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• Cameron 'regrets' hiring scandal-hit tabloid editor (Reuters)
• As China looms, Clinton tells India "it's time to lead" (Reuters)
• Maoist rebels kill 7 Congress party workers - Nandkumar Patel (Reuters)
• Clinton takes "clean cookstove" drive to India (Reuters)
• Warming India-U.S. ties hit speed bump over nuclear trade (Reuters)
• Q+A - Signs India taking small steps on key reforms (Reuters)
• Cricket captains disagree on ball-tracking technology (Reuters)
• Flagship Indian manufacturing policy snags on labour laws (Reuters)
• Asia offers Murdoch growth, but also more hurdles (Reuters)
• Sports minister sets hockey factions July 25 deadline (Reuters)
• Blackburn pull-out was an over-reaction - Indian official (Reuters)
• Tendulkar eyes 100th century in 2000th test (Reuters)
• Wipro's disappointing outlook pull shares down 5 pct (Reuters)
• Pakistan's new FM faces challenges abroad, at home (Reuters)
• Clinton pushes India on nuclear law, market access (Reuters)
• Britain's Cameron faces grilling on hacking crisis (Reuters)
• Taliban say Mullah Omar death report false, phones hacked (Reuters)

Cameron 'regrets' hiring scandal-hit tabloid editor (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 02:56 PM PDT Reuters - Prime Minister David Cameron, defending his integrity to parliament in emergency session on Wednesday, said he regretted hiring a journalist at the heart of a scandal that has rocked Britain's press, police and politics.

As China looms, Clinton tells India "it's time to lead" (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 08:35 AM PDT Reuters - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told India on Wednesday "it's time to lead", urging New Delhi to take a stronger role across Asia where China is flexing its muscles, and to bolster support for struggling neighbours Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Maoist rebels kill 7 Congress party workers - Nandkumar Patel (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 08:01 AM PDT Reuters - Maoist rebels killed seven Congress party workers in a jungle ambush on a party convoy in Chhattisgarh on Wednesday, the state's party president told Reuters.

Clinton takes "clean cookstove" drive to India (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 11:30 AM PDT Reuters - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pushed one of her simplest but potentially most transformative diplomatic priorities in India on Wednesday: clean cooking stoves.

Warming India-U.S. ties hit speed bump over nuclear trade (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 05:20 AM PDT Reuters - It was meant to be the cornerstone of relations between the world's two biggest democracies, but a lucrative nuclear deal that was to welcome U.S. firms into India's $150 billion atomic power market is clouding otherwise warming bilateral ties.

Q+A - Signs India taking small steps on key reforms (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 06:25 AM PDT Reuters - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called for India to further open up its economy for foreign investment and reduce barriers for trade.

Cricket captains disagree on ball-tracking technology (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 06:39 AM PDT Reuters - England captain Andrew Strauss expressed reservations on Wednesday about the decision to dispense with ball-tracking technology during the four-test series against India starting at Lord's on Thursday.

Flagship Indian manufacturing policy snags on labour laws (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 04:39 AM PDT Reuters - A flagship policy to beef up India's manufacturing sector with world-class investment zones has stuttered with objections from the labour ministry on freeing up employment laws, a top bureaucrat said on Wednesday.

Asia offers Murdoch growth, but also more hurdles (Reuters) Posted: 19 Jul 2011 09:20 PM PDT Reuters - Rupert Murdoch knows something about power and how to wield it. In Britain, the media magnate's backing was long seen as a prerequisite for anyone hoping to become prime minister; in the United States Murdoch's Fox News has helped drive debate and the growth of the right-wing Tea Party.

Sports minister sets hockey factions July 25 deadline (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 08:35 AM PDT Reuters - Indias rival hockey federations will get a last chance to agree to their proposed merger by July 25 or the government will take a final call to end the stalemate, Sports Minister Ajay Maken said on Wednesday.

Blackburn pull-out was an over-reaction - Indian official (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 06:10 AM PDT Reuters - Blackburn Rovers' last-minute postponement of their tour of India due to safety concerns was an over-reaction, a senior Indian soccer official said on Tuesday.

Tendulkar eyes 100th century in 2000th test (Reuters) Posted: 19 Jul 2011 06:36 PM PDT Reuters - Sachin Tendulkar at the peak of his considerable powers can mark the 2,000th test at Lord's starting on Thursday with an unprecedented 100th international century at the headquarters of world cricket when India face England.

Wipro's disappointing outlook pull shares down 5 pct (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 03:33 AM PDT Reuters - Wipro Ltd, India's No.3 software services exporter, forecast growth below market expectations, signalling the widening gap between Indian technology firms and their bigger global rivals in winning new deals in a tough economy.

Pakistan's new FM faces challenges abroad, at home (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 03:46 AM PDT Reuters - Pakistan's newly appointed foreign minister, Hina Rabbani Khar, is young in a culture that reveres the old, female in a society that favours men and her appointment comes just days before Pakistan's latest round of talks with arch-rival India.

Clinton pushes India on nuclear law, market access (Reuters) Posted: 19 Jul 2011 06:36 PM PDT Reuters - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged India on Tuesday to amend a law that has put off U.S. companies from taking part in the $150 billion nuclear energy market and further open up Asia's third largest economy to foreign investment.

Britain's Cameron faces grilling on hacking crisis (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 03:19 AM PDT Reuters - British Prime Minister David Cameron will be grilled by parliament on Wednesday about his decision to employ a former newspaper editor caught up in a phone-hacking scandal that has shaken Britain's establishment.

Taliban say Mullah Omar death report false, phones hacked (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 12:09 AM PDT Reuters - The Taliban denied on Wednesday their supreme leader Mullah Mohammad Omar had died, saying false messages claiming his death had been sent to media after their mobile phones, email accounts and a website had been hacked into.

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