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New Delhi, Apr. 29 (ANI): India on Monday requested Pakistan to take a sympathetic and humanitarian view of Sarabjit Singh's case and release him.

In view of the recent tragic events and present circumstances, we once again appeal to the Government of Pakistan to take a sympathetic and humanitarian view of this case, and release Sarabjit Singh, said a statement issued by the Ministry...

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India: National
-Nobody should interfere in working of CBI: Narayanasamy

New Delhi, May 24 (ANI): Minister of State in Prime Minister's office (PMO), V. Narayanasamy, on Friday said that no one should interfere in the working of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and added that it should be given a free hand to investigate any matter.

As far as the CBI autonomy as far as the investigation is concerned yesterday we had a meeting under the chairmanship of P Chidambaram, the Honourable Prime Minister constituted the group of ministers to look into the

-Gujarat Chief Minister Modi launches Ahmedabad edition of The Hindu Business Line

Ahmedabad, May 24 (ANI): Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi launched the 17th edition of Business Line, the financial daily of The Hindu Group at a glittering function held here on Friday.

Observing the evolution of established media from print to electronic to social, Modi described it as a healthy trend' reflecting popular aspirations.

Acknowledging that social media has empowered people like never before, the Gujarat chief minister said that it is regretable that those who

-RPN Singh rules out ban of IPL

Patna/Bhopal , May 24 (ANI): Minister of State for Home Affairs RPN Singh Friday said it would not be right to ban the Indian Premier League (IPL) in view of the fresh revelations in the spot fixing scandal, and promised to act tough against the guilty.

I don't think so it's right to impose ban just like that because of a few culprits. Cricket is such a game, which is watched and praised all over the country, especially by youngsters, Singh told media here.

We can see that

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-HSBC could face criminal prosecution as deal on money laundering charges stalls

Washington, May 24 (ANI): HSBC's controversial 1.9 billion-dollar settlement deal with American authorities over money laundering charges, has been stalled after a row between the Department of Justice and the judge overseeing the case.

The deal - known as a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) - would have exempted HSBC from prosecution and triggered a storm of criticism, reports the Guardian.

Judge John Gleeson is now believed to be considering rejecting the deal, a move that

-Nissan recalls 800,000 Micras over glitch in steering wheels

London, May 24 (ANI): Nissan is recalling 133,000 Micras in Britain after the company discovered a glitch in the steering wheels of one of its models.

Micras made in Sunderland between December 2002 and May 2006 are part of the global recall.

According to the Mirror, the Japanese car giant said drivers affected should take their car to a dealer for the bolt to be tightened or the wheel replaced.

Last month, Nissan recalled 480,000 cars worldwide, including 59,000 in Britain,

-China clears Boeing 787s for commercial service

Beijing, May 24 (Xinhua-ANI): The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) issued a certification for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner Thursday, a milestone for the 787 to begin commercial service in China.

The CAAC presented Boeing with a Validation of Type Certification (VTC), indicating that the design of the 787 Dreamliner is compliant with China's aviation regulations and that China endorses the original type certificate issued by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on

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