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	November 23, 2009

		Top Headlines More » Angry Liberhan says he didn't leak Babri demolition report The retired Supreme Court judge, whose report on the December 1992 demolition has created a furore in Parliament, said he had not leaked the report to anyone. Kashmir borders can't be redrawn, says PM Manmohan; Pak protests PM Manmohan Singh has made it clear that there can be no redrawing of borders in Kashmir, triggering a sharp response from Pakistan. Pregnant woman thrashed, paraded naked in UP village A group of locals thrashed the woman and paraded her naked through a village in Uttar Pradesh after she objected to encroachment on her land, police said. Cities More » Delhi: High security after JNU violence Security was increased around the JNU campus on Monday, a day after four outsiders were held for allegedly misbehaving with women students. No war within Mumbai Police, says chief "There is no war in Mumbai police..The only war we had was against terrorists on Nov 26 last year when we had done a memorable job," Mumbai Police chief D Sivanandan said. Business More » Sensex extends gains for second day, up 158 pts Sensex rose by 158 points to close at a five-week high after strong gains in market leader Reliance Industries counter and positive cues from global markets. Gold futures at new high on Asian cues Continuing the record setting spree, gold hit yet another high of Rs 17,605 per 10 gram for April contract in the futures market on Monday. Sports More » A 'princely' Rs.400 - for winning two golds, one bronze at Ipoh A 'princely' Rs.400 had been sanctioned as her reward by the police, says constable Anita Yadav, for winning medals at athletics championships in Malaysia. Sri Lanka eye elusive Test win in India Sri Lanka will renew efforts to win their first-ever Test in India when the second match begins on Tuesday, after being frustrated by a flat wicket in the opening tie. Entertainment More » Farah is the strongest: Akshay "Farah is the strongest and most capable woman in the business (Bollywood).. She is highly respected by well-known people (here)," Akshay said in a statement. Bebo-Aamir speak �T� language Their tees speak their heart. Infotech More » Legislation to make H-1B hiring tough According to a report, two senators have introduced legislation that would bar any company that lays off 50 or more workers from hiring guest workers. 10 Reasons why Google OS may flop The company showed off its Google Chrome OS, saying that the lower-end PCs called Netbooks will include it in the second half of 2010.				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 » Shiv Sena slams Sachin again in 'Saamna' In Dubai, thriving Indian clubs with a dark side? We will hit India hard: Headley in emails to friends Shilpa ties the knot with Raj Kundra Most Shared Stories More » In Dubai, thriving Indian clubs with a dark side? Why do you fall asleep after having sex? "Never too old for sex!" Blast belly fat fast Most Commented Stories More » Kasab should be hanged from a lamp post: Major Unnikrishnan's father Shiv Sena slams Sachin again in 'Saamna' Kurbaan Tribal boy with 260 hours flying experience now a cabbie

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