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Deccan Herald » News Updated at 7:30 pm IST 
FIVE-MEMBER BJP MINISTRY SWORN IN
Yeddyurappa takes over as Chief Minister 
Governor Rameshwar Thakur administered oath of office and secrecy to Yeddyurappa, Govind M Karajol, V S Acharya, Jagadish Shettar and R Ashok -- on the portals of Vidhana Soudha.

B S Yeddyurappa taking oath as a Chief Minister of the state, in Bangalore on Monday.
From a rustic farmer to Chief Minister
For B S Yeddyurappa, the man who has ushered in a bumper harvest for the BJP in Karnataka, it has been a long way from being a rustic farmer and leader of peasants to become the first BJP CM of the state.
State's development prime focus, says BSY
Exuding confidence that the BJP-JD(S) government would remain stable, newly sworn-in Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa said the coalition government's prime focus would be Karnataka's development.
"I expect results, not excuses": Yeddyurappa to babus
Floor test on November 23 Stability of govt is not in doubt: Rajnath
India heading for nine per cent growth: FM
The Finance Minister, who was replying to questions after delivering the annual Lakshman Kadirgamar Lecture on Sunday, attributed the high foreign exchange reserves of over 250 billion dollars to high capital inflows.
Putin accords warm welcome to PM 
Russian President Vladimir Putin warmly welcomed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, hoping that he would feel the "warmth" of the Russian hearts.
Vladimir Putin listens to PM Manmohan Singh during their meeting, at the Kremlin in Moscow on Monday.
Bandh affects normal life in West Bengal
Normal life was affected in the city and other districts in Bengal due to shutdown of varying duration called by opposition parties, including Trinamool Congress, on the Nandigram issue..
Lakshmi's invasive monitoring removed
The toddler, who had been put through a 27-hour long surgery to remove her extraneous limbs and reconstruct some of her body parts, overall has made progress in the past 48 hours and is looking cheerful. WISHES TO LITTLE LAKSHMI AND HER TEAM OF DOCTORS
India leading exporter of students to the US
Pak Opposition announcing boycott of polls
Stepping up pressure on President Pervez Musharraf, several key opposition parties in Pakistan on Monday announced a boycott of the planned elections if they are held under emergency rule, saying the polls will be a sham unless the General lifts the curbs.
End emergency rule: US tells Pakistan
Rights group terms poll pledge as 'sop'
Activists from the Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI) shout anti-West Bengal government slogans as they burn an effigy of West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee during a protest against the attacks in Nandigram, in New Delhi, on Monday. AFP
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Despite SRK, Deepika shines through in 'OSO'
The lovely Deepika, former world badminton champion Prakash Padukone's daughter, literally lights up the screen whenever she comes on in 'Om Shanti Om'. She holds her own in every frame, even when pitted against the larger-than-life superstar Shah Rukh Khan.
Ash, Mallika make a splash in Pakistan
A demure Aishwarya Rai dreaming of a bright new world, 'Mohtarma' Mallika Sherawat dining at an Oxford restaurant and a "shining India land-escape" with Moser Baer CDs strewn in the background is how lawyer-painter Iqbal Geoffery sees the world "moving ahead".
Double celebrations in Indian camp as Uthappa turns 22
As the famous Mohammad Rafi number 'Baar baar din ye aye...Bar bar dil ye gaye...Tum jiyo hajaron saal' played at full volume, Uthappa cut the cake.
Yuvraj Singh smears cake on Robin Uthappa's face during his birthday celebrations on Sunday night in Lucknow. 
Pak players skip party Pakistani cricketers stayed away from the birthday party, leaving room for speculations whether it had a connection with the on-field verbal duel between Gautam Gambhir and Shahid Afridi.
Bob Woolmer fails to keep promise
It was a promise unkept as Bob Woolmer, Kanpur's son of the soil and now merely a subject of a coroner's inquest in far away Kingston, did not return to the city of his birth.
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