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In this June 13, 2009 file photo, an electrical linesman repairs cables as illegal subsidiary wires are seen mangled to the main cables in Allahabad, India. Stealing of power is a frequent phenomenon in Indian towns....Full Story

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Upturn in Fonterra powders sets scene for futures trade
9:00 AM Friday Sep 3, 2010 Share Email Print | Significant price lifts in Fonterra's internet auction of commodity milkpowders have set the scene for the start of NZX trading in global dairy futures contracts. | Dairy futures trading has previously been tried with littl...Full Story
Sonia can be party chief for 40 terms: Congress
NEW DELHI: With BJP attacking Gandhi family's "monopoly" on party leadership, Congress on Thursday retaliated by saying Sonia Gandhi could get "not four, but forty terms" as party president. | On the eve of announcement of Sonia's re-election as party chief, AICC dismis...Full Story
Islamists, professional associations decry peace talks
| By Mohammad Ben Hussein | AMMAN - Activists on Thursday demonstrated near the headquarters of the Islamic Action Front (IAF) to protest against the resumption of direct talks between the Palestinians and Israelis. | Protesters held banners condemning Israeli policies ...Full Story
Army needs US help to sustain itself - commanders
| AL KISSIK BASE, Iraq (AFP) - Iraq cannot yet sustain its army despite having managed to quell a violent insurgency, US and local commanders told AFP, raising the prospect that American troops will stay on beyond 2011. | US military advisers described myriad inefficien...Full Story
If Iran, why not Britain?
| By Jonathan Power | On its submarines, Britain has 48 nuclear warheads, each one eight times as powerful as the nuclear bomb that obliterated Hiroshima. In other words, theoretically, Prime Minister David Cameron could order the almost instant incineration of 384 larg...Full Story
Line Umpires' Job Is to See but Not Be Seen
| Before dispersing for another workday of long hours and concentrated effort, the most unknown, underpaid and unappreciated people on court at the United States Open received expert advice for those uncomfortable moments when a player, amid the self-torturous process t...Full Story
Peace this time? Even a lapsed optimist must hope
| By Shlomo Avineri | Commentary by | Friday, September 03, 2010 | - Powered by | --> | The resumption in Washington of direct Israeli-Palestinian peace talks is good news. But whether these talks will lead to an agreement, let alone within one year as US President Bara...Full Story
It's really goodbye, and good luck, Iraq
| By David Ignatius | Commentary by | Friday, September 03, 2010 | - Powered by | --> | The images for ending America’s war in Iraq were appropriately tentative rather than triumphal: President Barack Obama spoke in Washington of turning a page; Vice President Joe...Full Story
Nations meet on climate cash, U.N. sees long haul
| GENEVA (Reuters) - About 45 nations met on Thursday to seek ways to raise billions of dollars in aid to help the poor combat climate change as the United Nations warned them of a long haul to slow global warming. Smokes spew from a power plant n Taiyuan, Shanxi provin...Full Story
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Sanjiv Goenka plans power drive for CESC
The Times Of India KOLKATA: Sanjiv Goenka, the younger scion of the Kolkata-based RPG family that owns power company CESC and tyre-maker Ceat, is readying big expansion plans for his bit of the group after an amicable parting with elder brother Harsh. The separation wa...
Congress set to re-elect Sonia as party president
Gulf News | New Delhi: Sonia Gandhi, 63, is set to be chosen president of the ruling Congress for the fourth time, with all party office bearers nominating her for the post yesterday. | If nominated, Sonia will become the longest serving party president in the...
Numbers that alarm
Gulf News | At the age of 13, Marwan learnt to hide the little colourful pills in his socks as he strode past his supervisors at school. Two years later, he is a go-to man for Ecstasy in Beirut, the Lebanese capital. | In a good month, Marwan makes $3,000 sell...
Hard lessons learnt in these trying times
Gulf News | Many of us are trying to find solutions to the downturn — locally, regionally and globally. As for the real estate industry, residential sale prices have dropped from their soaring peaks, transaction volumes have vastly reduced, financing is ...
Robredo's CA confirmation in peril
Inquirer | MANILA, Philippines—Interior Secretary Jesse Robredo's chances of being confirmed by the powerful Commission on Appointments (CA) now hang in the balance in view of the bungled rescue of Hong Kong tourists held hostage on Aug. 23, according to an a...
Turkey's new path...
Khaleej Times A few months before he became Turkey's foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, then Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's chief adviser, met with a group of Middle Eastern academics and policy experts, including Arabs and Israelis. With his academic backg...
Survivor in Connecticut Triple Murder Keeps Pressure On as Trial Nears
The New York Times | NEW HAVEN — In the three years since his wife and two daughters were killed at his home in Cheshire, Dr. William A. Petit Jr. has become perhaps the most passionate and visible advocate for the death penalty in Connecticut. More than once he ...
Tata Power-led consortium to set up 240-mw project in Indonesia
The Times Of India MUMBAI: A consortium led by Tata Power, India’s largest private power utility, will develop a 240 mw-geothermal power project in Indonesia. Since the programme would involve building units of various sizes, the total cost of the project will range ...
SKIL to raise Rs 2,500 cr to fund infra, edu projects
The Times Of India NEW DELHI: SKIL Infrastructure is raising Rs2,500 crore by selling less than 20% stake in two phases that includes a private placement to overseas funds besides a public issue, said two persons involved in the process. | The transaction will value th...
Karuna hails Sonia for fourth successive win
Deccan Chronicle --> Karuna hails Sonia for fourth successive win | Share ARTICLEURL | Sept 2: Chief minister M. Karunanidhi on Thursday congratulated UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi on her getting elected, unopposed, as the president of the Congress party “successive...
Cross-border team in solar leap
Hong Kong Standard Two local universities have teamed up with a mainland company to develop a new-generation, solar-powered battery at half the cost of traditional ones. | //--> Lina Leung | Friday, September 03, 2010 | Two local universities have teamed up with a main...
Kingdom Gome
Hong Kong Standard Few jailbirds in China try to fly as high as Wong Kwong-yu. | //--> Tony Liaw | Friday, September 03, 2010 | Few jailbirds in China try to fly as high as Wong Kwong-yu. | After being arrested for graft and forced to step down as chairman of home appl...
Changing the retail landscape
Gulf News | Dubai:  A rule of thumb in assessing a corporate chief is to find out what his people say and feel about him — in private, of course. Going by that yardstick, Yousuf Ali's standing with his workforce is that of a much-loved and admired f...
Sticky wicket
Gulf News | Dubai: Why is cricket prone to match fixing? For over a decade, the game had been struggling to wipe off this corrupt practice, but in vain. | Though the International Cricket Council (ICC) created the Anti Corruption Unit (ACU) to eradicate this m...
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