News letter from THE TIMES OF INDIA

	July 28, 2009

		Top Headlines More » Sex scandal: Omar Abdullah quits, Governor says no J&K Governor on Tuesday refused to accept Omar Abdullah's resignation as chief minister. He said Omar will continue to hold the office untill the final decision is taken. Gujarat passes anti-terror bill Gujarat assembly on Tuesday passed the Gujarat Control of Organised Crime bill, rejecting suggestions by President Pratibha Patil to modify it. No proof against Hafiz Saeed in 26/11 attacks: Pakistan Pakistan has said it cannot arrest outlawed Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, since there is no proof of his involvement in the 26/11 assault. Cities More » Design deficiency led to pillar 67 mishap: Probe report Tabling the action taken report on the pillar 67 mishap on July 12, DMRC chief Sreedharan said that the tragedy occurred due to design and material deficiencies. Father chains daughter for not obeying him A 15-year-old girl chained by her father for not obeying him, was rescued by Longerhouse police in Hyderabad. Business More » No change in key policy rates: RBI Dashing hopes of further interest rate cuts in home, consumer and auto loans by lenders, the Reserve Bank on Tuesday kept the key rates unchanged. Reliance Power to raise over Rs 20,000cr to fund power projects Reliance Power, an Anil Ambani group company, plans to raise over Rs 20,000 crore in the current fiscal to finance various projects including the 4,000 MW Power Project. Sports More » I had a better technique than Gavaskar: Boycott Former England opener Geoffrey Boycott believes he was technically superior to Sunil Gavaskar even though his Yorkshire team-mate Dicky Bird feels otherwise. Schumacher may stand in for Massa Seven time F1 champion Michael Schumacher could make a comeback to Formula 1 as a replacement for the injured Felipe Massa. Entertainment More » Bebo wants Saif's film to break records Kareena Kapoor wants boyfriend Saif Ali Khan's "Love Aaj Kal" to even surpass her film's record and enjoy phenomenal success at the box office. Fans want MJ nominated for Nobel Peace Prize The late King of Pop Michael Jackson's fans want their idol to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Infotech More » Tech workers lose H-1B case The US Court of Appeals has ruled against the tech workers who have been fighting to allow foreign students to work on a student visa from one year to 29 months. Verizon planning job cuts The US' largest wireless carrier, Verizon Communications reported a 21% drop in Q2 profit and announced further job cuts.