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May 29, 2009


Top Headlines

Australian Prime Minister apologises for attacks on Indian students
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has condemned the attacks on Indian students in the country and offered his apology. But, the govt denies the racist angle to the attacks.

First time, average Indian's income crosses Rs 3000 per month
Monthly income of an average Indian for in the country has crossed Rs 3,000, thanks to economic reforms and a high growth rate of above 9% achieved since 2005-06.

M K Stalin appointed Tamil Nadu deputy chief minister
Karunanidhi's son Stalin's promotion to the post of deputy chief minister comes a day after the DMK chief's elder son M K Azhagiri was sworn in as a central minister.
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Cities

Chitra Singh's daughter commits suicide
Ghazal singer Chitra Singh's daughter, Monica Choudhary's body was found hanging from a ceiling fan at her suburban home in Mumbai.

Delhi University says no to admission of OBC students centrally
Delhi University turned down the proposal of several colleges to conduct admission of OBC students centrally saying that relaxed cut offs for them has to be decided by the institutes.
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Business

Sensex ends more than 329 points higher on good GDP numbers
Driven by the good news on the GDP front and the positive outlook expressed by new central ministers taking charge, the BSE benchmark Sensex zoomed by another 329 points.

India's economic growth slows to 6.7% from 9% a year ago
India's economic growth slowed to 6.7% in 2008-09 from 9% a year earlier. The economy grew by 5.8% in the fourth quarter, down from 8.6% in the previous year.
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Sports

Mahendra Singh Dhoni hopeful of defending World T20 title
Skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni admitted that cricketers were tired after a hectic IPL but said he had a balanced team which could defend the title in the World T20 Championships.

Rushmi Chakravarthi runs out of steam, loses in ITF semi-final
Rushmi Chakravarthi lost rather tamely 3-6, 2-6, to Israel's Keren Shlomo in the semi-final of the International Tennis Federation tournament.
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Entertainment

Katrina Kaif on Salman Khan's walls
Katrina Kaif says that she is still the dominant factor in Salman's life and the presiding deity of his cozy little den of Galaxy Apartments, Bandra west.

Angelina Jolie to shift base to Portugal
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie is reportedly house hunting in Portugal. She is said to be considering buying a property looking onto the beach in the village of Lagos.
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Infotech

Infosys sees recovery by mid-2010
"India's biggest technology companies won't see a rebound in demand until mid-2010," said S Gopalakrishnan, CEO of Infosys Technologies.

Microsoft's new rival to Google: Bing
Microsoft, which has been testing the search engine internally under the name Kumo, plans to introduce the new service, re-christened "Bing".
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