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Sunday, 12.10.2008, 05:10am (GMT)  
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    Main Kerala News 
Kerala Government to ament the Groundwater Act 2002Sunday, 12.10.2008, 03:16am

The government is moving forward to amend the Kerala Groundwater Act 2002 to put restrain on selectivity use of groundwater.

Coin honouring Sister Alphonsa to ne released in Kerala
Do not encourage mercy killing and suicide - KCBC
Rape case: samples for analysis disappear
Question paper leakage : State director to investigate directly
Festive offer from BSNL
SSA to make survey on visually and aurally challenged children
Aviation Academy to become functional from next year
Sister Alphonsa to be conferred sainthood on Sunday
Kerala's Longest Snake Boat Enters Guinness Book Of World Records
Kerala connection in terror attacks
Tiny tots introduced to the world letters
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    Other Regional / Politics 
Three U.S. Churches Named After New SaintSaturday, 11.10.2008, 02:31pm
Three churches in the United States were named after Sister Alphonsa even before her canonization by Pope Benedict XVI on October 12 in the Vatican, reports the web-based news service Rediff.
Attempt to rape a pregnant womam- youth arrested
No need to shut down the Dairy farm of a student
Row at the level cross: 4 injured
No compromise – strike intensifies
Violence against Christians – Protest organized
Mystery looms over the death of two girl students
Sex trade of mother with daughter : many high up will be in trouble.
Raping minor girl : step father and his aide arrested
Rabbit rearing programme introduced in schools.
Chengarea in the clutches of water borne diseases
Jinil leaves for Rome to attend the canonization ceremony
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    National News 
China to work with India, others on global financial crisisSaturday, 11.10.2008, 03:29am
China is willing to work with India and other countries to deal with the global financial meltdown triggered by the US subprime crisis, though it maintains that so far the impact on the Chinese economy has been "limited".
Chinese, Indian firms to sign contracts worth millions: Minister (Lead)
Communal clashes claim three lives in Madhya Pradesh town (Lead)
Raipur man attacks woman for practising 'witchcraft'
Fresh violence in Orissa over Dussehra celebrations, 10 injured
Harbhajan Singh continues to play with fire
Telangana back in centrestage of Andhra Pradesh politics (News Analysis)
Offbeat sculptor Prithpal Singh Ladi returns to Delhi
'Diplomacy jogs my mind, writing lets me live'
Indian physicist wins Lars Onsager prize
Indian Army - the new calling for Ladakhi youth
Preity helped Isha Koppikar find soulmate
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    Business 
Fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger aims at 40 outlets by 2009Sunday, 12.10.2008, 04:53am
Riding on a burgeoning middle class with deep pockets, international fashion brand Tommy Hilfiger aims to ramp up its outlets in India to 40 by next year, up from the 30 it has opened in the four years since it launched in the country.
Leading US automakers GM, Ford looking into an abyss
Both rich, emerging countries welcome action on global crisis
Australia moves to increase guarantees for bank deposits
Reining in inflation without hurting growth, India's key challenge
Pakistan plans to unfreeze stock market by Oct 27
Europe's stocks in free fall after Wall Street tanks
EU finally agrees on new rules for gas, energy markets
Ahmedabad institute ties up with Canadian college
Now Australian bottled beer, sunscreen for Indians (Repeat for all needing)
Indian equities crash on global cues, liquidity worries (Lead)
Weaker rupee forces Infosys to revise fiscal guidance
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    Entertainment 
Only movies on Sikhs at this Toronto film fest!Sunday, 12.10.2008, 04:51am
A line-up of movies revolving about the Sikh community is what the ongoing sixth global Spinning Wheel Film Festival (SWFF) has on offer, bringing together members of the Punjabi diaspora in large numbers at the Isabel Bader Theatre here.
Bollywood actress Soha Ali Khan doesn't mind media attention: Questions on Saif-Kareena are frustrating: Soha Ali Khan
Indian fans will appreciate 'Babylon A.D.' stunts : Vin Diesel (Interview)
World stands behind G7 in tackling financial crisis: IMF
Probe finds Palin guilty of abusing powers
Britney Spears opens up about her breakdown
'Life on Mars' remake takes US by storm
Amitabh at 66 - still an inspiration
Government to act sternly against private film fest organisers
Jolie's breastfeeding pictures on W magazine's cover page
Vishal-Shekhar hit right chord with 'Dostana', yet again (IANS Music Review)
Sylvester Stallone to attend India premiere of 'Kambakht Ishq'
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    Sports 
First Test: Australia 416/7 at tea on Day twoFriday, 10.10.2008, 11:08am
Australia consolidated their position in the first cricket Test against India, reaching 416 for seven at tea on the second day at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here Friday.
Amaron Karting Challenge round three at Kochi
Hamilton has fastest lap in first Japanese Grand Prix practice run
Lunch scoreboard: India vs Australia, day one
Australia win toss, choose to bat
Cricket fever grips Canada for T20 Cup
Chetan wins Bitburger Open badminton title
Aussies no longer invincibles: Buchanan
Cameron White to be McGain's replacement
US Olympic gold medallists set sights on Berlin 2009
Serena Williams pulls out of Kremlin Cup
Mohun Bagan manage 1-1 draw with Air India
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    Science & Technology 
Researchers teach computers to search photos by subjectThursday, 09.10.2008, 04:33pm
Penn State University researchers have developed a statistical approach, called ALIPR, that one day could make it easier to search the net for photographs
World's biggest computing grid set to process data from Large Hadron Collider
Scientists warn of pitfalls of biofuels use
Website launched in Chandigarh to dissuade smokers
Russia launches Thai satellite on converted missile
Chinese astronauts preparing for return to earth
Scientists find way to mass produce anti-malaria drug
China to launch third manned spacecraft Thursday
The computer helper: What you need to know about Chrome
Galaxy's most massive star discovered
Water treatment plant poisoning Canadian river
Overbearing parents foster obsessive passion among kids
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    News from Society 
Mother and fiancé found dead in the lover’s houseFriday, 10.10.2008, 02:19am

 A wife and mother of three children was found dead after consuming poison in the house of her lover

Three arrested in Noida for bid to marry off minor girl
Campaign against wrong Id – customs
Smoking brings young woman's marriage to the brink
Rape attempt on a 7 year old child : 75 -year old man arrested
Minor says 'No' to marriage with 70-year-old
More than dowry, property laws make girl-child unwanted: study
Woman gives birth in a speeding bus
Icon of folklore wisdom passes away
Cow issues a calf with twin head
Samannaya Sangamam’ for the help of the sexually exploited children
Measures to check illicit liquor trade
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    Travel and Tourism 
Climate friendly tourismSaturday, 04.10.2008, 08:15am
  • It has been felt that although  Kerala Tourism  stresses on the need of environmental protection and sustainability, high priority needs to be given by the stakeholders to make tourism products ‘climate-friendly’ to address issues of lessening and adaptation in view of climate change.
Railways, Punjab government to launch luxury train
Trains back on Kalka-Shimla world heritage railway
Israelis urged to leave Egypt for fear of kidnapping
Israelis urged to leave Egypt for fear of kidnapping
Finland expecting 70,000 Indian tourists by 2008
Bali woos Indian tourists this autumn
Bali woos Indian tourists this autumn
Goa government summons murdered Scarlette Keeling’s mother
Taj group opens new five-star hotel in Kerala Monday
Kerala readies for Onam tourists
Kerala readies for Onam tourists
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    Consumer Watch 
Ajanta to roll out sub Lakh priced electric carFriday, 10.10.2008, 03:06pm

Makers of electric scooters and bikes under the Oreva brand, Ajanta group of India is all set to roll out its first e-car.

Nokia 5800 Xpressmusic Enters The Smartphone Competition
Female teacher dies in Haryana police firing
Tata Motors is all set to roll out its new Indica Vista
James Bond Phone: Sony Ericsson’s C902
Nikon Coolpix P6000 digital camera with built-in GPS unit
Top Pakistani artist to hold exhibition in Delhi
Car that changed the world - Tin Lizzie turns 100
Toyota unveils next-generation scooter
Magazine With First Electronic Ink Cover Unveiled
Cars of the future: safer, cleaner, more comfortable
Samsung introduces two new digital cameras - SL201 & SL310W
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    Education & Careers 
Aligarh Muslim University to award Pakistani writerFriday, 10.10.2008, 08:46am
Aligarh Muslim University will confer the Sir Syed Ahmad Khan International Award 2008 for literature on Mohammed Zakir Ali Khan.
Thousands in Bangladesh mark end of Durga Puja
Children in Kerala initiated into the world of letters
Jamia Millia: living a nightmare with remarkable restraint (Comment)
Around 600,000 students to appear for B.Ed entrance in Uttar Pradesh
COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY-Circular No.CE/Circular/02 dated 29.10.2002
Calicut University - Examination Results -M Sc Applied Chemistry
University of Kerala - B.ED SELECTION LIST 2008
Kerala medical students protest government service bond
Why India fails to win Olympic medals (Comment)
Court asks Delhi for report on school facilities for disabled
UNIVERSITY OF KERALA Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATIONS
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    International News 
World Bank launches new fund to help emerging countriesSunday, 12.10.2008, 02:55am
Washington, Oct 12 :  As wealthy nations deal with their own struggling economies, the World Bank launched a new fund Saturday to help emerging countries trade lessons amongst themselves.
Eurozone leaders to meet for crisis summit Sunday
US is open to expanding G7, Paulson says
Golden Gate Bridge to get $50-mn suicide net
100 people feared drowned in Gulf of Aden
US to remove North Korea from terror list soon: Report
Lankan jets pound suspected LTTE targets, fierce fighting on
Nepal jail authorities dismiss Sobhraj wedding as gimmick
Malaysian Indian looks for brother who left home 20 years ago
Twins are a challenge, says Angelina Jolie
Global financial crisis dogs Singapore Pravasi Bharatiya meet
India, US all set to seal landmark nuclear deal
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    Crime and Accidents 
Undercover cop in New Zealand lied to send 150 to jailSunday, 12.10.2008, 02:57am
Wellington, Oct 12 :  A former undercover New Zealand police officer has confessed to lying in court testimony that sent at least 150 people to jail, a newspaper reported Sunday.
Three killed in suspected US airstrike in Pakistan
Punjab police officer's son held for jewellery theft
Retired policeman, wife murdered in Uttar Pradesh
25 killed in Pakistan road accident
Fire in illegal warehouse causes Rs.10 mn loss
Rescue efforts on to rescue child from borewell near Agra (Lead)
Goa police deny delay in action in John Kelly attack
Teenager arrested for allegedly raping minor in Delhi
Eight killed in US bus accident
Eight killed after boat capsizes in China
18 killed in Pakistan suicide attack (Second lead)
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    Health/Medicine 
Synthetic cells could power medical implantsFriday, 10.10.2008, 11:00am
Researchers have created a blueprint for synthetic cells that mimic their natural counterparts but are more powerful and efficient, possibly opening the way to power tiny medical implants.
Steroid treatment for premature babies offers no benefit
Indian Doctors Perform Liver Transplant on 7-Month-Old Child
Hormone shot boosts prospects of quick recovery from heart attack
How much are you really exercising?
Scientists isolate 64 protein 'suspects' in cancer
'Parents should dispel myths, educate children about sex'
Vitamin-C may erode potency of anti-cancer drugs
Patients can be given drugs up to 4.5 hours after stroke
Students announce AIDS breakthrough
Hepatitis B exposure, pancreatic cancer risk linked
40 percent of India's health problems linked to smoking: Ramadoss
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    NRI 
Gurkhas challenge British settlement policyWednesday, 17.09.2008, 03:30am
Hundreds of Gurkha ex-soldiers, considered one of the most loyal and fierce fighters, held a protest demonstration in London Tuesday to force the British government to allow them to stay on in Britain.
NRI from Dubai killed as car falls into river
NRI students visit Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad
NRIs will discuss investing in India at Singapore meet
Beggars found staying at five-star hotels in UAE
Bahrain gives illegal immigrants chance to regularize status
An NRI...not me! Perhaps a global Indian (Special)
The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) health ministry is working hard to develop the necessary infrastructure to boost the country's m
NRIs have few hopes from India at Beijing (
TSG International sets up luxury brand boutiques in Bangalore
New Bahrain firm to fund India's first logistics city
Nepal bans US climber for two years over Tibet
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    Lifestyles 
Spicy foods worsen chronic bladder conditionThursday, 09.10.2008, 04:29pm
Enjoying a piece of pepperoni pizza has painful consequences for a million women in the US, whose chronic bladder condition causes pelvic pain.
I prefer men looking macho, not metrosexual: Raghavendra Rathore
Designer Charu Parashar uses chintz in her collection
Miss Nepal pageant cancelled over 'safety threat'
Designer Gangwani romances women with crystals
Stars, beauty queens, supermodels walk the ramp for Ritu Kumar
Unsung heroes of fashion shows - the backstage team
Unsung heroes of fashion shows - the backstage team
Temptations are good for you
Now, a fashion show for veiled women in Saudi Arabia
My designs are about glamour, not luxury: Raseel Gujaral (Interview)
Being a lesbian star in Hollywood - still a balancing act
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    Environment 
Sea-level to rise by one-metre this century: scientistsThursday, 09.10.2008, 04:19pm
Global warming calculations have been too optimistic, and the sea level round the globe is likely to rise a full metre this century, two senior German scientists warned Wednesday.
Climate change pushes birds, amphibians, corals to the brink
Too much sand in water leads to dead corals
'India needs more effective joint forest management'
A bird sanctuary in the heart of a busy city (Letter from Chandigarh)
Stranded Brazil penguins returned to sea
Tiger kills railway employee in Uttar Pradesh
80 mn Chinese at risk of dying from smoking, indoor pollution
Tusker attacks homes of those who damaged Ganesha temple
Tuna returns thousands of miles to spawn at birthplace
Microbes on sea floor feasting merrily on oil
Pioneer fish could save coral reefs
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    Specials 
12-year-old director working on four scripts for next filmWednesday, 17.09.2008, 05:53am
National Award winning director Kishan Shrikanth, who ventured into filmmaking at the age of nine with "Care of Footpath", has proved filmmaking can really be child's play. Kishan, who is now 12, is set to make his second film and is busy working on several scripts.
Eight-year-old Saudi girl wants to divorce 50-year-old husband
Man changes sex after divorce, marries a man
Botanical Institute establishes India's first moss garden
Baby returns to life five hours after being declared dead
Chronology : Musharraf the President
BBC to air documentary on India's preference for sons
Abhinav Bindra - Profile
India to participate in Abu Dhabi environment show
China fires rockets for clear sky on Olympic night
Extraordinary fireworks show lights up Olympic feast
Students take out 'funeral' to mark Hiroshima Day
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