
Daily Newsletter | Thursday, July 03, 2014 | | Dowry law misused, stop automatic arrests: Supreme Court | The Supreme Court on Wednesday said women were increasingly using the anti-dowry law to harass in-laws and restrained police from mechanically arresting the husband and his relatives on mere lodging of a complaint under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code. |
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| Murder convict got away with 21 killings | After allegedly committing 21 murders in Maharashtra, Chandrakant S Sharma migrated to Bangalore where he killed his next victim, helped by his wife and two sons. |
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Rain lashes Delhi, monsoon to arrive within week | Hours after the Met department announced the possibility of the southwest monsoon making an appearance in Delhi within this week, several parts of Delhi witnessed heavy showers that continued till Wednesday evening. |
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| | Andy knocked out of Big W by Dimitrov | Andy Murray's reign as Wimbledon champion came to an end as Grigor Dimitrov clinched a sensational 6-1, 7-6 (7/4), 6-2 victory over Murray in the quarterfinals. |
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Can Brazil win the WC without Neymar? | Neymar will be fit for Friday's quarterfinal against Colombia, the Brazilian Football Federation have confirmed despite injuries to his thigh and hamstring. |
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Federer in semis after Wawrinka scare | Federer avoided joining Wimbledon's growing list of Centre Court casualties as he hit back to reach semis with a 3-6, 7-6 (7/5), 6-4, 6-4 win over Wawrinka. |
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| Ford, Renault hike prices by 1% | The excise cut may continue but will your dream car still get a price mark-up soon? So far, Ford and Renault have gone in for a hike — Ford has taken a “marginal increase” of up to 1% on the EcoSport effective July 1, and Renault has announced a 1% price hike across its range. |
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Apollo Hospitals rejigs management | In a surprising development, India’s largest hospital chain Apollo Hospitals said it has elevated two of its founder’s daughters – managing director Preetha Reddy and executive director Shobana Kamineni – to the number two position in the hospital chain by designating them as executive vice-chairpersons. |
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| 'I came close to selling my car' | Arif Ali, 39, is the younger brother of the romantic filmmaker Imtiaz Ali. He is curious, experimental and secure. He believes in family and human beings and is not in a hurry to do things. |
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