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Chidambaram says Pakistan faces danger of becoming ''failed state''

Chidambaram says Pakistan faces danger of becoming ''failed state''New Delhi/Mumbai, Mar. 7 : In separate instances, Home Minister P Chidambaram and Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee have said that Pakistan faced the threat of becoming a "failed state."

Tushar Gandhi terms return of his great grandfather''s belongings a ‘miracle’

Tushar Gandhi terms return of his great grandfather''s belongings a ‘miracle’Mumbai/New Delhi, Mar 6 : Tushar Gandhi, the great grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, today termed the return of his grandfather''s items as a `miracle'.

Expressing his joy, Tushar said he was grateful to liquor and airline magnate Vijay Mallya for coughing up 1.8 million dollars for the treasured icons.

Shilpa On Song; Launches Spas In Mumbai!

Shilpa On Song; Launches Spas In Mumbai!After launching perfumes, a Yoga DVD, and acquiring a stake in IPL cricket team, Bollywood hot lady Shilpa Shetty is all set to roll out a chain of medi-spas across Mumbai.

This is a joint venture of Shilpa Shetty and Kiran Bawa.

It is learnt that the different services at the spas would be provided at an affordable price-range.

Bollywood actress Amrita Arora gets married

Bollywood actress Amrita Arora gets marriedMumbai, Mar 5 : Boll

BJP objects over Sena’s support to Pawar for PM post

BJP objects over Sena’s support to Pawar for PM postMumbai, Mar 5 : The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state unit president Nitin Gadkari on Thursday objected to a Sena leader's comments that his party would back Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar for the prime ministerial post.

"I have just heard the remarks made by the Sena spokesperson that his party would support a Marathi person for the prime ministerial post. The Sena should make up its mind because earlier they backed BJP leader L. K. Advani for the post," Gadkari said.

Woman cadet leads passing out parade for the first time in Pune

Woman cadet leads passing out parade for the first time in PunePune, Mar 5 : Harleen Chopra of the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) created history today by becoming the first-ever Indian woman cadet to command a passing out parade in Pune.

Chopra, a medical cadet, commanded the parade of 103 graduates who would be commissioned into the Armed Forces Medical Services.

"Basically it is an honour and a privilege to be doing this in my college. I once again thank all those who were responsible for guiding me throughout this process," said Chopra.

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