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• Police widen probe into cash-for-votes scandal (Reuters)
• Musharraf says Pakistan not complicit on bin Laden (Reuters)
• War over, fear still stalks polls in north Sri Lanka (Reuters)
• Pakistan, Afghanistan must end border incursions - PM (Reuters)
• England take early honours at Lord's (Reuters)
• Monsoon rains improve in past week (Reuters)
• India may avoid diesel hike in 2011 as polls, inflation loom (Reuters)
• Atlantis has landed, ending NASA's shuttle era (Reuters)
• India's "recycled" school teaches environmental lessons (Reuters)
• Karun Chandhok replaces Trulli in Germany (Reuters)
• Apple guns for Exxon as king of stocks (Reuters)
• Food inflation at 7.58 pct y/y as at July 9 - govt (Reuters)
• INTERVIEW - Indian soccer coach rues grassroots deficiencies (Reuters)
• U.S. charges two for illegal lobbying for Pakistan over Kashmir (Reuters)
• Tendulkar could reach 100th hundred in 2,000th test (Reuters)
• Tiger Woods shocks caddie with decision to part ways (Reuters)
• Asian investors stricken by gold fever on record price (Reuters)

Police widen probe into cash-for-votes scandal (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 03:34 AM PDT Reuters - Police widened their probe into charges some opposition lawmakers were bribed in 2008 to vote for the Congress party-led government in a confidence vote, as prosecutors prepared on Thursday to oppose the bail plea of one of those accused.

Musharraf says Pakistan not complicit on bin Laden (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 03:59 PM PDT Reuters - Pakistan's exiled former President Pervez Musharraf said on Thursday that "absolute negligence and not complicity" was behind his country's Osama bin Laden fiasco and Washington and Islamabad must put that episode behind them and rebuild trust.

War over, fear still stalks polls in north Sri Lanka (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 10:59 AM PDT Reuters - Sri Lanka's northern cities hold local polls for the first time in many years on Saturday and though the civil war is over, fear and intimidation remain rife, poll monitors and opposition politicians say.

Pakistan, Afghanistan must end border incursions - PM (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 10:18 AM PDT Reuters - Pakistan and Afghanistan must redouble efforts to end fighting along their border to prevent this jeopardising an improvement in relations, Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani said on Thursday.

England take early honours at Lord's (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 11:15 AM PDT Reuters - England took the early honours in the first test against India at Lord's on Thursday before the rain which blighted the series against Sri Lanka again had the final say.

Monsoon rains improve in past week (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 04:29 AM PDT Reuters - India's key monsoon rains were 7 percent above normal in the week to July 20, snapping a two-week negative trend, the weather office said on Thursday, but weak rains in rice-growing eastern region have dampened the main summer crop's output prospects.

India may avoid diesel hike in 2011 as polls, inflation loom (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 11:20 PM PDT Reuters - The government is unlikely to risk raising, or even deregulating, diesel prices again this year, allowing demand to expand, as concerns over inflation and state elections eclipse the need to cut spending and keep pace with global oil prices.

Atlantis has landed, ending NASA's shuttle era (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 09:49 AM PDT Reuters - The space shuttle Atlantis returned from NASA's final shuttle mission on Thursday, ending a 30-year era that opened the space frontier, exposed its dangers and established a toehold for future endeavors beyond Earth.

India's "recycled" school teaches environmental lessons (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 10:32 AM PDT Reuters - On a regular school day, four-year-old Kush Bhattacharya can leave his mathematics class to run barefoot on grass, hide from his friends in a cave made of cow dung and return to recite nursery rhymes in a red bus that doubles up as a classroom.

Karun Chandhok replaces Trulli in Germany (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 07:01 AM PDT Reuters - India's Karun Chandhok will replace Jarno Trulli for Team Lotus at this weekend's German Grand Prix as the outfit continue their bid for a first ever Formula One point.

Apple guns for Exxon as king of stocks (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 10:54 PM PDT Reuters - Apple Inc is within sight of catching up with Exxon Mobil as the most valuable company in the world.

Food inflation at 7.58 pct y/y as at July 9 - govt (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 12:00 AM PDT Reuters - India's food price index rose 7.58 percent and the fuel price index climbed 11.89 percent in the year to July 9, government data on Thursday showed.

INTERVIEW - Indian soccer coach rues grassroots deficiencies (Reuters) Posted: 21 Jul 2011 12:40 AM PDT Reuters - The term 'sleeping giant' is often used to describe Indian soccer and its massive potential talent pool, but national team coach Armando Colaco thinks officials have to wake up to the problems at grassroots level if India are to ever play in the World Cup finals.

U.S. charges two for illegal lobbying for Pakistan over Kashmir (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 10:01 PM PDT Reuters - Two U.S. citizens have been charged with illegally lobbying the United States for the Pakistani government and its spy agency over the disputed territory of Kashmir, U.S. authorities said on Tuesday.

Tendulkar could reach 100th hundred in 2,000th test (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 07:49 PM PDT Reuters - Sachin Tendulkar has the opportunity to mark the 2,000 test match with an unprecedented 100th international century in the opening test between England and India at Lord's starting on Thursday.

Tiger Woods shocks caddie with decision to part ways (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 10:41 PM PDT Reuters - Tiger Woods has decided to part company with longtime caddie Steve Williams, a move that took the New Zealander by surprise after he helped the former world number one to win 13 majors.

Asian investors stricken by gold fever on record price (Reuters) Posted: 20 Jul 2011 10:16 PM PDT Reuters - Gold fever is gripping Asian investors and could spread to central banks as global growth uncertainties tarnish the appeal of other assets, putting bullion on course for more gains but also provoking fears about supply.

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