Friday, December 31, 2010

Aarushi Talwar's parents: CBI allegations absurd

Aarushi Talwar's parents: CBI allegations absurd

Aarushi Talwar's parents: CBI allegations absurd

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Aarushi's parents hit out at CBI, say allegations absurd - While stressing that there is no evidence against him, and that a motive cannot be established, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has declared that Aarushi Talwar's father, Rajesh, was the lone suspect in the murder of his daughter, and his domestic help, Hemraj.

House collapses; one killed, ten injured

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One person was killed and 10 others, including three children and two women, were injured when their house collapsed in Sarna village near here, police said.

Two-year-old charred to death

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A two-year-old boy was charred to death and two labourers were injured in separate incidents of fire in the capital on Friday. A fire reported from a Tuglaqabad slum where a blaze gutted 150 shanties at around 12:30 pm. In this incident, a two-year-old boy was killed.

Mumbai's deadline tonight extended to 5 am

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Despite the in-your-face security blanket thrown over the city, there is some respite for Mumbaikars this new year's eve. The deadline for restaurants and bars to serve liquor has for tonight been extended till 5 am.

Spiderman lands in Gurgaon

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With his masked face, webbed fingers and nimble limbs popular superhero Spiderman enthralled children and adults with his trademark acrobatic stunts at a live performance here today.

Nithyananda sex scandal: I am not the person in the tapes, says actress Ranjitha

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South Indian actress Ranjita today claimed she was not the woman in the sleazy video involving the controversial self-styled godman Nityananda Swami and alleged that this footage aired by a TV channel was 'fabricated.'

Hotel security, CCTVs to guard beaches tonight

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With the 26/11 terror attack still fresh in their mind, owners of seafront hotels in and around the city are taking no chances this New Year's Eve.

Custodial death case: Rs 50,000 fine on police officer, doctor

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On directives of the National Human Right Commission cell in Uttar Pradesh, the state government has imposed a fine of Rs 50,000 each on a police officer and a doctor of the district jail here in connection with custodial death of a prisoner, officials said.The rights body ordered the state government to conduct an inquiry against the then SHO of Titawi police station Subodh Kumar and jail doctor A Saxena for the custodial death of Manoj Kumar two years ago, they said.

Cheap liquor in branded bottles this New Year

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The possibility of cheap 'taste-alikes' being packaged and sold in bottles of high-end brands this New Year's has been thrown up again with the arrest of three bootleggers.

BJP leader Shahnawaz Hussain's impersonator arrested

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The man who had travelled to Bihar by train assuming the name of Member of Parliament Shahnawaz Hussain has been arrested.

Sheila ki Jawani lands Mumbai students in trouble

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If setting the Indian hearts racing wasn't enough, Sheila ki Jawani has claimed some student victims. Three boys from an ICSE school in Nalasopara are now in trouble.

Auto, taxi strike withdrawn

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The two-day old strike by autorickshaw and taxi drivers in the state was called off last night following an assurance from the government that fare revision would be announced by January 12 next.

Guard accused of raping woman in destitute home, arrested

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The Deccan police have arrested a 48-year-old security guard for allegedly raping a 27-year-old woman in a destitute home located on Karve Road at Erandwane. The case was registered on Thursday after the incident came to light on Wednesday morning.The suspect has been identified as Ashok Bapurao Khunte (48), a resident of Pandavnagar. He has been remanded in police custody till January 3 after he was produced in the court.

Lyricist asked me to threaten Rani Chatterjee, says tantrik

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Investigation into the extortion case involving popular Bhojpuri actress Rani Chatterjee has thrown up the name of lyricist Ritu Raj.

No party drugs this New Year, say cops

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Never before have the Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) witnessed such success in breaking the drug mafia's stronghold on the New Year's party scene in the city. In the last 16-odd months, raids and seizures of drugs worth Rs 9 crore have broken the backbone of smack suppliers. Cops have arrested over 350 peddlers, including 48 foreigners during this period, and that has had a direct impact on the city's New Year party circuit.
Posted by Harshad at 9:30 PM

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