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Fuelling panic

Petrol pumps go dry as people resort to panic buying

Petrol pumps across the Capital were either out of supply or had long queues as the nationwide strike by oil PSU executives hit petrol supplies on Thursday. The strike by Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) saw petrol pumps exhausting supply by afternoon, while some retail outlets which got their supplies from Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) grappled with a huge rush of customers. Most petrol pumps had put up signboar...

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Friday , 9 January '09

Flat ‘owners’ had no clue of their luck

The impact of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) flat allotment scam, is being felt in far flung villages in Rajasthan's Jhunjunu district, where close to 200 Meenas had unwittingly signed applications for flats in New Delhi.

Friday , 9 January '09

Now a Gurgaon twist in DDA tale

The Delhi Police have specific leads on a few property dealers of Gurgaon, suspected to be hand-in-glove in the DDA housing scam.

Friday , 9 January '09

Oil PSU strike delays 36 flights, Air India, foreign airlines worst hi...

At least 36 flights were delayed at the Indira Gandhi International Airport on Thursday evening owing to delays in aviation-refuelling services with oil PSU officers on strike for the second day on Thursday.

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Friday , 9 January '09

Delhi trips on power, blackouts in many areas

With executives at the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation and GAIL India on an indefinite strike since Wednesday, Delhi is facing power problems.

Friday , 9 January '09

Be a Man

In the late 1960s and ’70s, it was a quirky French designer who thought it worth his time to take a close look at the lives of everyday men and women and incorporate their design sensibilities into the world of haute couture.

Friday , 9 January '09

Hotels can grow vertically, at a lower price

In a boost to the hospitality sector, the central Urban Development Ministry has decided to provide financial incentives to hotels in the Capital that are interested in expanding their infrastructure.

Friday , 9 January '09

MBA student, Manipur woman killed in separate road accidents

Two persons were killed and three injured in separate road accidents in less than 24 hours.

Friday , 9 January '09

Promise of Peace

Leningrad is under siege in the winter of 1942 as a bitter battle rages between the Russian army and the Nazi invaders.

Friday , 9 January '09

Two for One

It is a café that seems to be hands in glove with a fashion store, where you can have both mufflers and masala chaas, shop for a skirt and slurp on a soup.

Friday , 9 January '09

FACE TO FACE with Namit Das

I gifted my sister my iPod. But when I had it, I used to listen to a lot of Sade...

Friday , 9 January '09

‘I don’t like intense films’

Controversy seems to be her middle name. Recently, there were rumours of Kangana Ranaut refusing to promote her forthcoming film, Raaz ...

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