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of articles posted on 14-Sep-2007.
Gmail to go offline : Reports
Friday, September 14, 2007 www.watblog.com
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Technology
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According to the Hindustan Times, the internet giant Google plans to take Gmail, it's revolutionary email service offline whereby the users would be able to to browse, reply, save drafts and do everything that can be currently done using Gmail in an offline mode.
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Reasons for reverse brain drain
Friday, September 14, 2007 www.blogadda.com
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Development
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An interesting phenomenon has been noted in the last few years. According to a survey conducted by Indus ventures around 60,000 professionals settled in US have returned to India in last year alone. This figure is very close to the number of Indians leaving Indian shores for the US. A number of factors are responsible for this reverse brain drain such as rising salaries in India, greater oppurtuni
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Indians earning more thanks to a rising economy
Friday, September 14, 2007 trak.in
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Development
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The Indian economy is growing at a scorching pace and as a result the income levels of Indians have risen phenomenally over the last few years and so has the standard of living. India is shedding its tag of a third world country and is transforming into a developing nation. The findings of a survey conducted by CLSA reveal that over 70m households (34% of total) earn between Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 18,0
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Indian-Economy
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India ranked as No 1 Travel Destination : Condé Nast
Friday, September 14, 2007 trak.in
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Nations
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Condé Nast Traveler UK, which is a leading authority on travel in the UK has recently made an announcement that India tops the list of preferred travel destination in the world. The other top destinations include Italy, Thailand, Australia, and New Zealand. The inclusion of the Taj Mahal as one of the seven wonders of the world has contributed to the popularity of India as a travel destination.
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Condé-Nast
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IPL not a counter to ICL : Kapil
Friday, September 14, 2007 www.expressindia.com
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Sports - Cricket
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The former Indian captain and Chairman of the Indian Cricket League (ICL), Kapil Dev denied that the BCCI's recently launched Indian Premier League was a counter to the ICL. At a press conference, Kapil Dev initially refused to comment on the BCCI's IPL, however he later said, "It is good for the country and cricket. Good luck to all."
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ICL
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‘KP’ not detained in Thailand: Mukherjee
Friday, September 14, 2007 www.expressindia.com
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Foreign Affairs
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The External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee denied reports that the LTTE leader K Padmanathan - who is an accused in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case - has been detained in Thailand. Mukherjee's denial is on the basis of the Thailand governement informing that Padmanathan is not in their custody.
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Assassination
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Dravid opts out of captaincy, wants to concentrate on batting
Friday, September 14, 2007 www.expressindia.com
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Sports - Cricket
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The Indian skipper Rahul Dravid dropped a bombshell by announcing his resignation as the captain of the Indian cricket team. The 33-year old ended his two-year reign as the skipper in order to focus on his batting. The BCCI has not yet specified as to whether it had accepted his resignation or not, however Dravid's request would be considered and the selection committee will appoint a new captain
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Rahul-Dravid
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Centre begins damage control, withdraws affidavits : Ram Setu
Friday, September 14, 2007 www.expressindia.com
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Politics
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The Centre withdrew two affidavits -including the controversial one filed by the ASI claiming there was no historical or scientific evidence to establish existence of Lord Ram and Rama Setu as a man-made bridge - filed at the Supreme Court. The damage control move on the part of the centre came in the wake of the controversy which was trigerred following the ASI's affidavit at the apex court refu
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Rama-Setu
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