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	September 10, 2009

		Top Headlines More » YSR Reddy's pilot violated norms, yet was given extension Records show that the pilot, Group Captain S K Bhatia, had in the past contravened flight manuals and had been issued memos for 'poor professional performance'. Government hikes dearness pay for employees, pensioners by 5% The government announced a 5% increase in the dearness allowance for the central government employees and pensioners, with effect from July this year. Jet pilots' agitation continues, over 230 flights cancelled Jet Airways pilots' stir entered the third day with the agitators sticking to their stands even as over 230 flights were cancelled giving passengers a harrowing time. Cities More » 5 girls killed in school stampede in Delhi Five girls were killed and 27 other students injured in a stampede triggered by rumours of a short circuit in a government school flooded with rain water in North East Delhi. 40% of domestic helps in Mumbai are U-15 girls: UNDP According a UNDP report, 40% of domestic servants in Mumbai are under 15 years of age and the number seems to be increasing at an alarming rate. Business More » Exports dip 19.7% for the 11th consecutive month India's exports slid for the 11th straight month in August by 19.7% to $14.3 billion owing to the continuing slump in global demand. Home loan EMIs to cost Rs 10,000 less Home loan seekers can save up to Rs 10,000 on their monthly repayments for one year as the government approved 1% interest subsidy for houses below Rs 20 lakh. Sports More » Virat Kohli to replace Gambhir for tri-series in Sri Lanka Indian selectors have decided to send Delhi batsman Virat Kohli to replace injured Gautam Gambhir in the Indian team for the ongoing tri-series in Sri Lanka. Paes, Bhupathi to clash in US doubles final Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi will now fight it out for the US Open men's doubles title after both won their semi-final matches in contrasting fashion. Entertainment More » I was right here, working: Manoj Bajpai Having been completely bed-ridden after his recent accident while shooting in Hyderabad, Manoj is fit and back in action. Blue is Fast & Furious, says US media Michael Adams, one of the editors of Empire, said to be the largest selling film magazines of America, has singled out 'Blue' for the first time for mention. Infotech More » Steve Jobs is back Steve Jobs stepped back into the spotlight for the first time in nearly a year, drawing a standing ovation before unveiling new and cheaper iPods for Apple Inc. HP reviewing IT, BPO assets Hewlett-Packard is conducting a review of the information technology and business process outsourcing assets that came with its 2008 acquisition of EDS.				Advertisements NRIs! No minimum balance required Send Money to India now Order your Twenty20 Match programs India today - Autobild Guaranteed Mastercard� Airtel Call India at 3.5�/m effective rate Airtel Call India at c/m Crack the boards 2009 Most Read Stories More » Closing down Airways an option, says Jet chief Mumbai flat fetches record Rs 28 crore I�ll beat cancer: Lisa Ray Harbhajan jabs at cameraman at airport Most Shared Stories More » NRIs treated as Not Required Indians! Obama says he would like to have dinner with Mahatma Gandhi Mumbai flat fetches record Rs 28 crore Sleeping with partner may harm your health, love life Most Commented Stories More » Closing down Airways an option, says Jet chief 'Only whores choose their partners' MPs' bill for 3 months in Samrat Hotel: Rs 3.7cr I�ll beat cancer: Lisa Ray

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