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An internal NBC memo almost killed Seinfeld after pilot episode
The memo also went on to say that none of the characters supporting Jerry were “particularly liked” .
Round-up of those whose worth went up or down today
Round-up of those whose worth went up or down today
NASA, Boeing to develop most powerful rocket for Mars
NASA and Boeing have inked a USD 2.8 billion deal to develop a giant rocket which is set to be the largest and most powerful ever built.
Sushma Swaraj gets off to a good start
The minister “touched base” with West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee before embarking on her two-day trip, with a view to presumably keep the latter in the loop over the nature of talks with the Bangladesh leadership.
UPSC aspirants protest against CSAT, 4 metro stations closed
The agitators were planning to take their protest march to Rajghat and then toward Race Course Road, police said.
ET Young Leaders 2014: How the process unfolded
For on-ground assessment, candidates were required to be part of a group of 8-10 people and evaluated on group tasks, roleplays, and the like, over approximately four hours
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Ultimate test still lies in one’s performance: Sam Balsara
Sam Balsara, chairman, MD of Madison World, and daughter Lara talk about the challenges and joys of working with family.
UP Combined Premedical Test cancelled after paper leak
The Uttar Pradesh Combined Premedical Test (UPCPMT), which was scheduled for today, was cancelled after its paper was leaked in Ghaziabad, a senior official said here.
How to keep your office bright and positive
“One spends so much time in office, you must have things around you that are bright & positive. Everything in this office serves that purpose,” says Ravneet Gil CEO, Deutsche Bank India.
Condoleezza Rice played key role in bringing India and the US together: John Kerry
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice played a key role in bringing India and the US "together" and reached a civilian nuclear agreement.
Gujarat bypolls come as early test for Gujarat CM Anandiben Patel
Meanwhile, Anandiben went to Delhi and met the PM with a set of demands including assistance for starting the phase-I of the Ahmedabad Metro Rail project.
The Era of Big Brother
Does the feeling of being watched change our behaviour for the better? Anybody who’s been to school knows it does — especially when the teacher steps out for a while.
Goodness Sakes
A correspondent has forwarded a story, doing the rounds on the internet from the early 2000s, which illustrates the value of lateral thinking.
Narendra Modi will not take a tough stand against China: Chinese daily
The result of the general polls in India infused unprecedented confidence in society. It will not change India but only serve as a good beginning, the daily said.
6 gaming devices that score high
Casual players may swear by the tablet, but hardcore enthusiasts are always looking for more options to test themselves.
'Imminent' N Korea nuclear test unlikely: US think-tank
Despite fears to the contrary, North Korea does not appear to be preparing an imminent nuclear test, said a US think-tank.
Ideology and Posturing
Familiarity may breed contempt in some areas of human behaviour, but in the field of social ideas, it is the touchstone of acceptability…. I shall refer to the ideas henceforth as the Conventional Wisdom.
Narendra Modi and RSS: Is it the beginning of a difficult equation?
Modi is now taking strident positions RSS likes to hear. But can Modi afford that line when in power, and if not, how will he deal with the Sangh?
Muslims who don't vote for SP not true Muslims: Abu Asim Azmi
In controversial comments, Samajwadi Party leader Abu Asim Azmi has said that Muslims who do not vote for his party are not "true Mulsims"
Andhra Pradesh parties prepare for urban fight ahead of big battle
Political parties in Andhra Pradesh will face a preliminary test of their strength in the elections to Urban Local Bodies slated for tomorrow.
Hyderabad twin blasts: NIA charge sheet names Yasin Bhatkal, Asadullah Akthar
NIA today filed charge sheet against top Indian Mujahideen operatives, Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar in the February 2013 twin blast case.
Cricketers like Chris Gayle, Marlon Samuels, Sunil Narine, Darren Sammy become mascots of new West Indian approach to cricket
Each of the cricketers have become mascots of the new West Indian approach to cricket, which is instinctive and entertaining, yet fragile, with a clear emphasis on genius over method.
Harbhajan Singh can make a comeback to India team: Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly feels seasoned off-spinner Harbhajan Singh can make a comeback if the selectors look beyond those favoured by skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
MBA still most preferred postgraduate course choice in India
Master of Business Administration (MBA) is the most preferred post-graduate course choice in India, especially in metro cities, says a survey.
Adventurous with a dash of romance: Spend this Valentine's Day amidst nature
Are you ready to fall in love with yourself and your partner yet again. Do it in the midst of nature.
Huawei allegedly hacked BSNL network: Government
BSNL had awarded a major part of its network expansion tender of about 10.15 million lines to another Chinese company ZTE in 2012.
China to increase military spending to $148 billion: Report
In 2011, a Chinese-made aircraft with stealth radar- evading capabilities flew on a test flight as the then US defence secretary Robert Gates was in Beijing.
Cricket South Africa denies being part of 'unanimous support' to ICC revamp
CSA denied governing body's claim that there was "unanimous support" for "key principles" of plan which would cede executive decision-making to India, Australia and England.
When laws can be used to deny others justice
The concept of ideal justice ought to transcend all caste, creed, sex, religious and national considerations.
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