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London, Feb.9 (ANI): Billionaire Indian businessman Mukesh Ambani and Sahara Group chairman Subrata Roy have reportedly set their sights on buying debt-ravaged Liverpool FC from their American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett Junior.

According to The Times, approaches for buying of ownership stakes in the club began as early as November and some preliminary talks have taken place.

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India: National
-Patna students protest against working of private coaching institutes

Patna, Feb 9 (ANI): Over hundreds of students took to the streets here on Tuesday allegedly upset with the working of private coaching institutes.

-Centre says no to commercialisation of Bt Brinjal

Bangalore, Feb 9 (ANI): Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday gave the thumbs down to the commercialisation of Bt Brinjal and imposed a moratorium on it till further study.

-Greenpeace says moratorium on Bt Brinjal not a long-term solution

New Delhi, Feb.9 (ANI): Pro-environnment group Greenpeace on Tuesday welcomed Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh's decision not to allow commercialisation of Bt Brinjal.

South Asia
-Sujata Koirala says Police personnel should also be investigated over Shah murder

Kathmandu, Feb 9 (ANI): Nepal Deputy Prime Minister Sujata Koirala today said the police personnel should also be included in the i9nvestigation in the case involve the murder of media entrepreneur Jamim Shah.

-Parmananda Jha may retake oath as Nepal Vice President

Kathmandu, Feb 6 (ANI): Nepal Vice President Paramananda Jha who remains inactive after the Supreme Court verdict nullified his oath of office taken in Hindi language will retake the oath on Sunday.

India: Politics
-NCP angry with Congress for comment on Pawar
New Delhi, Feb 9 (IANS) The Congress suggestion that Agriculture and Food Minister Sharad Pawar has the main responsibility to check food inflation is a 'mockery of the collective system of responsibility in the cabinet', an angry Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) said Tuesday.
-Trinamool not colluding with Maoists: Chidambaram
Kolkata, Feb 9 (IANS) Standing by United Progressive Alliance (UPA) partner Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, Home Minister P. Chidamabaram Tuesday rejected allegations that she was colluding with Maoists and said no party which believed in parliamentary democracy could play ball with the Leftwing radicals.
-'Smart City Kochi delay due to government ineffectiveness'
Thiruvananthapuram, Feb 9 (IANS) The Congress-led opposition in Kerala Tuesday said the proposed Rs.1,500-crore (Rs.15 billion) Smart City Kochi project has failed to materialise due to the ineffectiveness of the state government.
Business
-Sensex closes 106 points higher, ends above 16,000
Mumbai, Feb 9 (IANS) A benchmark index of Indian equities Tuesday shut shop 106 points higher and above the psychologically important 16,000-mark, pushed up primarily by IT and healthcare stocks.
-India says no to Bt Brinjal, pending tests
New Delhi, Feb 9 (IANS) Placing an indefinite moratorium on the commercial release of Bt Brinjal, which would otherwise have been the first genetically modified food crop in India, Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh Tuesday said he took the 'precautionary approach' as there was no clear consensus on the subject among Indian scientists.
-'Life cycle analysis to be mandatory for environmental clearance'
Kolkata, Feb 9 (IANS) The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) would make life cycle analysis (LCA) compulsory for environment clearance to projects within the next six months, its chief said here Tuesday.
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