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	February 18, 2011

		Top Headlines More » Birdflu strikes India again; 3,000 chicken culled in Tripura Over two thousand chicken and ducks have died in the area since February 3, 2010, and blood samples of some tested positive for the H5N1 virus. Babri case: CBI appeals in SC against Advani, others The CBI challenged the Allahabad HC's order to drop charges against L K Advani and 20 others in the Babri Masjid demoliton case. World Cup opening ceremony gets underway The opening ceremony of the 2011 World Cup got off to a rousing start at the new-look Bangabandhu Stadium in Dhaka on Thursday. Cities More » Cops foil jail break attempt in Hubli Violence erupted in a sub-jail as inmates clashed with police and made a vain bid to escape, leaving 27 prisoners and 24 police personnel injured. School driver sends lewd SMSes to Bangalore girls Reena (name changed), a student at R V School, Lakshmipura, had enough when P Prashanth, her school van driver, sent her filthy text messages. Business More » IB should probe share hammering of infra stocks: ADAG Anil Ambani-led Reliance Infra has sought an Intelligence Bureau probe into alleged hammering down of 23 infrastructure stocks. Sensex down 295 pts on profit booking Late selling pushed down a benchmark index for equities markets, which closed 267 points lower than its previous close. Sports More » This Indian team is better than 2003: Anil Kumble Former India captain Anil Kumble feels that the current crop is better than the team which made the final of the 2003 World Cup in South Africa. ICC insists on elite World Cup in future ICC backed their decision to restrict the next World Cup to 10 top teams, saying minnows were better suited playing the Twenty20 format. Entertainment More » Salman touches Kangna's heart Salman Khan and Kangna Ranaut find themselves put up in the same hotel in Bangkok. They both are shooting for different films there. Diamonds rule Lara's wedding jewellery Uncut diamond necklace set studded with vilandis, rose-cut diamonds, round diamonds, emeralds, rubies and pearls will rule Lara's wedding jewellery. Infotech More » Obama talks jobs with Jobs, other tech leaders President Obama assembled some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley to confer on jobs and innovation, trying to get leaders. How Facebook users skirt ban in China The Great Firewall of China has helped the govt block websites from the Falun Gong to Twitter Inc for years in the world's most censored Internet market.				Most Read Stories More » Apple CEO Steve Jobs may have only six weeks to live: Report World Cup opens with a sweet and sour show Irritate opposition, not your own team: Dhoni to Sreesanth Fireworks dazzle World Cup opening ceremony Most Shared Stories More » 10 foods good for your heart Graduates are affordable, learn fast, say companies Apple CEO Steve Jobs may have only six weeks to live: Report India's longest rail bridge in Kerala Most Commented Stories More » 'Muslims left behind in Gujarat's growth story' 'Thackeray to decide if Pak team can play in Mumbai' World Cup opens with a sweet and sour show Advani says sorry to Sonia on Swiss bank account issue

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