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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
![]() Set for debut: All speculations surrounding Sachin’s fitness came to an end when he admitted that he is fit to play | Read
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Old is gold
Old hats like McGrath, Warne and Gilchrist are giving the juniors a run for their money.
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Mum's the wordFrom old hats like Shabana Azmi, Hema Malini and Mahesh Bhatt to young actors like Sonam Kapoor, Celina Jaitley and Abhishek Bachchan - on Mother's Day they all talk about the contribution of their mothers in their lives ASTROLOGY
Try not to promise more than you can deliver, if you are feeling generous. Your need for security may be pushing you one way, and your desire for extravagance is pulling you in the other. You seem to be pointing in opposite directions at once. But you do want to be solidly protected, and are tempted to feed your body with things that feel good, smell good and taste good. That never comes cheap. |
Punjab Kings XI registered a thumping nine-wicket win over depleted Bangalore Royal Challengers with 26 balls
Shane Warne's inspiring leadership in the Indian Premier League continues to impress all and his Rajasthan Royals teammate Younis Khan too.
Hockey legend and a selector in the newly appointed selection committee, Dhanraj Pillay, has revived his old hockey academy and formed a new one.
All speculations surrounding batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar’s fitness came to an end on Monday when the man himself admitted that he is fit to play
Where players from all parts of the world have more or less found their feet in the IPL, the Pakistanis are yet to deliver to their potential.
Elizbar Ubilava was believed to be the man responsible for Viswanathan Anand’s transformation from a rookie to a world champion.
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