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INDIA

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/ 15 October 2008

Tendulkar eyes Test milestone

Sachin Tendulkar will resume his quest to become the world’s most prolific batsman when India take on Australia in the second Test starting on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 October 2008

Tendulkar misses record as India save first Test

Sachin Tendulkar scored 49 to help India avert defeat in the first Test against Australia on Monday, but saw himself fell short of a world record.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 October 2008

India start well after Hussey century

India made a spirited reply to Australia’s 430 in the first Test on Friday, reaching 68 without loss in their first innings.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 October 2008

‘Drugs underwear’ theory fails in Indian court

A man was acquitted of drug trafficking after his lawyer told a court it was impossible to walk with a stash of heroin in his underpants.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 8 October 2008

Aussies hope to expose India’s ‘Dad’s Army’

World champions Australia are looking to put India’s veterans under pressure when their eagerly awaited four-Test series opens on Thursday.

By Kuldip Lal
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/ 8 October 2008

Ponting insulted by Sehwag cheating claims

Australia captain Ricky Ponting says he is insulted by claims from India’s Virender Sehwag that Australia cheated during a series victory in January.

By Peter English
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/ 7 October 2008

Ganguly to retire after Australia series

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly said on Tuesday he would retire from international cricket at the end of the Test series against Australia.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 October 2008

Odds stacked against Australia in India

If statistics and experience alone won cricket matches, Australia would be regarded as no-hopers in the Test series against India.

By Kuldip Lal
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/ 5 October 2008

Tata’s woes fuel debate on India’s industrial drive

A decision by Tata to shift a factory for the world’s cheapest car after protests has refueled debate about India’s troubled industrialisation push.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 October 2008

India ruling party hails historic nuclear deal

India’s ruling Congress Party on Thursday hailed US approval of a historic nuclear trade deal which will unleash billions of dollars of investment.

By Alistair Scrutton
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/ 1 October 2008

Death toll in Indian temple stampede rises

The death toll from a deadly stampede at a Hindu temple in the northern Indian state of Rajasthan has risen to 194, officials said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 October 2008

India authorities impose curfew, Christians attacked

Authorities imposed a curfew in several towns in eastern India on Wednesday after fresh attacks by Hindus on Christians.

By Jatindra Dash
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/ 1 October 2008

ICC moves to douse fire before India-Australia Tests

Cricket’s governing body on Wednesday took pre-emptive steps to ensure the upcoming Test series between India and Australia is free from acrimony.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 24 September 2008

Dozens dead in India floods

Twenty more people were killed, taking to 46 the death toll from floods in the eastern Indian state of Orissa, officials said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 18 September 2008

High price for a cheap car

State accused of stealing land and livelihoods for a factory that now lies empty.

By Randeep Ramesh
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/ 14 September 2008

India police raid slums, relatives angry after bombs

Police officers trawled slums in India’s capital on Sunday rounding up suspects, after serial bombings in the city a day earlier killed at least 20.

By Krittivas Mukherjee and Bappa Majumdar
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/ 14 September 2008

New breed of elite sex workers cater to India’s rich

Zeba, a 23-year-old model and actress says she’s found the perfect job. The money is great and her working hours are convenient.

By Melanie Lee
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/ 7 September 2008

India struggles to aid villagers after floods

India grapples with the task of feeding and housing close to a million villagers displaced by huge floods in the eastern state of Bihar.

By Tripti Lahiri
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/ 3 September 2008

Tata to move Nano plant after violent protests

The Tata group on Tuesday said it had suspended work at the #320-million plant in India where it planned to make the Nano, the world’s cheapest car.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 September 2008

Monsoon misery spreads in India

Rains and rising floodwaters forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in north-eastern India and sent elephants and rhinos fleeing.

By Biswajyoti Das
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/ 2 September 2008

Mass exodus from Indian ‘river of sorrow’

Distraught and destitute, countless numbers of poor Indian villagers are slowly wading out of their flood-hit region in a desperate search for food.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 September 2008

Army helps in India as South Asia reels under floods

The Indian army and navy stepped up efforts on Monday to rescue hundreds of thousands marooned by floods.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 September 2008

A lover of the click!

Niren Tolsi checks out the incredible journey of a street child turned photographer, Haran Kumar.

By Niren Tolsi
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/ 30 August 2008

Cheap car plant remains shut, Tata mulls future

Protests against a factory being built in eastern India to make the world’s cheapest car forced a halt to work for a second day Saturday

By Staff Reporter
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/ 30 August 2008

India: Up to 2 000 feared dead in Bihar floods

Two thousand people are now feared dead in floods caused after a river changed course submerging hundreds of villages in northern India.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 August 2008

Thousands seek refuge as India religious attacks wane

Thousands of people, most of them Christians, have sought shelter in government camps in eastern India, driven from their homes by religious violence.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 29 August 2008

A million displaced by floods in northern India

More than a million people have been forced from their homes and 250 000 houses destroyed in one of the worst floods in India for decades.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 27 August 2008

Flooding Indian river shifts course, affects millions

Indian emergency services on Wednesday rushed supplies to 2,5-million people marooned after heavy monsoon rains caused a river to shift its course.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 23 August 2008

Protests delay Tata’s plan for world’s cheapest car

Tata Motors will move production of the world’s cheapest car from West Bengal if violent protests by farmers forced to sell their land continue.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 22 August 2008

Food riots, anger as floods swamp South Asia

Flood victims demanding food and shelter beat up government officials in India on Friday as monsoon rains spread misery among millions of people.

By Sharat Pradhan
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/ 21 August 2008

Nuclear suppliers meet on US-India trade deal

Forty-five nations met on Thursday to consider lifting a ban on nuclear trade with India, a move which will help launch a US-Indian nuclear deal.

By Mark Heinrich
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/ 18 August 2008

Asia monsoon rains kill dozens

Heavy monsoon rains have triggered floods across South Asia in which 147 people have been killed in the past week as the downpours swamped villages.

By Sharat Pradhan
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