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Cong MP quits, blames Rahul's coterie 

New Delhi, May 6:
In a jolt to the Congress, its senior leader Akhilesh Das who was recently dropped from the Union Council of Ministers on Tuesday resigned from the party as well as the Rajya Sabha blaming the "coterie" around...
 
Muslim body seeks separate mosques for women 

Lucknow/Muzaffarnagar, May 6:
The All India Muslim Women Personal Law Board (AIMWPLB) on Tuesday demanded the setting up of separate mosques for women.
 
Builders fleecing customers 

Bhopal, May 6:
It is now the turn of builders to fleece the customers and make them go in circles. Earlier, the banks used to do so when it came to sanctioning of loan for any purpose.
 
Bhajji-Sree video footage shocking: BCCI panel 

Mumbai, May 6:
BCCI-appointed Commissioner Sudhir Nanavati, investigating the slapping row between Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth, on Tuesday said he was left stunned after seeing the video footage of the incident.
 
Ganguly buoyant by Shoaib's return 

Kolkata, May 6:
Kolkata Knight Riders captain Sourav Ganguly is buoyant by the recent favorable turn of events in the Shoaib Akhtar saga. Now that the ‘Rawalpindi Express’ has been cleared for participation in the...
 
J&K sex scandal: Action tagainst Jammu MP likely 

Srinagar, May 6:
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad on Tuesday said allegations by Congress MP Madan Lal Sharma that the Assembly Speaker and former PCC chief were involved in a sex scandal but saved by...
 
2 ULFA camps busted in AP 

Dibrugarh, May 6:
Two abandoned ULFA camps have been busted by security forces inside Manabhum reserve forest in Arunachal Pradesh, officials on Tuesday said.
 
Players' earnings set to go over the roof! 

Melbourne, May 6:
The Indian Premier League (IPL) is all set to scrap the $5 million cap on the players' salaries from next season onwards, a move that could see top cricketers earn as much as a whopping $15 million (Rs 61 crore approx).
 
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