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| Trial of strength on FDI issue in Parliament next week
With SP and BSP giving support to the govt in Lok Sabha and DMK deciding to go with it to keep communal forces at bay, the UPA is confident of its numbers. Digvijaya invokes Ramayana to mock Modi 3-D blitz
Digvijaya Singh on Thursday invoked 'Ramayana' to take a dig at the 3-D extravaganza launched by Narendra Modi in the run-up to the assembly polls. Samajwadi Party to vote against FDI in Rajya Sabha
In a discomforting news to the govt, SP on Thursday said it will vote against FDI in Rajya Sabha where UPA does not have majority on its own. |
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| Wife-beater killed by father-in-law
A man who allegedly battered his wife regularly often was bludgeoned to death by his father-in-law in Subbanna Palya. Sacked in Sweden, engineer ends life in Chennai river
A software engineer laid off by his company after being posted in Sweden committed suicide by jumping into Kosasthalaiyar River. |
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| Sensex ends up 19,000 as Goldman Sachs upgrades India
Brokers said investors appeared confident that the UPA will excel in a trial of strength over FDI in retail issue to be witnessed in Parliament next week. Rupee up by 9 paise against dollar
The rupee today rose by nine paise to 55.36 against the US dollar in early trade at the IFE on selling of American currency by exporters and banks. |
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| It's all over, declares Ricky Ponting
Ricky Ponting, who on Thursday called an end to a glittering Test match career, is Australia's all-time leading Test batsman and most successful captain. Serena Williams named WTA Player of the Year
Serena Williams has been named WTA Tour Player of the Year for the 4th time after winning Wimbledon, the US Open and Olympic gold. |
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| Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala diagnosed with cancer: Reports
Manisha Koirala has reportedly been diagnosed with cancer. The actress is currently admitted to Jaslok hospital, Mumbai. No 'rubbish' roles for Tisca Chopra
Tisca Chopra, who has done small budget entertainers as well as commercial films, says the audience will never find her doing any "rubbish" projects. |
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| Google a bad place for shopping: Microsoft
Microsoft is trying to skewer Google as a lousy holiday shopping guide in its latest attempt to divert more traffic to its Bing search engine. Microsoft admits company late in tablet market
Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer defended his company's record on innovation and financial performance at the annual shareholders' meeting. |
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