Alliance Air pilot mistakes Kochi for Kozhikode - The Times of India

Alliance Air pilot mistakes Kochi for Kozhikode - The Times of India: " About 32 passengers from Thiruvananthapuram on board an Alliance Air flight were shocked to find themselves at Kochi airport on Monday after the pilot announced that they had landed at Kozhikode."

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61 convicted in fodder scam case

Business Line : Industry & Economy / Economy : 61 convicted in fodder scam case

A special CBI court today convicted 61 accused in a multi-crore fodder scam case relating to fraudulent withdrawal of Rs 14.52 crore from Jamshedpur Treasury during undivided Bihar.

Homai Vyarawalla - | Photos | | India Today |

Homai Vyarawalla - | Photos | | India Today |: "Homai Vyarawalla, one of India's first professional women photographers, died in Vadodra on Sunday, January 15 2012. She was hospitalised due to a fall from her bed. She was 98."

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Cartoon: Guess who wants Virat's middle finger now!

Cartoon: Guess who wants Virat's middle finger now!

Azad orders AP CM to bury massive liquor scam

Azad orders AP CM to bury massive liquor scam: "Rs 6,000 cr liquor scam allegedly involving at least eight ministers, 60 MLAs and eight MLCs of the ruling Congress in Andhra Pradesh was unearthed by the state Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) last month. But the Congress high command advised AP Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy to bury the report as well as the probe, as action would have brought down the Kiran Reddy government."

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'Faithful husbands' Team India become butt of jokes - Hindustan Times

'Faithful husbands' Team India become butt of jokes - Hindustan Times: "India's effigy sellers are licking their lips at the prospect of booming business as the national cricket team continue to struggle on a shambolic tour of Australia and fans back home lose patience with Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his men. "

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Aakash tablets: 14 lakh booked in 14 days - The Times of India

Aakash tablets: 14 lakh booked in 14 days - The Times of India: "The new year may be a year of low-cost computing in India. Sales bookings for the world's cheapest tablet, Aakash, have soared to 14 lakh units just two weeks after it was put up for sale online for Rs 2,500 a piece. "

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