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	August 15, 2011

		Top Headlines More » Cops caught unaware as Anna, supporters reach Rajghat Surrounded by hundreds of supporters and media personnel, Hazare prayed at Rajghat after being denied permission by the Delhi Police to hold a hunger strike. Showdown tomorrow: Delhi Police refuse permission for Anna Hazare's indefinite fast Delhi Police rejected permission for Anna's fast as his team refused to give an undertaking that he would end it by Thursday and restrict protestors to 5000. Pak gave China access to US chopper wreckage: Report Chinese military engineers were "probably" given access by Pak to the crashed US helicopter in Osama's compound and they might have walked away with samples. Cities More » MT Pavit finally sails out of Juhu beach A fortnight after the 999-tonne-oil tanker MT Pavit had run aground at the popular Juhu beach, it was hauled away into the sea during a salvage operation. Free medicines for all in Rajasthan from Oct 2 Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot said free medicines will be provided in government hospitals in the state to all sections of society from Oct 2 this year. Business More » Controlling price rise top priority: PM Assuring the nation that the govt will consider steps to arrest price rise, the PM said that inflation and corruption are big challenges before the economy. No immediate threat to India's sovereign rating: S&P S&P said there is no immediate threat to India's sovereign debt rating of BBB, though govt's inability to carry forward economic reforms could have implications. Sports More » England can surpass Aussie team of late 90s & early 2000s: Warne Shane Warne feels that England has the capability to surpass the outstanding bunch of Aussie players of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Pietersen eyes series whitewash against India Pietersen is not satisfied with England's number one Test rankings and said he wants his team to have more killer instinct. Entertainment More » Rakhi Sawant apes Sandra Bullock There is no road for Rakhi to Hollywood, however, she is making up for her fantasy by imitating the most popular faces from the other side of the globe. B-wood's banned it kings As the makers of " Aarakshan" and the citizens deal with the various bans, the govt's interference in our routine affairs seems to have reached a bizarre level. Infotech More » Google+ users with bogus names to be booted out Social networking website Google+ has announced a new rule that requires users to use their real names, otherwise their profile would be deleted. Solar powered $72 tablet from Bharat Electronics Bharat Electronics Ltd, which is the leading supplier of electronic warfare equipments to the armed forces, is making its foray into tablet PCs and solar energy.				Most Read Stories More » Film actor Shammi Kapoor passes away, last rites to be performed tomorrow Independence Day: We want a strong Lokpal, fast will not end corruption, says PM Manmohan Singh Anna Hazare rubbishes charges, says they are all false China commandos in Xinjiang worries Pak Most Shared Stories More » Good sex everyday keeps doctors away Make a lot of noise for great sex How to imply that you want sex Tips to make your skin glow Most Commented Stories More » Independence Day: We want a strong Lokpal, fast will not end corruption, says PM Manmohan Singh Can Anna Hazare guarantee Lokpal will end all corruption in India? asks government Anna Hazare himself involved in corruption, says Congress Anna Hazare rubbishes charges, says they are all false

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