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Looking Beyond the Local Boundaries

Posted by: RR on 28 February 2006

HR Forum Seminar

Posted by: RR on 28 February 2006

Film Festival – Formal Programme: Photos

Posted by: RR on 25 February 2006

Shooting Stars Rise a Notch Higher

Posted by: RR on 25 February 2006

SAC College Day

Posted by: RR on 24 February 2006

Ten Films in a Nutshell

Posted by: RR on 24 February 2006

Students’ Short Film Festival-2006

Posted by: RR on 23 February 2006

Shooting Stars 2006

Posted by: RR on 23 February 2006

Budding Filmmakers Meet their Professional Counterparts

Posted by: RR on 23 February 2006

PGDBM Silver Jubilee

Posted by: RR on 22 February 2006

Business Celebrates Silver Jubilee

Posted by: RR on 22 February 2006

“SHOOTING STARS”: Students’ Film Festival

Posted by: RR on 21 February 2006

Students’ Film Festival

Posted by: RR on 18 February 2006

Students’ Film Festival

Posted by: RR on 18 February 2006

Mild Exam Fever in the College Campus

Posted by: RR on 16 February 2006

Being in Delhi

Posted by: RR on 16 February 2006

Rang De Basanti

Posted by: RR on 13 February 2006

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Posted by: RR on 6 February 2006

The Hindu – Readers’ Editor

Posted by: RR on 6 February 2006

FM Radio: A Boomtime for the Forgotten Lowly Medium

Posted by: RR on 6 February 2006

Good wishes for PrepExams

Posted by: RR on 6 February 2006

Kala Milan Inaugurated

Posted by: RR on 6 February 2006

Food Festival With difference

Posted by: RR on 6 February 2006

Hockey tournament held

Posted by: RR on 6 February 2006

Aloysian Boys Home Celebrates Silver Jubilee

Posted by: RR on 5 February 2006

I will be out!

Posted by: RR on 4 February 2006

SAC Journalism Students on AIR…

Posted by: RR on 3 February 2006

SAC Journalism Students in the AIR

Posted by: RR on 3 February 2006

LIC Visits SAC

Posted by: RR on 2 February 2006

LIC Visits SAC

Posted by: RR on 2 February 2006

Journalism Students Press Visit

Posted by: RR on 1 February 2006

All the news

Sales Rise Even Though Shoppers Spend Less 29 November 2009
Thanksgiving weekend retail sales totaled $41.2 billion, a .5% jump over last year's $41 billion, but the average shopper spent 8% less than in 2008, $343.31 against $372.57. Discounts, especially on electronics and toys, were the overwhelming attraction as cautious consumers pried open their wallets, Bloomberg reports....
Bernanke on Offense Ahead of Confirmation Battle 29 November 2009
Ben Bernanke's reappointment to a second 4-year term is virtually certain, but the path appears likely to be a somewhat rocky one. The Fed chairman's confirmation will be the subject of a Senate Banking Committee hearing Thursday, and one senator has already said he'll vote no when the matter comes...
Gyllenhaal, Witherspoon Call It Quits 29 November 2009
Reese Witherspoon and Jake Gyllenhaal have split up after about 2 years of high-powered, high-profile coupledom. Walk the Line Oscar winner Witherspoon, 33, and Brokeback Mountain Oscar nominee Gyllenhaal, 28, met while working on Rendition in 2007, People reports. A cynic would expect to see him linked next to Natalie...
Holiday Gifts Not to Get Your Boss 29 November 2009
A thoughtful holiday gift for your boss can smooth out your workday and even help your career. But not all gifts are created equal. David Seaman of The Street lists some to avoid: The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People: A self-help or management book "implies that you don't think...
Tiger Breaks Silence, Blows Off Cops Again 29 November 2009
Tiger Woods is "pretty sore" physically and his feelings are hurt after 2 days of speculation about his car crash early Friday morning—but if Florida Highway Patrol investigators want to hear his story, they'll have to wait. A scheduled meeting was canceled this afternoon for the second consecutive day,...
New Moon Eclipses Blind Side 29 November 2009
New Moon extended its domination of the the box office over the Thanksgiving weekend, but The Blind Side showed surprising resilience and even outdrew the vampire picture on the holiday. New Moon raked in $42.5 million in 3 days, bringing its 10-day total to $230.7 million. The Blind...
Levin: No Afghan War if We'd Caught bin Laden 29 November 2009
Had the US not missed its chance to nab Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan in 2001, there's a “good chance we would not have forces or need to have forces there," Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Carl Levin told Face the Nation . Given the current situation, however, Politico reports that...
Four Cops Gunned Down in Wash. Café 29 November 2009
A gunman entered a coffee shop in Washington state this morning and opened fire, killing four police officers, reports the Tacoma News Tribune . The three men and one woman, who were wearing bulletproof vests as they prepared to start their shifts, appear to have been targeted and not the victims...
UAE Backs Dubai Banks 29 November 2009
The UAE got behind domestic and foreign banks in troubled Dubai today, with its central bank setting up a "liquidity facility" on the eve before battered global markets were to re-open after a holiday break. The move was widely seen as countering the perception that Dubai might be the first...

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Ashok's advertisement anomalies 30 November 2009
An explosive report in a top daily says Maharashtra CM Ashok Chavan's election campaigns during the just concluded assembly elections ran as news but not as advertisements.
Somnath's sermon on political parties 30 November 2009
“A political party should not resort to violence if people do not vote for it” , said Somnath Chatterjee in a veiled criticism of the CPM from which he has been expelled.
Lifestyle of leaders, workers worries CPM 30 November 2009
The CPI(M) is worried about the quality of newcomers joining the party and the lifestyle of party leaders and workers which, in many cases, deviates from Communist values. These were some of the observations made by CPM general secretary, Prakash Karat, at the ongoing state committee meeting of the West Bengal unit of the party.
Chinese mobiles to go 30 November 2009
It is the end of days for cheap Chinese mobile handsets which do not have a genuine IMEI number. From the midnight of November 30, all these Chinese phones will become dysfunctional.
Ishrat case: Team to submit report today 30 November 2009
The Gujarat High Court will continue its hearing in the Ishrat Jehan murder case. Ishrat’s mother had filed a petition in the High Court alleging that encounter was fake and demanded compensation for the same.

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