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Warriors eye victory after late strikes

Nathan Coulter-Nile put Western Australia on target for victory as South Australia's top order suffered serious jitters on the third afternoon in Adelaide

Source - Cricket news from ESPN Cricinfo.com

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Uttaran 26th October 2011 Written Episode

Episode starts wid Iccha remembering yuvraj.Rathod also remembers iccha feeding yuvraj.

Yuvraj is crying and tapu trying to feed him.Nani tells tapu to bring spoon.Nani irritatingly tries to feed yuvraj.Rathod feeds yuvraj milk.tapu tells servant to take baby to room and stay wid him.Rasya read newspaper.tapu sees salsa classes add. Nani tells rathod tapu dances well.Rathod asks her to go to classes and he will take care of baby.Tapu tells she will start classes frm 2day.

Rathod calls Iccha,rathod tells yuvraj and iccha is tensed asks whether everything is alright.Rathod tells abt yuvraj nt taking milk frm 2days.Rathod tells abt gng to doctor.Rathod tells dat he get anything for his baby xcept mother milk.Rathod asks iccha to cme hme and he will manage taps.iccha tells dis will hurt taps and she can't cme.Meanwhile yuvraj cries and later rathod asks iccha to thik for the last time.

Precap:Veer meets taps in sme shop and tells ur is happy and its ur habit to do smethng frm wich it goes.Taps tells its his habit dat he always try to find mistake in her.She also tells him to tell iccha nt to enter into her life.

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Source - India Spicy News

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Britain's Military Memorials Are Being Stolen For Scrap Metal

Disgusting: The Tidworth war memorial was paid for with £15,000 from the Royal British Legion but it has now been stolen for scrap metal

Have They No Shame? Thieves Take Bronze Statue Of WWII Soldier From Garrison Town's War Memorial -- Daily Mail

Police are hunting thieves who stole the bronze statue of a Second World War soldier from a memorial in a military town.

The one-off statue, commissioned for the garrison town of Tidworth, Wiltshire, was taken by two men to sell on as scrap metal.

Grainy CCTV footage shows two crooks taking 40 minutes to remove the sculpture from its plinth. They then carry it to their light-coloured car before speeding off.

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Time To Love Or Hate

"I dont have time 2 hate people who hate me..

Because,

I'm too busy in loving people who love me!"

Good Night!

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At Red Oak Café...

... there's a warm glow.

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INS: ‘Wage board move will kill most newspapers’

After dithering for months, the Union cabinet has approved the recommendations of the G.R. Majithia wage board for journalists and other employees of newspapers and news agencies, subject to the final order of the Supreme Court which is hearing petitions from at least three media houses.

The Indian Newspaper Society (INS), which had steadfastly opposed the recommendations, has slammed the government’s move.

Below is the full text of the INS press release.

NEW DELHI: Ashish Bagga, president, the Indian Newspaper Society, has expressed grave apprehension that the decision of the Union Cabinet on the eve of Diwali to accept the recommendations of the Majithia wage boards may lead to the closure of a majority of small and medium newspaper publications across the country as the proposed wage hikes are very high and beyond the capacity of the industry.

He cautioned that even large publications would find it difficult to implement these steep wage hikes.

It is indeed unfortunate that the INS' request for re-examination of the flawed and one- sided report has not been considered by the Government. A number of petitions challenging the Working Journalist and other Newspaper Employees (Conditions of Service) and Miscellaneous Provisions Act 1955 and the Majithia Wage Boards recommendations are before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India and the decision of the Government would be subject to the final order of the Supreme Court. After the recommendations are published, these petitions may be amended if required, he added.

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