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Rajat Gupta's Last Card
Rajat Gupta's defence lawyer Gary Naftalis has poked holes in the prosecution's case and steered the jury to possibly doubting the credibility of some witnesses
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The Other World Of Professional Chess Players
Chess players and their eccentricities could be as intriguing as some of their games
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The Curious Case of the Empty Adidas Godowns
Adidas had alleged that these godowns were used by former CEO Subhinder Singh Prem to stash away unsold stock, but when the police inspected three of them, they found nothing
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Jennifer Lopez is the World's most Powerful Celebrity
Adele, Ashton Kutcher and Melissa McCarthy Are Among Notable Newcomers on the Forbes 2012 Celebrity 100 List
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Steve Forbes: The US Must Not Pull Out From Afghanistan Yet
As the perception of a US pullout spreads, everyone in Afghanistan will be scrambling to cut deals with the Taliban, says Steve Forbes
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R H Patil: Builder of Institutions
The founder of the National Stock Exchange and an intellectual, died on April 12. He was 74
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Designs On China
Fashion designers are falling in line to grab a chunk of the burgeoning Chinese market
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Pranab Mukherjee: Caught between Trivedi and Trinamool
The Economic Survey endorses the reforms recommended by various committees, but practically every move available to the FM would be seen as anti-poor by the Trinamool
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Clear Vision lands Rail Minister in a Political Hole
Indian railways minister Dinesh Trivedi stepped into Parliament House as Mamata Banerjee's minion but walked out labeled as her worst enemy
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Why Ponty Chadha's Time Could Be Up in Uttar Pradesh
Akhilesh Yadav would be now under pressure to take action against Ponty Chadha, whose at least Rs 6,000 crore business empire has probably benefited the most under Mayawati's reign
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Is the Indian Judiciary On A Collision Course With Indian Media?
India's Chief Justice S H Kapadia peeved at the increasing trend of trial by media and frequent leaks of confidential information to the media