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Cricket: Facebook hampers productivity at workplace
Facebook lovers, here is another survey showing how employee productivity is robbed at workplaces. So put a limit on its usage before employers and the bosses put a stop on its usage at work.discuss | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Cricket: Sourav Ganguly denies accusing BCCI of discrimination
Blaming it on misinterpretation by the media, former India captain Sourav Ganguly on Saturday denied accusing the BCCI of discrimination in selection matters and said the Board should have checked his comments before reacting so sharply.discuss | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
News: Bill Gates against tougher US immigration laws
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates on Friday warned that the US immigration laws may get tougher but he also advocated free exchange of talent.“US Congress is very tough on immigration in general.discuss | | category: News | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
News: I’m playing lead in Dhobi Ghaat, says Aamir Khan
Bollywood star Aamir Khan, who is on a high after sharing the stage with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, has confirmed that he plays a full-fledged part in his wife Kiran Rao’s directorial debut Dhobi Ghaat.discuss | | category: News | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Movies: Aishwarya Rai’s old age look in Action Replay
From a glam girl to historical character, Bollywood screen diva Aishwarya Rai has played a variety of roles.Now for Action Replay she will don the look of an old woman and director Vipul Shah says he has hired a Hollywood make-up artist to get the right make up on her face.discuss | | category: Movies | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Tech: India all set to begin development of its heaviest satellite
India will soon design and develop its heaviest communications satellite GSAT-11 to provide advanced telecom services from 2011-12, a senior official of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said here Friday. At 4.5 tonnes,discuss | | category: Tech | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Tech: IT firm Tech Mahindra Q1 net halves
IT firm Tech Mahindra today reported 49.08 per cent plunge in net profit at Rs 131.62 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2009 owing to the interest costs on borrowings the company incurred after acquiring Satyamdiscuss | | category: Tech | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
News: Immigrants to get British citizenship faster by volunteering
Learning English, paying tax and volunteering will now help immigrants gain British citizenship faster under a new citizenship law, described as the “biggest transformation” of border controls in a generation.discuss | | category: News | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Tech: Yahoo homepage gets new features
Yahoo began rolling out a promised major redesign of its homepage as the struggling Internet pioneer worked to revitalise its image and incorporate hot new online trendsdiscuss | | category: Tech | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Cricket: Danish Kaneria reprimanded for on-field abuse
Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria has been reprimanded for abusing Sri Lanka’s Angelo Mathews during the ongoing third and final Test, the International Cricket Council said on Wednesday.discuss | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Business: Nifty cruises above 4500; ONGC, DLF gain
Indian equities resumed their upward march on Wednesday taking cues from the positive global markets. All the sectoral indices were in the green led by rally in realty, metals and oil & gas space.discuss | | category: Business | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Cricket: ‘2011 Cricket World Cup to be short and effective’
Apart from Bob Woolmer’s unfortunate death, India’s shocking exit and Pakistan’s loss to Ireland, the 2007 ICC World Cup is also remembered for its excruciatingly lengthy format. Of course, the Australians won the title again, in fact thrice in succession. But that bit came after 49 days of cricket that seemed like never ending. Compare that to the 1996 World Cup jointly hosted by India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka that finished in just 29 days or even the 1992 version, hosted by Australia and New Zealand, which got over in 31 days. They are vividly remembered for many reasons, one of them being for less time consuming.discuss | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Cricket: Rudi Koertzen becomes first umpire to stand in 200 ODIs | Cricket Bytes
South African umpire Rudi Koertzen became the first to stand in 200 One-Day Internationals in the second ODI between Ireland and Kenya at Clontarf Cricket Club Ground on Saturday. Koertzen, 60, made his international debut in the match between South Africa and India in Port Elizabeth December 1992 and since then has gone on to become one of the game’s most respected officials.discuss | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Cricket: Injured Muttiah Muralitharan again out of Pakistan Test
Lanka will once again be without spin king Muttiah Muralitharan as they attempt a series-clinching win when the second Test against Pakistan starts on Sunday. The world’s leading Test and One-day bowler missed the first Test in Galle, which Sri Lanka won by 50 runs, after hurting the patella tendon in his right knee during training last week.discuss | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Cricket: 1st Ashes Test: Simon Katich and Ricky Ponting defy England
Simon Katich scored his maiden Ashes hundred and Australia captain Ricky Ponting also reached three figures to keep England at bay on the second day of the first Ashes Test on Thursday. Australia, at stumps at Sophia Gardens, were 249 for one in reply to England’s first innings 435, a deficit of 186. Left-handed opener Katich, dropped early in his innings, was 104 not out and Ponting 100 not out, with their unbroken stand worth 189.1 comment | | category: Cricket | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
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