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	April 19, 2013

		Top Headlines More » Boston shut down, 1 suspect killed, hunt on for other Authorities halted all public bus and train services in the Boston region and told people around Watertown to stay home to isolate the suspect. 2G scam: I did everything in consultation with PM, A Raja says Former telecom minister A Raja said on Friday that he took all decisions on 2G spectrum allocation in consultation with the Prime Minister. Police question Musharraf, his farmhouse declared 'sub-jail' A police team on Friday visited former President Pervez Musharraf's farmhouse, declared a "sub-jail" by authorities, and questioned him. Cities More » Five-year-old rape victim battles for life; doctor shocked at 'barbaric' assault A 200 ml bottle and pieces of candle were inserted into the private parts of the five-year-old rape victim. Central Railway registers 23.21% increase in ticket checking earnings in 2012-13 Central Railway has registered 23.21% increase in earnings from ticket checking in the financial year 2012-13. Business More » India is not imposing restrictions on investments: Chidambaram Finance minister P Chidambaram rejected suggestions that India is imposing restrictions on investments. Visa curbs on Indian companies not in spirit of Indo-US ties: CII CII on Friday urged the US to reject provisions of the Comprehensive Immigration Bill related to H-1B visas, which are allegedly discriminatory in nature. Sports More » Dhoni's presence makes it easier for other batsmen: Michael Hussey MSD's presence in the middle order makes it easier for him to nudge around singles and play his natural game, feels Aussie veteran Michael Hussey. Cricket fraternity shocked at exclusion of Sachin from Bird's XI There is shock at the omission of legends like Sachin Tendulkar and Don Bradman in the all-time Test eleven named by former English umpire Dickie Bird. Entertainment More » Aamir Khan emerges as one of the 100 most influential people Bollywood star Aamir Khan has been featured on one of the seven special covers of the Time magazine listing the world's 100 most influential people. 'Bombay Talkies' lands up in controversy Sudipto Chattopadhyay has accused Zoya Akhtar of lifting the central idea of his film Pankh, for her upcoming Bombay Talkies. Infotech More » See how texting has become easier Researchers claim to have developed a new keyboard for touchscreens that allows superfast thumb-typing. Microsoft CFO Peter Klein to quit Microsoft chief financial officer Peter Klein is leaving at the end of June after 3-1/2 years in the post.				Most Read Stories More » Musharraf flees from court premises after arrest order India airlifts military hospital to Tajikistan to strengthen geo-strategic footprint in Central Asia Congress's 'most eligible bachelor' is worth over Rs 900 crore Ek Thi Daayan Most Shared Stories More » 10 tricks to become a loving, positive person Cisco CEO John Chambers: An Indian may take my position How a student took on eminent Harvard economists - and won 10 herbs to battle diabetes Most Commented Stories More » Musharraf flees from court premises after arrest order Stage set for Narendra Modi: Will BJP's NaMo chant save the party? Did Gadkari assure Nitish that Narendra Modi won't be PM candidate? 2G scam: JPC clears Manmohan Singh, Chidambaram; pins Rs 40,000 crore loss on NDA

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