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AlembicHC upgrades Egypt's Ezz Steel
BANGALORE: AlembicHC upgraded Ezz Steel, Egypt's largest steel maker, to "overweight" from "underweight," and said it does not expect allegations against the company's chairman over the acquisition of state-owned Ezz Dekeila Steel to affect minority shareholders. Ahmed Ezz, who was a top (...)

12 - 04 - 2011
India's Shakuntala Devi, the “human computer” dies
NEW DELHI: Mathematical genius and astrologer Shakuntala Devi, who was dubbed “human computer” for her swift numerical calculation abilities, passed away here Sunday after brief illness. She was 83 and is survived by a daughter. “Madam breathed her last around 8.15 am today (Sunday) in a private (...)

21 - 04 - 2013
Indian Footballer Thapa dies in the field
Indian media reports say a soccer player in the eastern city of Jalpaiguri has died after failing to receive medical care following a collision with the opposing goalkeeper in a local match. The Indian Express reported Tuesday that 27-year-old Mahesh Thapa died after being refused admission to (...)

10 - 07 - 2012
Indian fat-fighting berry ‘Kokum' takes aim at obesity
Goa (INDIA): Once a home to a legendary band sinewy and tough-as-nails guerrilla fighters, the ‘Mawles', who challenged the might of the mighty Moghul empire in India in the 17th -18th centuries, India's tropical hot-house, the Konkan region in south western India is all set to export “fighters” of (...)

11 - 05 - 2012
Indian player dies after collapsing on field
An Indian soccer player has died after collapsing on the field during a local league game in the southern city of Bangalore. D. Venkatesh, 27, a midfielder for A division club Bangalore Mars, went on as substitute in the 73rd minute and collapsed toward the end of the game, local media reported (...)

22 - 03 - 2012
African firm assisting India Inc.
The partnership between Indian and African companies continued to grow on Tuesday as African Finance Corporation (AFC) announced it was teaming up with Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation (IDFC) in an effort to provide investment advice and financing to Indian companies looking to invest (...)

01 - 04 - 2011
Yoga enhances athletic performance, says instructor
You perform the "shavasana (the corpse pose), as you have done the night before. You go through "yogasanas (yogic postures), and "pranayama (breathing exercises); months and years of meditation and training now distilled into 20 minutes. Finally, you focus on the moment and your performance in (...)

06 - 03 - 2009
Bank Muscat Says Mulling Options To Recover Card Fraud Money
Bank Muscat, the main victim of a $45 million global cyber heist, is examining all options to recover the money it lost in an unprecedented fraud brought to light by U.S. authorities. In a globally coordinated campaign, hackers broke into two unidentified payment processing companies in India that (...)

12 - 05 - 2013
R&M Gives Al Hammadi Hospital a Network Infrastructure Makeover
Reichle & De-Massari the Swiss cabling solution specialist announced today it has completed a network infrastructure makeover for Saudi Arabia's Al Hammadi Hospital. Al Hammadi Hospital is one of the Kingdom's largest private hospitals and is the latest in a series of significant cabling (...)

07 - 05 - 2013
HP Brings Cutting-Edge Technology To DreamWorks Animation's Comedy Adventure “Croods"
HP Converged Infrastructure enables new levels of performance and collaboration Dubai, United Arab Emirates, April 4, 2013 — HP has announced it was selected by DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. (Nasdaq: DWA) to deliver the technology behind “The Croods," pushing the boundaries of modern imagery for (...)

03 - 04 - 2013
Yahoo's Mayer Gets Internal Flak For More Rigorous Hiring
Yahoo Inc Chief Executive Marissa Mayer was asked at an all-staff meeting several weeks ago whether her rigorous hiring practices had caused the company to miss out on top engineering talent in Silicon Valley's hyper-competitive job market. Mayer dismissed the complaint that she had refused good (...)

12 - 03 - 2013
India defends foreign investment stance, despite protests and strikes
NEW DELHI: Despite ongoing unrest in India over the government's push toward opening up Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the country and a recent increase in diesel prices, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh defended New Delhi's policy and argued it would help boost the country's economy. “We are at a (...)

22 - 09 - 2012
India in strike mode over FDI reform, diesel hikes
NEW DELHI: Anger is growing in India as the country began a nationwide strike on Thursday as workers protested the government's announcement that it would open up the multi-brand retail sector to foreign investors as well as the recent price hikes in diesel fuel. “This is unacceptable that the (...)

20 - 09 - 2012
French diplomat in India charged with raping 3-year-old daughter
NEW DELHI: A French diplomat in India has been officially charged with raping his three-year-old daughter, police and court officials confirmed to Bikyamasr.com. Pascal Mazurier could face a stiff jail sentence if convicted. He had attempted to gain diplomatic immunity in the case, but was (...)

17 - 09 - 2012
India arrests cartoonist over corruption cartoons
NEW DELHI: Anger rose on India's social media networks following the arrest of a popular cartoonists for his work that highlighted government corruption. Aseem Trivedi, a freelance cartoonist, was questioned for drawing images that took note of the government's corruption record. He was being held (...)

10 - 09 - 2012
Wipro Keen To Tap Omani IT Market
Leading global IT company, Wipro, is looking at making Oman "its next largest strategic market- in the region and is looking forward to making big investments here. On his first visit to Oman, Azim Premji, chairman and managing director of Wipro, told Times of Oman, "We have been in Oman for the (...)

09 - 09 - 2012
India's Kerala to have giant Jesus statue
NEW DELHI: Southern India's Kerala state is to erect a massive 33.5 foot statue of Jesus Christ, local reports said on Saturday. The large three-ton marble statue will have the Son of God shown with his arms spread on the campus of Mar Baselios College of Engineering and Technology on a 22.5 foot (...)

18 - 08 - 2012
India army says in control of violence-wracked Assem
NEW DELHI: With at least 41 people killed in violence in Assem, the Indian army has said it is now in complete control of the area of unrest. According to a military statement, the armed forces have, as of late Wednesday, returned the area, which includes four districts that witnessed violent (...)

26 - 07 - 2012
Malaysia's PM wife calls for nurturing youth capital
NEW DELHI: Malaysia's Rosmah Mansor has called on Malaysia to nurture its younger generation in order to create a “pillar” for the future. Speaking during an official visit to India with her husband and Prime Minister Najib Razak, Mansor argued that the youth are the future of the world and they (...)

12 - 07 - 2012
France not to intervene in citizen's rape case in Bangalore
NEW DELHI: The French government on Monday said it would not interfere in a rape case in India involving a government official at its consulate in Bangalore. The Embassy in New Delhi said that it would allow Indian law to “take its course” as the man accused does not have diplomatic (...)

18 - 06 - 2012
Indian tax officials raid film star Chiranjeevi; seize $ 70 million from his daughter
NEW DELHI: South Indian mega film-star Chiranjeevi, who plunged into active politics with moderate success a few years ago, has run into real-life trouble with the Indian tax authorities conducting a raid at his daughter's Bangalore home and seizing loads of cash. According to the Income Tax (...)

15 - 05 - 2012
India unsafe after sundown, say 73 percent women BPO employees
NEW DELHI: Women in India, who work night shifts particularly in the BPO sector, are increasingly feeling unsafe working in the sun-down hours. According to a report released by the Association of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham), about 73 % of the women surveyed have voiced (...)

09 - 05 - 2012
Indian Muslim women less affected by cervical cancer: Research
NEW DELHI: The incidence of cervical cancer is less among Muslim women, than among women from other communities, a research paper by a leading oncologist has said. Professor of Medicine Haematology and Oncology Arun Seth from St John's Medical College Hospital in Bangalore, south Central India (...)

04 - 05 - 2012
Next to India's IT hub, women still launguish in dark ages
NEW DELHI: In a ghastly and inhuman tradition in a South Indian village, girls and young women are left to fend for themselves in isolated thatched huts during the last days of pregnancies, through the week of puberty and when undergoing menstrual cycle. Gollarahatti, the village where this (...)

02 - 05 - 2012
Business school churns out women leaders
NEW DELHI: An Indian Business School has begun a novel course; one that will seek to churn out better and more women political leaders into the nation's political arena. The Center for Public Policy (CPP) at the Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore (IIM-B), along with the Center for Social (...)

11 - 04 - 2012
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