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World Cup: India vs Pakistan — it doesn’t get any bigger than this
The last time the two teams played in a World Cup match in Australia was in 1992, the last time they played on Australian soil was in 2000. India won both matches.
Air India runs out cricket fans on way to Adelaide
Cricket fans booked on an Air India flight to catch Sunday’s India-Pakistan World Cup match were left in the lurch after cabin shortage kept the Dreamliner at IGI Airport some eight hours past departure time.
Denmark on edge as 2nd shooting rocks capital
After searching for the gunman for hours, police reported another shooting near a synagogue in downtown Copenhagen after midnight on Sunday.
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Only roses from right-wing groups in Delhi on V-day
In a bizarre turn of events, Hindu Sena activists ended up offering white roses to the protesters who were detained outside its office at Mandir Marg on Saturday.
Cross-dresser robs commuter, held in Chennai
A 23-year-old man waiting at a bus stop in the Thousand Lights area on Friday night did not give a second glance at the ‘woman’ seated beside him until he found his wallet missing and the ‘woman’ walking away.
14-year-old girl commits suicide in Bengaluru
A 14-year-old class X student allegedly hanged herself in her BDA apartment in Austin Town, east Bengaluru late Friday night.
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5 reasons why Android Wear has not been a success
When Google announced Android Wear, it was highly expected that Google will be able to replicate Android's mobile success in wearables too.
Apple's secret lab working on electric car
Apple has a secret lab working on the creation of an Apple-branded electric car citing people familiar with the matter.
7 dos & don'ts of online dating
Faces, bodies, status and humour are all important in internet dating, but the biggest success factor of all could be your name.
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India vs Pakistan — it doesn’t get any bigger than this
The last time the two teams played in a World Cup match in Australia was in 1992, the last time they played on Australian soil was in 2000. India won both matches.
History favours India in opener against determined Pakistan
India have an overwhelming 5-0 record in the World Cup since the two teams were first pitted against each other at the ICC event in the 1992 edition in Sydney.
2003 WC match against Pak best game of my life: Sachin
Talking about the 2003 World Cup match against Pakistan, Tendulkar said: "I don't think there was a better World Cup match that I have been a part of."
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Vodafone tax row gave India bad name: HR Bhardwaj
Former law minister and veteran Congress leader HR Bhardwaj on Saturday criticized UPA government’s decision to levy tax on Vodafone over its purchase of Hutchison Essar telecom services saying it brought disrepute to the country.
ONGC Q3 profit halves to Rs 3,571 crore
State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) on Saturday reported halving of its net profit in the December quarter after being forced to pay fuel subsidises despite plummeting oil prices.
Lack of spectrum no excuse for call drops: Govt
Chiding private telecom operators for repeated call drops on their network, Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said lack of spectrum is no excuse for not resolving this problem.
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Ekta and Imran Khan bury their differences
Like they say, there are no permanent friends and enemies in the film industry. Actor Imran Khan and Ekta Kapoor had a fallout post the release of Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Dobaara, and it seemed that they would never work with each other again.
Sushant Divgikar: I am in love with Upen
Sushant Divgikar, who was last seen in Bigg Boss, admits that he has special feelings for Upen Patel, his inmate in the show.
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