UPA\ UPA's petrol bomb: Congress alienating the middle-class?
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Left Right & Centre: After last night's steep rise in petrol prices, will the government bite the bullet and raise the prices of diesel as well?
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Jagan appeals to supporters to remain calm Jagan appeals to supporters to remain calm
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Video duration: 97 seconds

Jagan appeals to supporters to remain calm.
Karan Johar turns 40 Karan Johar turns 40
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Video duration: 98 seconds

Master of many trades in Bollywood, Karan Johar, turns 40 today. He talks to NDTV about what makes his birthday special this year, reasons for throwing a grand Bollywood bash and also shows us his best birthday gift that he received today.
Ash\ Ash's first appearance in a maxidress at Cannes
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan made a surprising first appearance at Cannes in a monochrome maxidress designed by Australian designer Angelo Katsapis.
Aarushi case: Talwars to be tried for murder Aarushi case: Talwars to be tried for murder
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Video duration: 148 seconds

Nupur and Rajesh Talwar will be tried for murder and destruction of evidence in a court in Ghaziabad, near Delhi. Mr Talwar will also be tried for misleading the court, the judge ruled today.
Petrol price hike: Opposition fumes, allies demand rollback Petrol price hike: Opposition fumes, allies demand rollback
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Video duration: 225 seconds

At midnight on Wednesday petrol prices went up by a huge Rs 6.28 plus local taxes - the biggest hike in 10 years. The Opposition is threatening to launch a big agitation and the government's own allies and friends are bringing pressure on it to roll back the hike amid fears that LPG and diesel prices will go up next. Will the government effect a partial rollback?
Humiliated, Mahasweta Devi quits West Bengal\ Humiliated, Mahasweta Devi quits West Bengal's literary body
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Celebrated author-activist Mahasweta Devi has resigned as chairperson of West Bengal's top literary body - the Bangla Academy. It is a post she was appointed to by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee last year. One of the academy's tasks is to annually give out the Vidyasagar Puraskar to deserving writers. But now, the government has refused to give the award to two people selected by the academy.