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	Raima & Mandira walk the ramp at BPFT
	Designers Mandira Wirk and Surily Goel showed off their work at the Blenders Pride Fashion Tour in Kolkata. To add glitter to Surily's collection was Bong beauty Raima Sen who walked the ramp for the designer. Television star Mandira Bedi did the same for Mandira Wirk. Several celebrities and fashionistas across the country were also a part of this glamorous fashion event.
	Date: 2010-09-14 03:19:51 - Added by: shreya
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	Traditional silk gift awaits Obama
	Gurum R Narayanappa, a Bangalore-based weaver, has a dream that could soon come true. The weaver wants to present his handiwork to none other than the US President Barack Obama during his India visit in November this year. Narayanappa, whose forte is weaving silk, has been honoured by a state award in 2001, a national award in 2003 and the Rajyotsava award in 2008 for his workmanship. The idea of gifting a silk handkerchief and a silk saree to the first couple of the US dawned on him when he learnt of Obama's India visit two months ago from newspaper reports.
	Date: 2010-09-11 03:24:52 - Added by: kolkata
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	The gold Ganesha
	Adding to the grandeur of Ganesh Chaturthi festivities in Mumbai is a massive idol of Lord Ganesha, parts of which are made of gold. While the idol's hands, feet and ears are solid gold, it has also been decorated with the precious metal. In total, 61 kilograms of the yellow metal have been used. The gold Ganesha, which costs an estimated Rs 130 million, was specially ordered by the Gaud Saraswat Brahmin Mandal, which hosts one of the city’s biggest pandals.
	Date: 2010-09-11 03:21:53 - Added by: shreya
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	Himachal's 'safe' welcome for CWG tourists
	Himachal is all set to welcome CWG tourists with tourist safety as the priority. The hospitality industry led by Shimla Hoteliers Association, the Tourism Industry Stakeholder welfare Society and Himachal Pradesh Civil Defence have together organised a safety-training for tourists. The three day program will continue from Wednesday to Friday in Shimla. This was organized with the intent to cater better service, safety and security to visitors during the Games.
	Date: 2010-09-11 03:20:20 - Added by: kolkata
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	Indian IT reacts to Ohio outsourcing ban
	Terming the Ohio outsourcing ban threat as discriminatory, the Indian IT industry on Thursday said, such a move clashes with open market policy and hampers free trade. Reports say Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, through an executive order last month, prohibited the expenditure of public funds for services provided offshore. This move is seen as a blow for Indian IT companies that have been tapping opportunities in the US across sectors.
	Date: 2010-09-10 03:44:10 - Added by: kolkata
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	Mallika turns singer with ‘Hisss’
	Following in the footsteps of famed French actor Brigitte Bardot, Mallika Sherawat will be singing for the first time for her upcoming film ‘Hisss’. The B'wood bombshell has already recorded two songs prior to her Mumbai homecoming. The songs will be released as part of the ‘Hisss’ soundtrack and promotions.
	Date: 2010-09-10 02:59:00 - Added by: kolkata
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	Sonia takes farmers' case
	Speaking for farmers, Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi said the concerns of poor farmers must be addressed before acquisition of lands. Stressing on holistic & sustainable development, Sonia asked authorities to show sensitivity to farmer grievances by awarding them adequate compensation. Talking about Stage II of the National Thermal Power Project (NTPC) at Dadri, she suggested a balanced approach between industrial development and environmental stability.
	Date: 2010-09-10 02:41:33 - Added by: kolkata
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	J& K’s step to boost heritage tourism
	In an attempt to encourage pilgrim and heritage tourism, the J& K govt has declared 37 heritage sites as protected monuments. Shafi Zahid, deputy director of Archeological and Museums Department, J & K, said this decision has been taken to conserve and protect all state monuments. The task will be carried out by the state's Archeological Department.
	Date: 2010-09-10 02:35:17 - Added by: kolkata
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	CWG: Australia issues dengue alert
	Peter Varghese, Australian High Commissioner to India disclosed on Wednesday that travel advisories have been issued to Australian athletes participating in the CWG. The advisories were issued following the dengue scare. Local media reports say at least 20 participating countries have written to the CWG Organising Committee inquiring about precautionary measures being taken in and around the CWG venues.
	Date: 2010-09-09 03:10:43 - Added by: kolkata
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	'Dabangg': Special screening
	The special screening of Salman's much-awaited Dabangg was held at Ketnav Theatre in Mumbai. B'wood biggies like Aamir Khan, Imran Khan, Shilpa Shetty & veteran Manoj Kumar were among those who showed up at the event. Dabangg's screening scored high on glamour, style and fun. The only thing that went missing was Katrina's presence.
	Date: 2010-09-09 02:13:44 - Added by: kolkata
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