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Vijayaamma, mother of KAS officer and Deputy Director of Cooperative Audit S.P. Mahantesh, breaks down beside the body of her son at their residence in Bangalore on Sunday, even as his father S.B. Puttanaiah (top, left) and other relatives mourn the officer who died following an attack earlier this week. Photo: K. Murali Kumar
Vijayaamma, mother of KAS officer and Deputy Director of Cooperative Audit S.P. Mahantesh, breaks down beside the body of her son at their residence in Bangalore on Sunday, even as his father S.B. Puttanaiah (top, left) and other relatives mourn the officer who died following an attack earlier this week. Photo: K. Murali Kumar

Whistleblower pays with life

Five days after a murderous attack by unknown assailants in the heart of Bangalore, S.P. Mahantesh, 48, an auditor and whistleblower on irregular land allotments in the State, died of his injuries. »
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalallithaa with Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. File Photo: Rajeev Bhatt.

Jayalalithaa steps up campaign for Sangma

The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister sought support from several non-Congress leaders including L.K. Advani, Prakash Karat, A.B. Bardhan, and Mulayam Singh Yadav. »
Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee speaks at a function in Kolkata on Sunday.

Falling rupee matter of grave concern: Pranab

The rupee slipped to an all-time low earlier this month. On May 16, it touched 54.51 against the U.S. dollar, compared with its previous historical low recorded in mid-December 2011 of 54.30. »
This May 8, 2012 photo shows a statue of Nobel laureate Naguib Mahfouz with electoral advertisements for presidential candidates Amr Moussa, left, and Mohammed Morsy, right, in Cairo. Poster at centre reads,

Egypt heads for fractured vote

Egypt’s presidential elections, widely seen as the culmination of the first round of the Egyptian revolution that started with a blazing uprising that removed former President Hosni Mubarak, has failed to throw up a clear frontrunner. »

Arts

Javed Akhtar. Photo: K

Rightfully theirs

In focus Artistes hail the passing of Copyright Amendment Bill in the Rajya Sabha but remain cautious about its implementation. Sangeetha Devi Dundoo and Y. Sunita Chowdhary get the details »

One shade darker

Joins the gang

Banga Bibhushan award conferred on Suchitra Sen

Footprints in the sand

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Sport

Deccan Chargers batsman Jean Paul Duminy during an IPL match against the Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Sunday. Photo: K.R. Deepak

Chargers knock out RCB, CSK through

Dale Steyn produced a fiery pace bowling spell of three for just eight runs as Deccan Chargers knocked Royal Challengers Bangalore out of the Indian Premier League with a nine—run victory in a ten... »

Roberto Di Matteo - An unlikely hero

West Indies erase England's advantage

Yuki wins first ATP Challenger singles title

Kirti Azad begins hunger fast against IPL

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Sci-Tech

Pakistan blocks Twitter

Pakistan blocked the social networking website Twitter on Sunday because it refused to remove material considered offensive to Islam, said one of the country’s top telecommunications officials. <... »

Unusual rise in night temperature brings down ‘imampasanth' yield

Taking copyright law a step too far?

Cloud solutions for Narayana Hrudayalaya

A technology that promises storage and functionality, in a flash

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Life & Style

Fast forward...

Fashion's brat-pack has breathed fresh air to give the industry a new look. Sujata Assomull Sippy looks into the future. »

Eco in Essence

Wild wild South

Look who's cooking on the blog

Footprints in the sand

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Business

THE ENEMY WITHIN: Bogus attendance, inflated bills and overtime claims were among the malpractices unearthed during the investigation. Photo: Mohammed Yousuf

As AI struggled for cash, its employees milked it dry

Air India’s vigilance wing unearths over 160 cases where employees milked the airline by stealing liquor, caviar and other luxury goods from aircraft. »

RPower wants CAG to delete adverse remarks

‘Route Rajiv Gandhi Equity Scheme through MF'

RINL begins IPO process

Time to pay the price

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Cinema

Arun Vijay

Smashing barriers

Arun Vijay opens up about Thadaiyara Thaaka, which is set to hit the screens soon. Malathi Rangarajan writes… »

Luck by chance

The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel - Eastern premises

Banga Bibhushan award conferred on Suchitra Sen

Moodupadam 1963

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Open Page

Old is gold — yesterday, today & tomorrow

Old is gold, it is always said. When I was a five-year old, some 55 years ago, my elders said their olden days were gold. Today, my son, who is around 30, says, “old is gold.” I always wonde... »

Let the babies breathe first, other things can wait

The noise called ringtone

Trust our Generals, they are patriots

Technology banking: handle with caution

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Chennai

A view of the new Assembly building on Anna Salai. Photo: V. Ganesan

Green nod for modifying new Assembly building

The State Environment Impact Assessment Authority stated that as the facility was being converted to a hospital, utmost care must be taken in handling and disposing of biomedical waste. »

Device to predict if road is pothole-prone

Scorching Saturday in city

Bus goes up in flames

The Sunday Diary- A German at the stadium

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Hyderabad

Government Hospital at Barkas in Hyderabad. Photo: G.Ramakrishna

Barkas Hospital cries for attention

Despite Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy announcing sanction of Rs. 1 crore to the Community Health Centre (CHC) at Barkas a year ago, nothing much has changed on the ground. »

Disabled persons facing job threat

Effective law for implementation of SC/ST Sub-Plans sought

Companies owned by Jagan file caveat

Masjid blast anniversary passes off peacefully

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Bangalore

Chairman of the Karnataka Lalithakala Academy C.S. Krishna Setty has said the sculpture, Chathur Shakthi, is amateurish and the epitome of bad taste. Photo: K. Murali Kumar

Stop horsing around with public art, BBMP told

Academy Chairman C.S. Krishna Setty told presspersons here that the sculpture in question, ‘Chathur Shakthi', was the "epitome of bad taste" besides being amateurish. "[It doesn't have] even the basic physical proportions and anatomy of horses." »

Lawyer hired thief to steal from cousin: police

Eight-year-old was raped and murdered: autopsy report

Assaulted official's family wants external probe

City boy secures 108th rank in IIT-JEE

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Sudoku - May 20, 2012

A mind game and a puzzle that you solve with reasoning and logic. »

Resources

Reporting History: Early India

'The U.S. has a dominant position in quota calculations'

Prime Minister’s Statement at the BRICS Summit (Full text)

Vision Tamil Nadu 2023: Strategic Plan for Infrastructure Development in Tamil Nadu (PDF)

Full text of Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee's Budget speech (pdf format)

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Economy Watch (column)

The Roaring 2000s

The Commerce Ministry's secret

In the middle of a muddle

The dollar drain

India’s faltering growth

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