News letter from THE TIMES OF INDIA

	August 02, 2009

		Top Headlines More » Pak ready to discuss all issues with India: Gilani Pakistan is ready to discuss all outstanding issues, including Kashmir, with India as war is not the solution to any problem, Yousuf Raza Gilani has said. Myanmar close to making N-bomb: Report After Iran and North Korea, the next international pariah to be accused of having nuclear ambitions is Myanmar, an Australian paper reported on Saturday. Police complaint filed against Emraan Hashmi In a new twist to the religious profiling row, a complaint has been filed against Emraan Hashmi accusing him of promoting enmity between different communities. Cities More » Delhi to witness high security for I-Day As the country prepares to observe its 63rd Independence Day, the national capital is being put under an impregnable security cover. Asia's tallest tower in Mumbai to mark 50 yrs of Maharashtra Maharashtra government is marking 50 years of the state by planning 50 ambitious projects, including Asia's tallest building in Mumbai. Business More » Air India to increase number of flights on Aug 18 Air India will push more flights into service on Aug 18 following threats from private airlines that they would suspend operations the same day. Tata to deliver 60,000 Nano by July 2010 Tata Motors will deliver up to 60,000 units of the Nano, by July next year while remaining committed to handing over the first one lakh cars by 2010. Sports More » BCCI rejects anti-doping clause, stands by its players The BCCI gave three reasons for not agreeing to the clause, saying it was unreasonable, violated Indian constitution and was an invasion of the players' privacy. Bhullar loses Brunei Open by a whisker, ends runner-up Young Indian golfer Gaganjeet Bhullar lost a three-way play-off to finish runners-up at the Brunei Open on Sunday. Entertainment More » Love Aaj Kal's Harleen is a Brazilian Why should this Brazilian model, Giselle Monteiro, play a Punjabi kudi, when we have so many kudis in India? Ask Imtiaz Ali. MJ used son's name to get prescription drugs If reports are to be believed, late King of Pop Michael Jackson used his 12yr-old son Prince Michael’s name to buy prescription drugs. Infotech More » 8 tech etiquette tips for job seekers If there's any small solace when starting a job search in this recession, it's the proliferation of digital technology to help you re-enter the working world. Pressing Ctrl+C? Think twice Everytime you do a harmless keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C in your computer, the text you copy online may be stolen on the web.