Online brainteaser helps send rice to Pakistan (Reuters)

Musarat, 15, who is flood victim, carries a clay water pot on her head which she will use to collect water while taking refuge with her family in a makeshift relief camp for flood victims in Sukkur, in Pakistan's Sindh province September 7, 2010. REUTERS/Akhtar SoomroReuters - Help for millions affected by the recent floods in Pakistan may be coming from an unusual source: an online vocabulary game that feeds the hungry.



Weightlifter Sanamacha Chanu fails dope test, faces life ban (Reuters)

A file photo shows a commuter walk past the New Delhi Commonwealth Games 2010 mascot in New Delhi October 3, 2009. REUTERS/Parth Sanyal/FilesReuters - Indian weightlifter Sanamacha Chanu has failed a dope test for a second time and could be banned for life, a top official said on Wednesday.



A Minute With: Aamir Khan and his Midas touch (Reuters)

Bollywood actor Aamir Khan smiles during a news conference in New Delhi July 7, 2010. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/FilesReuters - One of India's most popular actors, Aamir Khan, is considered Bollywood's man with the Midas touch.



Bombay High Court rules against Vodafone in tax case (Reuters)

A woman walks past a large logo of Vodafone displayed on a shop in Mumbai May 20, 2010.  To match Analysis: INDIA-INVESTMENT. REUTERS/Arko Datta (INDIA - Tags: BUSINESS)Reuters - The tax department has jurisdiction over tax bills in cross-border mergers, a court ruled, dismissing a petition by Vodafone and setting a precedent for overseas firms looking to buy into Indian companies.



Qureshi gives Pakistani sports fans something to cheer (Reuters)

Pakistan's Aisam-Ul--Haq Qureshi (L) sits with partner India's Rohan Bopanna before their doubles match at the Wimbledon championships in London, June 23, 2010. For a nation devastated by floods, terrorism and embarrassed over a cricket corruption scandal, Pakistanis are pinning their hopes on an unlikely sporting star. REUTERS/Suzanne PlunkettReuters - For a nation devastated by floods, rocked by terrorism and embarrassed over a cricket corruption scandal, Pakistanis are pinning their hopes on an unlikely sporting star to give the country something to cheer.



ArcelorMittal may get land for $6.4 bln Karnataka plant by Dec (Reuters)

A logo of ArcelorMittal steel group is seen at the Les Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyards in Saint Nazaire, western France, July 9, 2009. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe/FilesReuters - ArcelorMittal, the world's top steelmaker, can start building its $6.4 billion steel plant in Karnataka by December after local authorities compensate displaced farmers, a senior government official said on Wednesday.



Essex police clear Kaneria over betting allegations (Reuters)

A file photo shows Pakistan's Danish Kaneria (R) and Shoaib Malik walk off the field at stumps on the fourth day of their third test cricket match in Colombo July 23, 2009. Kaneria has been cleared by Essex police of betting during an English county match last season, his lawyer said. REUTERS/Vivek Prakash/FilesReuters - Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria has been cleared by Essex police of betting during an English county match last season, his lawyer said.



RBI: No timeframe for freeing savings rate (Reuters)

Indian police guard the Reserve Bank of India building prior to the
presentation of India's credit policy in Bombay in this April 29,2003 file photo. REUTERS/Roy MadhurReuters - The RBI has not set any timeframe for deregulation of deposit rates on savings bank accounts, Deputy Governor Usha Thorat said on Wednesday.



Fines of $7 in "tough" new China anti-smoking rules (Reuters)

A man blows out cigarette smoke outside a church in Beijing August 18, 2010. China's Reuters - China's "toughest" ever smoking ban which aims to stop people lighting up during November's Asian Games will carry fines of $7, state media said on Wednesday, a limited deterrent to smokers in one of China's richest cities.



Book Talk: Self-help author finds animals give twist on life (Reuters)
Reuters - Heard the one about the pair of ducks who moved into a New Jersey home? Or the doe that stopped a woman in the woods as her fawn was stuck in a fence?

John Lennon's killer refused parole for sixth time (Reuters)

A mug-shot of Mark David Chapman, who shot and killed John Lennon, is displayed on the 25th anniversary of Lennon's death at the NYPD in New York in this December 8, 2005 file photo. REUTERS/STR NewReuters - John Lennon's killer was denied parole for the sixth time on Tuesday, three months before the 30th anniversary of the former Beatle's death.



U.S. religious leaders condemn 'anti-Muslim' frenzy (Reuters)

Afghan protesters shout slogans during a protest against an American church's plans to burn the Koran on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks, in Kabul September 6, 2010. . REUTERS/Mohammad IshaqReuters - U.S. religious leaders on Tuesday condemned an "anti-Muslim frenzy" in the United States, including plans by a Florida church to burn a Koran on Sept. 11, an act a top general said could endanger American troops abroad.



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