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Ranbir is uncomfortable with people judging his mother.
Bindra, who was given cash awards won't pay tax on them.
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Another medal: Unheralded Sushil Kumar rose from obscurity to find his rightful place in the history of Indian sports | Read
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Electric version: Tata Motors, which is planning to produce the Nano, also has plans to produce an electric-drive version | Read
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Big win: Vijender Singh ensured another medal for India at the Beijing Olympics when he outpunched Carlos Gongora of Ecuador | Read
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Special day: Subhash Ghai’s wife Rehana brought in her golden year in style with a host of friends turning up to wish her | Pictures
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Megan Fox is trying to be an ideal stepmother-to-be for fiancé Brian Austen Green's son.
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Night out: This was one late night do. Ash Chandler played the perfect host as friends poured in all night long | Pictures

No sports please, we're Indian

Everyone knows the dismal state of our sports administration, infrastructure, and resources, and seems sanguine about it too.
Paes moved to accommodate rebels
In a move that would teach Chanakya a bit about machinations, the AITA has decided to remove Leander Paes as Davis Cup captain for the World Group tie against Romania in September.
Phelps, the 100m winner will be the hero
Michael Phelps’ phenomenal gold-winning streak notwithstanding, the winner of the 100 metre sprint will become the most watched and most talked about athlete at the Beijing Olympics.
Vision 20-20 - Sramana Mitra
Doctor on Wire, the second of four paths to healthdom
In Doctor At Hand, we addressed the opportunity of building a network of pharmacies to address the common illnesses that a few hundred million people face in rural India.

Kenneth Haywood wasn’t on the list of terror suspects but the ATS had business pending with him. Yet, he managed to flee India. Who was responsible for this blunder?
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