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Clinton goes looking for tigers, finds two. Clicks his camera furiously
As the sun began to die over Ranthambore, Bill Clinton had his day made. That was when the tiger ambled out of its lair and stared the world's most powerful man in the face.

`Raja' Clinton steals hearts in Rajasthan
Bill Clinton wanted to see the grassroots India. While the organising committees tried to arrange this through meticulous, tedious preparations, Clinton achieved it in a matter of minutes.

On Pak national day, India drives home message
If diplomacy is the considered art of the possible, then the presence of Lieutenant Governor Vijai Kapoor at Pakistan's national day function this evening was a clear sign of New Delhi's continuing ``absence of pleasure'' with that country.

His `Deepam' scheme in jeopardy, Naidu writes protest letter to PM
Extremely unhappy over the steep hike in the prices of LPG and Kerosene, the Telugu Desam party, an important ally of the BJP, has decided to mount pressure on the Vajpayee government.

Family businesses debate the success of the Wipros and Infosys'
When Azim Premji, CEO Wipro, as a young drop-out from Stanford University decided to get into computer hardware and later software, he was not just being wise. He was also thinking ahead.

Alcan to exit India, sells Indal to Hindalco
Canadian firm Alcan Aluminium Ltd (Alcan) has decided to exit India by selling its 54.62 per cent stake in Indian Aluminium (Indal) to Aditya V Birla group firm Hindalco Industries in an all cash mega deal worth Rs 738 crore.

India, US sign agreements worth billions in climax to Clinton visit U.S. includes India in its Internet for Economic Development initiative Merger of Oil PSUs should be through bidding process: Vision 2025 India can become world's largest economy, says Clinton India orders review of U.S. supercomputer deal U.S. govt open to punishment other than breaking up Microsoft Singapore firm ties up with Satyam Infoway

Film fare
She has just returned from Delhi with a National Award but the producer of Shaheed-e-Mohabbat, Manjit Mann, feels the film deserves much more than the Best Punjabi Film award.

Bengali film director bemoans lack of adequate measures to preserve old film
Prints of many widely-acclaimed films of eminent director Tapan Sinha are missing with little efforts being made to trace them so far.