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Ernie Els takes hard stance on long putters
Els, a four-times major champion, famously criticised his fellow South African Trevor Immelman for using a belly putter for several years.
Olympic ban breeds frustration for Indian athletes
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) banned the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) due to government interference in its December 5 elections.
Special 26: Akshay Kumar gets a standing ovation from wife Twinkle
Akshay had held a special screening of the heist drama for Twinkle.
Veteran director Ramanaidu to produce 'Pattudhala'
Padma Bhusan Dr D Ramanaidu is producing a film titled 'Pattudhala' under Suresh productions banner.
Wipro to be excluded from NIFTY, shares tank
The Wipro board had approved the demerger of the non-IT businesses into a privately-held company.
Rafael Nadal pulls out of Brazil Open doubles
Nadal is still expected to play in the singles tournament on Thursday against Brazilian Joao Souza, the world number 140.
United just about managed to control Ronaldo
Although he had 10 efforts on goal in the 1-1 last-16 draw, only once did he pierce United's defences.
CPI(M) eyes fourth straight win as Tripura votes Thursday
The CPI-M, the dominant partner in the Left Front, is contesting 56 seats; RSP two and CPI and Forward Block one seat each.
FM to meet Cong leaders to get their budget wishlist
The Congress is likely to make a strong pitch for raising the Income Tax exemption limit and increasing allocations for anti-poverty programmes.
Former judge appointed Karnataka Lokayukta
The post of the state Lokayukta has been lying vacant since September 2011.
Worldwide mobile phone sales fell in 2012: Report
Total worldwide mobile sales to end users fell 1.7 per cent to 1.75 billion units in 2012, Gartner said.
'Kai Po Che!' tickets sold out at Berlin film fest
Tickets for 'Kai Po Che!' were sold out a day before the movie's screening at the Berlin International Film Fest.
Yahoo CEO says Microsoft search deal underperforms
Google's share of the US market is almost unchanged from what it was two years earlier.
Himachal tells centre to bear cost of Dalai Lama security
More than 50 years ago, the Dalai Lama fled to India from Tibet and established his government-in-exile in Dharamsala.
India wants peace, but will firmly deal with threats: PM
India had strongly protested the January 8 killing and mutilation of two Indian soldiers near the Line of Control (LoC).
113 crorepatis in fray for Meghalaya polls
Congress' Ngaitlang Dhar, contesting from Umroi seat, is the richest with assets of over Rs 235 crore.