Friday, July 27, 2007

Dr Mohammed Haneef is finally free... More

Rediff Newsletter
July 27, 2007

News

Dr Mohammed Haneef's cousin Imran Siddiqui speaks to media-persons outside the Brisbane Magistrates Court after charges against Haneef were dropped by the Department of Public Prosecution.
Photograph: Getty Images


UK plot: Terrorism charges against Haneef dropped
The case was reviewed by the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions Damian Bugg, who said the charges have been dropped because a "mistake" was made in the case.

· Images: Dr Mohammed Haneef is finally free
· Haneef's wife relieved, thanks PM
· Grant visa to Haneef, India to Australia
· Haneef jailed on a whim: Australian senator

· Pro and anti N-deal lobbies gear up to work US Congress
· Manmohan basks in post N-deal glory
· US to release N-deal details on Friday

· Yaqub Memon gets death in 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case
· I did not receive papers on Afzal's mercy plea: Kalam
· It was all over in 40 minutes for the Memons
· Floods wreak havoc in Bihar, Assam
· NASA battling charges that astronauts drink and fly
· Beant Singh's assassination: 6 convicted
· Antony's LoC visit: Pakistani troops 'capture' him
· 'Disrespect to alliance partners behind Goa crisis'
· Delhi HC allows extradition of Kohli to UK
· Monsoon in India weakens but not over
· Kalam visits his favourite restaurant for dinner
· Now Pakistan wants Australian uranium
· US House passes resolution on Dalits' woes
· Canadian govt dumps immigration rule against Singh & Kaur
· Images: 'I am now professor, not President'

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Sania shocks Golovin to enter last 8...More

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July 27, 2007

Sports

 Sania Mirza
 Photograph: Getty Images
Sania shocks Golovin to enter last 8
The 20-year-old Indian ace will meet fourth seed Patty Schnyder of Switzerland at the Stanford Classic.

· Chess: Harikrishna slips to tied-third place
· Bopanna concedes semi-final to Qureshi
· Bopanna-Qureshi in semi-finals
· Blake breezes into Indianapolis quarters
· South Korea face Japan in Asian Cup sideshow
· Reeling Tour enjoys scandal-free day
· Ferguson prepared to wait for Tevez
· Henry scores on Barcelona debut at Dundee United
· Sreedharan wins 10,000m silver
· Spotted: Geet Sethi in Sydney
· McLaren escape immediate penalty but threat remains
· Nike teams with Mumbai Schools Sports Association
· Karthikeyan misses Spyker F1 drive
· Formula One World Championship 2007

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Worcester keen on signing Munaf Patel...More

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July 27, 2007

Cricket

 Spotted: Sachin Tendulkar
Worcester keen on signing Munaf Patel
Worcestershire captain Vikram Solanki said all depends on various factors, like the India pacer's fitness and availability.

· India's ODI, Twenty20 squads to be picked on Aug 7
· Wet outfield delays start of second Test
· Spotted: Sachin and Dilip in London
· Warne, McGrath set to join Indian Twenty20 league
· Batting still a concern, admits Dravid
· India needs a fixed home season, says Dravid
· Lord's to host first floodlit match
· Vaughan feared for an early Trescothick comeback
· Team's hotel woes addressed
· Ganguly passes fitness test before second Test
· India in the United Kingdom 2007
· Forthcoming cricket fixtures
· Rediff Editor's Choice blog

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Thursday, July 26, 2007

Sania-Peer in quarter-finals at Stanford... More

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July 26, 2007

Sports

 Sania Mirza
 Photograph: Getty Images
Sania-Peer in quarter-finals at Stanford
The Indo-Israeli pair survived a scare from Tatiana Poutchek and Anastasia Rodionova before making the grade.

· Canada snatch Olympic hockey berth
· Nike teams with Mumbai Schools Sports Association
· Karthikeyan misses Spyker F1 drive
· Bopanna, Qureshi to clash again
· Bopanna-Qureshi to team till US Open
· Harikrishna held, loses lead
· Roddick eases into Indianapolis quarters
· Bartoli brought down to earth by Osterloh
· Tour de France in fresh turmoil
· Champions hockey: Britain also reluctant to play in Pakistan
· Iraq beat S Korea to enter final
· Vinokourov positive plunges Tour into crisis
· Formula One World Championship 2007

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Exclusive: What Haneef told his interrogators...More

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July 26, 2007

News

Former President APJ Abdul Kalam being felicitated at the Anna University in Chennai on Thursday as he takes over professorship at the varsity.
Photograph courtesy: Shobha Warrier


Exclusive: Haneef Mohammed's interrogation in Australia
rediff.com has in its possession a copy of the transcript of Haneef Mohammed's interrogation.

· BJP's Manohar Parrikar likely to be next Goa CM
· Goa Assembly adjourned till Monday
· Goa govt collapses, Congress coalition minority

· Special: 'India has got same rights as nuclear-weapon States'
· Dr Singh briefs BJP leaders about Indo-US nuclear deal
· N-deal: 'US won't compromise on national interests'
· US lawmakers issue warning over N-deal
· Australia may sell uranium to India

· Lt Gen Deepak Kapoor to be next army chief
· Guruvayur temple to allow entry to women wearing churidars
· I'm Anna University prof, not ex-President: Kalam
· Chhattisgarh Assembly holds secret sitting on Naxal issue
· Vice-prez poll: Stage set for triangular contest
· Gross injustice against SC doctors in AIIMS: SC commission
· How India plans to dominate space in 5 years' time
· Manipur gears up to fight bird flu
· New York cabbies up in arms against GPS
· CIA, ISI encouraged Sikh terrorism: Ex-R&AW official
· Power cut sends Kalam to Raj Bhavan for the night
· Kanimozhi, D Raja take oath as Rajya Sabha members
· SC Bench to start hearings into quota law on Aug 7
· Pakistan test-fires N-capable missile
· Closed-door meetings on to save Goa government
· J&K: 2 militants killed in attack on CRPF camp
· Kiran Bedi fumes over Dadwal as Delhi police chief
· Column: B Raman: A nation with no memory
· Interview: Kashmir: 'Everybody knows the solution'

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Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Sania in second round of Bank of West Classic... More

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July 25, 2007

Sports

 Sania shines in Stanford
 Photograph: Getty Images
Sania in second round of Bank of West Classic
The Indian ace battled from a set down to beat Japan's Akiko Morigami 4-6, 7-5, 7-6(5) in the Bank of West Classic tournament.

· Images: Sania shines in Stanford
· Amritraj in second round of Granby Challenger
· Roddick, Blake cruise through in Indianapolis
· Images: Srinagar's picture-perfect course beckons golfers
· Chess: Harikrishna outwits Canadian GM
· Images: Beckham-mania takes root in California, and beyond
· Ailing Beckham ruled out of SuperLiga match
· Galaxy beat Pachuca 2-1 in SuperLiga, without Beckham
· Kaka says he never asked to leave Milan
· FIFA refers Tevez dispute to CAS
· Vinokourov positive plunges Tour into crisis
· Ecclestone agrees to keep French Grand Prix
· Spotted: Bethanie Mattek at Cincinnati
· Formula One World Championship 2007

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Warne, McGrath negotiating with Indian Cricket League... More

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July 25, 2007

Cricket

 Indians train indoors on wet day
 Photograph: Getty Images
Warne, McGrath negotiating with Indian Cricket League
With former England captain Tony Greig acting as conduit, both the retired players are in negotiation with the Zee group-backed league.

· Images: Indians train indoors on wet day
· Scorecard: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, 3rd ODI
· BCCI asked Big 3 to opt out of Twenty20?
· Karnataka XI beat Australian Centre of Excellence
· More Bangladesh board officials resign
· Second Bangladesh board official resigns
· Soper in line to replace Morgan as ECB chairman
· Dhoni climbs in Test rankings
· Spotted: Jonty Rhodes in Delhi
· India in the United Kingdom 2007
· Forthcoming cricket fixtures
· Rediff Editor's Choice blog

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Memories of a spy: Babri Masjid & spread of jihad...More

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July 25, 2007

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Lights, Camera, Freedom for Monica

Photograph courtesy: AFP/Getty Images


Nuclear deal to be tabled in Parliament
All the differences have been ironed out, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said.
· Cabinet discusses draft nuclear agreement
· N-deal done, Condi Rice to visit India

· Shekhawat unhappy with new bunglow
· Pratibha Patil sworn in as President
· Madam President for inclusive growth

· B Raman: RSS wanted arms training in Jammu
· Memories of a spy: Babri Masjid & spread of jihad

· Bird flu outbreak confirmed in Manipur
· All the Presidents of India
· Material relating to Haneef's case to be reviewed
· N-deal to be tabled in Parliament
· Anna univ gearing up for Kalam's return
· Women used to visit Sabarimala: minister
· Assam: Police foil ULFA I-Day plot
· 1993 blasts: Air India bomber gets death
· Idli makes way for Utthapam in Rashtrapati Bhavan
· Mayhem in AP assembly; 9 TRS MLAs suspended
· Kashmir: CRPF personnel shoots self
· Tears and jubiliation in Sofia
· Terror victims want to fight militancy
· Monica Bedi released from jail
· Haneef case: Aus opp leader backs police
· Kidnapped Satyam employee rescued
· Haneef could sue Aus govt if cleared: lawyer
· Nepal peace process on track: UN
· India to face serious water shortages in future
· 10 killed in rocket fire in northwest Pakistan
· Support for terror falling in the Muslim world
· Amitabh won't be able to donate land in Barabanki
· Dadwal to be new Delhi top cop
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007

We can do it, says Dr Kalam... More

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July 24, 2007

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Goodbye, Dr Kalam

Photograph courtesy: Rashtrapti Bhavan


We can do it: Kalam in last Prez speech
Al Qaeda commentaries and videos of Russian soldiers being tortured by terrorists in Chechnya have also been found on the hard disk.
· Students pay 'foodgrain' tribute to Kalam
· Kalam, an admirer of inner beauty

· Bush's approval rating nose-dives
· Haneef breaks down on seeing daughter's photo
· VP Poll: BJP refutes VHP's charges
· Mars sighting on August 27? Blah!
· Evading arrest, Pak Taliban leader blows himself up
· Ganges, Indus may not survive: climatologists
· Meghalaya: Top militant leader gives up arms
· AP: Satyam general manager kidnapped
· J&K: IEDs, grenades most favoured terror weapons
· Haneef treated like convicted terrorist: Aussie law body
· Andhra CM YSR Reddy apologises to Naidu
· 1993 blasts: Death for 3 more
· Indian high commission assisting Haneef's family
· Indian visitors to UK may have to undergo TB tests
· J&K: Jawan shoots army officer dead
· Goa: Cops keep vigil on fishing jetties
· Flood situation in Bihar grim
· Swami Ramdev raises funds in US for university
· Vice prez poll: Nomination papers of Ansari, Heptulla and Masood valid
· Kafeel Ahmed to get shark skin graft
· Immigration to Canada: Kaur, Singh please excuse
· Nothing concrete has emerged in Kafeel case: Bangalore cops
· Haryana: 6 hurt in firing by Dera follower
· Haneef visa: I did not pressurise immigration minister, says Aus PM
· Haneef investigation is very professional: Australia
· It's for the courts to decide Haneef's fate: Aus minister
· Haneef of little interest in UK: Aus media
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