide strike on July 21, the day Singh's government will face parliamentary confidence vote to determine its fate and the future of a controversial nuclear deal with the United State The final countdown for India Asia Times
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Ram Vilas Paswan Mayawati's Mungeri Lal dreams shattered, says Paswan The Times Of India
Mayawati Mayawati, Left, regional parties to hold nationwide stir The Times Of India
A stock broker discusses trades with a colleague (unseen) at a brokerage in Mumbai, India, Wednesday, July 9, 2008. India's main Sensex stock index surged 4.6 percent Wednesday with brisk buying in heavyweight property and utility stocks. The Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark 30-stock Sensex rose 614 points to close at 13,964.26. On the broader National Stock Exchange, the 50-company S&P Nifty index rose 4.24 percent to close at 5,378.51 points. The Press Trust of India news agency said investor sentiment was boosted by the withdrawal of support by communists parties for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government, which will now have a free hand in pursuing economic reforms Indian markets up after confidence vote The Boston Globe
President of Congress Party Sonia Gandhi, right, talks to senior leader Manmohan Singh during a meeting with the press at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, May 18, 2004. Singh, the 71-year-old technocrat Sonia Gandhi reportedly wants to be India's next prime minister is the ``poster boy'' for the financial reforms that helped turn India from a socialist behemoth into a regional economic powe India to start persuading NSG for N-exemptions The Times Of India
Bombay Stock Exchange (rks2) Stocks firm; Sensex up 560 points The Times Of India
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