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Anil Ambani denies Newcastle buy-out bid

The Anil Ambani group has sought to set at rest rumours within British football that the world's sixth richest man is keen to buy the Newcastle football club.

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ZEE Carnival presents celebs up, close & personal

Saif & Karina signing autographs
Saif & Karina signing autographs

It was a weekend filled with glitter, glamor and great fun as ZEE TV celebrated its 10th anniversary in the US, with a three-day carnival. The ZEE Carnival was held at the Meadowlands Expo Center in Secaucus, NJ, from August 30 to September 1.
This lifestyle exhibition, under one roof, had the very best in entertainment, fashion and flavors from the sub-continent.

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Monica Bedi bids adieu to 'Bigg Boss'

Monica Bedi: actress and one-time gangster's moll
Monica Bedi: actress and one-time gangster's moll

Bollywood starlet Monica Bedi's journey on "Bigg Boss" was cut short with her eviction from the reality show Friday.
Monica, who was extradited along with gangster Abu Salem from Portugal in 2005 and lodged in jail in a fake passport case, participated on the show to "start life afresh".

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World Gujarati Conference celebrates Gujarat's contribution to the world

Multimedia dance ballet choreographed by Miki Patel and Kalpesh Dalal.
Multimedia dance ballet choreographed by Miki Patel and Kalpesh Dalal.

With more than 50 per cent of the hotels in US owned by Gujaratis, every second diamond of the world polished in Surat, billionaires Ambanis, Premji, Tatas, Adanis and leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi hailing from the state, which was also entry point to India through its ports for years together, Gujarat's contribution to the world has been immense.

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Residents cope with Gustav aftermath; more storms approach

US Gulf coast residents were reeling from the impact of Hurricane Gustav, the monster storm that had two million people fleeing their homes before winding down to a tropical depression.

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Giving New York an Indian touch

Neelam Deo rings the NASDAQ Closing Bell on the eve of Indian Independence Day
Neelam Deo rings the NASDAQ Closing Bell on the eve of Indian Independence Day

Indian Consul General to New York, Neelam Deo retired from the Government this month. Deo, who took charge of the Indian Consulate in New York on Oct 10, 2005, has given it a new meaning in these three years.

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Indian Americans make presence felt at Democratic Convention

Barack Obama, Democratic presidential candidate, with his wife Michelle
Barack Obama, Democratic presidential candidate, with his wife Michelle

Amidst all the action at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado what certainly didn't get unnoticed was the presence and number of high-profile Indian Americans, both as delegates as well as participants.

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Leveraging knowledge, India now a $1 trillion economic powerhouse

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When Jack Welch, former chief of General Electric, the world's second largest company, said a few years ago that "India is a developed country as far as intellectual capital is concerned", it was time to sit up and take notice.

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One-on-one with Kris Kolluri: Opening new corridors for transit system

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Kris Kolluri has a specialization in redevelopment and transportation law as an attorney.

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Amitabh is crowning glory of 'The Last Lear': Arindam Chaudhur

Producer Arindam Chaudhuri can't stop raving about Amitabh Bachchan's performance in his ready-to-release English language film "The Last Lear". He says the Big B's work in the movie is even better than in "Black".

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