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	October 28, 2009

		Top Headlines More » 80 killed in Peshawar blast; Hillary Clinton in Islamabad 80 dead and more than 200 wounded in a huge explosion that rocked Pakistan's main northwest city. The blast coincides with Hillary Clinton's trip, who was in Islamabad. PM reaches out to Pakistan with 'curb terror' rider Prime Minister Manmohan Singh sought to reach out to the Pakistan government by saying that it was the desire of India and the people of Pakistan to live in peace. 6 UN staff among 12 killed in Kabul siege Gunmen stormed a UN guest house in the Afghan capital early on Wednesday, killing 12 people, including six UN staff. Cities More » American prof to teach Hindi in Mumbai An American professor has won a Fulbright scholarship to teach and study at the University of Mumbai during spring semester 2010. Why is Pinki not smiling? The child protagonist of Oscar-winning documentary "Smile Pinki" has been trying to get the authorities to keep their promise of turning her village into a model village. Business More » India's 6 core industries' output up 5% in first two quarters India's six core industries logged a growth of 4% in September and 5% in the first six months this fiscal, official data released on Wednesday showed. Demand for office space rises by 19% in Q2: C&W According to a latest report, the average demand in India's eight major cities rose by 19% at 6.7 million sqft during July-September period over the previous quarter. Sports More » Vijender to be part of Commonwealth baton launch Boxer Vijender Singh would be among India's star players to attend the launch of the Queen's Baton Relay for the Commonwealth Games 2010 on Thursday. PCB chief Ijaz Butt off to India to revive ties PCB chief Ijaz Butt left for India on Wednesday to hold talks with his counterparts, apparently to revive bilateral ties snapped following the Mumbai terror attacks. Entertainment More » Chai piyo ji: Ritesh Ritesh Deshmukh has plans to launch a chain of tea centres, the first of which will open in Mumbai. The chain will then spread to other major cities in India. Priyanka's chemical reaction After Kaminey, Vishal Bharqdwaj is kicked about his new film starring Priyanka Chopra and seven guys. Infotech More » HCL Tech to hike salaries IT services provider HCL Technologies will increase the salaries of their employees by 0-10% from October 1. Infosys to open 22 BPO centers in AP Infosys BPO Limited signed an agreement with the Andhra Pradesh government to set up rural BPO centres in 22 districts of the state.				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 » Impotent husband �allows� father to rape wife for child Pakistanis too scared to leave home, many want to flee country Same gotra match: Family kills boy, let kin rape girl Bebo-Shahid together again? Most Shared Stories More » 10 places women want to be touched Bangalore school is best international school Mumbai airport shut for 6 hours every Tuesday CBSE makes it tough to fail in Class IX & X Most Commented Stories More » Blue Main aurr Mrs Khanna Impotent husband �allows� father to rape wife for child All the Best

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