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Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh, left, receives an award from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) President Shashank Manohar for getting 300 test cricket wickets, at the boards annual awards in Mumbai, India, Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2009. The Indian team leaves later Wednesday for New Zealand to play three Tests, five one-day international's and two Twenty20 internationals.
(photo: AP / Gautam Singh)
BCCI refuses to give 100 crore donation to CWG
Indian Express
| Grappling with allegations of widescale corruption, the Commonwealth Games suffered another blow on Saturday with the Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) refusing to give a Rs 100 crore donation sought by the Oraganising Committee. | After a meeting of its Working Committee at the Cricket Centre in Mumbai...
Blood Donation
(photo: WN / Sweet Radoc)
PRC calls for blood donations
Malaya
| THE Philippine Red Cross yesterday asked for blood donations as part of preparations for the possibility of a repeat of the 1998 dengue outbreak in the whole Southeast Asian region. | Sen. Richard Gordon, PRC chairman, said the public should realize that a simple blood donation could be the key to...
Debris in relief well sets back work on gusher
Denver Post
| NEW ORLEANS—Tropical Storm Bonnie left crews working to plug the Gulf oil gusher a little memento that is expected to push their work back about a day. | Crews found debris in the bottom of the relief well that ultimately will be used to plug...
Church should aid police in solving crimes
Chicago Sun-Times
| While gang members and corrupt cops might operate under a code of silence, the average person, when threatened by violence, just wants to survive. | These are not apathetic or uncaring people. These are scared people. » | After all, the most ...
Vegetable patches turn into vital teaching aids for kids
Inquirer
| AGRIPINA D. BRILLO, 61, has spent more than half of her lifetime educating children in Nueva Ecija's public schools. | As principal of Kaliwanagan Elementary School in San Jose City, she has never seen school-based vegetable gardens stir up any int...
Dog fetching a frisbee
WN
More than a third of dogs are obese, a charity warns
BBC News
More than a third of dogs in the UK are overweight, veterinary charity PDSA has warned. | The charity conducted an assessment of almost 30,000 dogs across the UK over the past four...
Gasoline - Oil Prices
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Crude oil prices slip further despite storm relief
Daily Star Lebanon
| By Agence France Presse (AFP) | Tuesday, July 27, 2010 | - Powered by | LONDON: World oil prices retreated on Monday, in line with weaker stock markets, as investor worries subsi...
A sign at a BP petrol station is seen in London, Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2008.
AP / Kirsty Wigglesworth
BP to place last pipe in relief well in next week-US govt
Newsvine
| HOUSTON July 25 (Reuters) - BP Plc will finish placing the last bit of pipe into a relief well intended to help kill its Gulf of Mexico oil leak "sometime in the next week," the ...
Flooding devastates Pakistan and kills over 800 people; UN asks for aid help (video, photos)
The Examiner
| Flooding devastates Pakistan and kills over 800 people Sajjad Qayyum/Getty If you like this ... Video: Cyclone Tomas hits Fiji with winds up to 170 mph 7.7-magnitude earthquake hit Indonesia Tuesday; 22 wounded Mexico earthquake damage estimated at...
Aid Group Suspends Work Due to South Sudan Attacks
The New York Times
| Filed at 11:09 a.m. ET | CAIRO (AP) -- Aid group Doctors Without Borders said it has been forced to suspend work in a volatile part of South Sudan because of attacks against his staff, as violence between rival tribes surges in the area. | The grou...
UNHCR
Kashmiri protesters shout freedom slogans in Pampore, on the outskirts of Srinagar, India, Wednesday, July 21, 2010. Indian Kashmir has been under a rollingcurfew and strikes for nearly a month after anti-India street protests and clashes surged in the region. Residents have accused government forces of killing at least 17 people, mostly teenagers, in the demonstrations.
(photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
UN's Ban Ki-moon asks Kashmir leaders to address problems peacefully
DNA India
| United Nations: UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon has appealed to all concerned parties in Kashmir to exercise utmost restraint and address problems peacefully. | "In relation to recent developments in Kashmir, the secretary-general is concerned over the prevailing security situation there over the past month," Farhan Haq, Ban's spok...



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