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Sambhaav is a Gujarati newspaper, the first to have a web presence. The Newspaper Sambhaav is now turned to "Sambhaav Metro" - an Afternoon Newspaper. |
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Sri Lanka determined to do well despite various issues Angelo Matthews - Matthews said his side is determined to shrug off the issues, plaguing his side as they concentrate on exploiting the poor form of the Indians when they open their tri-series campaign in Perth.
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Super Bowl finale in US sets Twitter record - The final 180 seconds of the match witnessed the sending of an average of 10,000 tweets per second.
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Sachin Tendulkar may be rested for Perth ODI against Sri Lanka - Tendulkars aim to score his hundredth international ton may have to wait as he may be rested for the upcoming one-day international match against Sri Lanka in Perth.
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Rupee gains 11 paise against dollar in early trade - The rupee strengthened by 11 paise to Rs. 48.94 a dollar in early trade on the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on Tuesday on increased foreign capital inflows.
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Pranab Mukherjee to present budget on March 16 - Finance minister Pranab Mukherjee will present the annual budget for 2012/13 on March 16, while the railways budget will be presented on March 14, Pawan Kumar Bansal said on Tuesday.
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GoM allows airlines to directly import jet fuel - The GoM, headed by finance minister Pranab Mukherjee, was also apprised of the decision to allow foreign airlines pick up 49 per cent stake in Indian carriers.
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GDP forecast revised down to 6.9 slowest pace in 3 yrs - GDP forecast revised down to 6.9%, slowest pace in 3 yrsEconomy is estimated to grow 6.9% this fiscal year as tight monetary policy and a logjam in government policy making stifles investment.

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World mkts momentum sapped on Greece wrangling - Greek resistance to the strict conditions attached to a bailout fund sapped recent momentum in markets spurred by hopes the global economy is improving

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Nikkei slips from 3 mth high on Greece concerns - Nikkei slipped from a 3-month high as a delay in Greeces response to the painful terms for a new bailout tempered optimism over the US economic outlook

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European shares set to dip early UBS eyed - European shares were set to open slightly lower as poor results by bellwethers UBS and ArcelorMittal rekindle worries about the outlook for corporate profits

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Singapore retail investors more pessimistic Survey - The J.P. Morgan Investor Confidence Index, taken every six months, stands at 86, the lowest since it was launched a year ago.

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Greek leaders face crunch talks unions strike - In some euro zone countries, including Germany and Finland, parliamentary approval is required to raise the bailout money.

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Cyber attack on site of petitioner against Facebook - The website of a petitioner and Islamic scholar who dragged Facebook, Google, Yahoo and others to court over allegedly objectionable content has been defaced.

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Indian IT companies in US paid 15 billion taxes in last 5 years - Indian IT companies in US paid 15 billion taxes in last 5 yearsNASSCOM estimates that Indian industry employs over 100,000 in US up from 20,000 six years ago, and in addition it supports 200,000 other jobs.

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Iran defaults on rice payments to India-traders - Iranian buyers have defaulted on payment for about 200,000 tonnes of rice from their top supplier India.

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