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Imran Khan to meet fans in
London
 Youth
sensation Imran Khan, who stormed into millions of hearts
with Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, and later with his deadly persona
in Kidnap, is giving his young British-Asian fans the
opportunity to meet him in flesh on Saturday 11th July.
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Priyanka hates throwing parties
 After
the mess, Priyanka Chopra has developed a hatred for parties.
The party she had thrown months back in the honor of Gerard
Butler has put her into an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
(OCD). She invited the bigwigs of Bollywood like Shah
Rukh Khan, Hrithik Roshan, Ranbir Kapoor, Karan Johar
and Shahid Kapur and lost her leisure in managing everything.
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Love Aaj Kal was not all
that fun for Deepika, Saif
 Love
Aaj Kal is the dream project of Saif Ali Khan, being his
home production film.
We heard they had lots of fun during the shoot but there
were few incidents which created a bit panic situation.
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Marriage can make you 'fat'
London,: People who marry are up
to three times more likely to become obese than those
who just keep dating, according to a new study. According
to the study, soon after a groom carries his bride over
the threshold both end up carrying extra weight, reports
the Daily Express.
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Tears and tributes
mark Michael Jackson’s farewell
Los Angeles, : Michael Jackson finally
rested in style befitting a king. A host of celebrities
and thousands of fans descended in Los Angeles to sing,
cry, dance and share their memories of Jackson, as he
was laid to rest.
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Heavy rains lash Mumbai,
Met says more in store
 Mumbai:
Mumbai witnessed heavy showers through Tuesday night
and several low lying areas like Worli, Sion, Dadar,
Hindmata and Parel remained waterlogged for a while.
But there were no major traffic jams, as the rains
started late in the night when vehicle movement
was low.
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Baba Ramdev to challenge
HC verdict on homosexuals
New
Delhi: Yoga guru Baba Ramdev will approach the Supreme
Court on Wednesday challenging the Delhi High Court
judgement legalising gay sex among the consenting
adults.
The petition is likely to be filed on Wednesday,
July 8, lawyers associated with Ramdev said.
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Firework factory fire
kills 17 in India
CHENNAI,
India — Indian police were investigating Wednesday
a fire in a fireworks factory that killed at least
17 people in the southern state of Tamil Nadu.
At least 21 others were injured when the fire broke
out Tuesday evening in a suburb of Madurai, 500
kilometres (310 miles) from the state capital Chennai.
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Shirish Apte named
Citi CEO for Asia-Pacific
 Washington:
Citibank has named a three-person team to replace
Ajay Banga, who held the title of Asia-Pacific CEO
and left the firm June 19 to become president and
CEO of MasterCard.
Shirish Apte,56, and Stephen Bird, 42 have been
made CEOs for Asia-Pacific, while Shengman Zhang
has been named chairman of the firm in the region,
effective immediately, Indian American Vikram Pandit
led bank announced on Monday.
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Govt to shed stake
in Air India, get new CEO
 New
Delhi: The Government will partially disinvest its
stake in troubled national carrier Air India and
set a deadline of 24 months to end its financial
mess, sources tell CNN-IBN.
CNN-IBN learns a new professional CEO is being sought
and the top management of the airline will be changed
in the next 30 days.
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Andhra engineer shot
dead in South Africa
Hyderabad: A software engineer
from Andhra Pradesh has been shot dead by unidentified
assailants in South Africa, his family members
said on Tuesday.
B Kiran, 28, who was injured in the attack on
Thursday, died at a hospital in Johannesburg early
Tuesday. His family members in Andhra Pradesh's
Warangal district said a doctor hailing from the
state told them over telephone that Kiran succumbed
to the bullet injuries.
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Toll hits 156 in
China's Xinjiang as unrest spreads
Urumqi: Chinese Police have
arrested more than 1,400 suspects in connection
with rioting in the capital of Muslim Xinjiang
region which left 156 people dead and more than
800 injured, state media said on Tuesday.
Calm had settled over Urumqi, the region's capital,
after 20,000 police, troops and firefighters reclaimed
the streets from rioters who burnt and smashed
vehicles and shops and clashed with security forces
over Sunday night.
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Court says no new
trial for Anand Jon, upholds conviction
A court here has upheld the
conviction of India-born fashion designer Anand
Jon for sexual assault and denied a request for
a new trial despite ruling that a juror had improperly
contacted the defendant`s sister.
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Hindus
in US ask Burger King to remove `offensive`
ad
Washington, : A US-based
Hindu advocacy group has asked American fast
food chain Burger King to immediately remove
an advertisement campaign featuring goddess
Lakshmi, which it says is "offensive"
to the people of the faith.
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