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Deccan Herald » News Updated at 6:30 pm IST 
Meetings, wooing afoot as countdown begins for trust vote
With the ruling and opposition parties counting each vote ahead of Tuesday's confidence motion in parliament, both sides were holding hectic parleys in the national capital on Saturday to re-confirm the loyalty of their supporters and woo the fence sitters.
Left, BSP, UNPA meeting tomorrow
With signs of the trust vote becoming a close call, leaders of Left parties, BSP and UNPA are meeting on Sunday to discuss the possible scenario if the government falls, including a change of guard with BSP supremo Mayawati as the Prime Minister.
BSP supremo and UP Chief Minister Mayawati after a meeting with TDP leader N. Chandrababu Naidu at the former's residence in New Delhi on Saturday. 
Soren gets invitation for UPA dinner
Meeting PM is not sign of support, says JDS
Prove allegations or apologise: Lalu to Bardhan

'No question of PM resigning before voting'
The Congress on Saturday said there was no question of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh resigning before the July 22 trust vote as he will comfortably win the trial of strength.
BJP to airlift ailing MPs for trust vote 
No cabinet expansion envisaged CPM central committee meets in Delhi Sonia meets party MPs Left decision on government committees after trust voteRSP, FB issues whips to vote against govt 
Secret destinations, politicians' favourites
Leaders do not want to hold their meetings at public locations or party offices. Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi had an hour-long discussion with Amar Singh in an undisclosed destination.
Congress headache in south India
Chidambaram for rational debate on N-deal 
Somnath to lead CPA delegation to Kuala Lumpur
Sikh outfits issue shutdown call
Seeking immediate arrest of Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmit Ram Rahim Singh, radical Sikh organisations on Saturday issued a ceasework call in Punjab and Haryana on July 23.
Agri subsidies: India slams developed world Slamming the rich countries for "astronomical" farm subsidies, India has said it was one of the main factors that "systematically undermined" the agricultural productive capacity and "devastated" the food security in developing nations.
India likely to be Pak's second largest trading partner
Pakistan has allowed import of diesel and CNG buses from India, besides adding 136 commodities to the positive list of items that can be sourced ...
KARNATAKA
Yeddyurappa meets Chattisgarh CM, requests for more power
With Karnataka facing a grim power situation, Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa on Saturday met his Chattisgarh counterpart Raman Singh and requested him to provide 500 mw of power to the state to tide over the energy crisis.
Chattisgarh promises 100 MW of power
US test fires long-range missile
The United States fired a long-range target missile over the Pacific to test an array of radars and other sensors in its missile defence system, the Pentagon has said.
Bush, Maliki discuss 'time horizon' for troops pullout
Pope apologises for clergy sex abuse in Australia
Pope Benedict XVI apologised on Saturday to victims of child sex abuse by Roman Catholic clergy, describing their acts as "evil" and a grave betrayal of trust.
Union Finance Minister, P. Chidambaram, planting a tree during the inauguration of Krishna Drinking Water Supply Project, Phase II in Hyderabad on Saturday. PTI
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India, China must for effective climate change accord: US
Jamir sworn in as new Maharashtra governor
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Chinese censors clear 'Mummy' sequel
India, China drug makers to cut malaria drug price: Clinton
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School children participating in a bicycle awarerness rally during the Environment Week Celebration in Patiala on Saturday. PTI
ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
'Antaheen' brings Sharmila Tagore, Aparna Sen together
Technically, they were together in Satyajit Rays Aranyer Din Ratri, where Sharmila played the lead while Aparna had a walk-on part. They, however, didnt come face to face in the film.
Amol Palekar back to acting, teams up with Sharmila 
Palekar will team up with Bollywood actress Sharmila Tagore. While this is Amol's first film with the yesteryear star, Saamantar is Sharmila's maiden Marathi venture.
Shabana, Boman  in Onir's adaptation of Hamlet
'Hijack' inspired by 'Die Hard', says debut director
In terms of treatment of the story and character development, it is inspired by Die Hard. But Hijack is not a copy of Die Hard, said Shivdasani.
BEIJING OLYMPICS  2008
Olympic venues showcased as 'green' building models
The National Stadium, known as the "Bird's Nest" after its unique latticework of interwoven steel, is considered a template for water conservation, with 70 percent of its supply coming from recycled water. Beside the Bird's Nest, the National Aquatics Centre, or the "Water Cube," has also been designed as an energy-saving building.
The stands of the Qinhuangdao Olympic Sports Center Stadium in Qinhuangdao, east China's Hebei province. The stadium will host 12 football matches during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. 
Chinese diver Guo looks to sweep all crowns
Shouldered with high expectations, the 27-year-old Guo hopes to sweep all of the diving gold medals with her team mates. Guo had announced she would retire after the Beijing Olympics. Guo is the oldest women's athlete in Chinese diving history. 
Guo Jingjing
Underwater devices to check terror threats
Beijing motorists find alternative modes of transport
The city expects to see up to 50,000 bikes for rent before the Olympics, with 200 bike-rental venues all over the city to make it easier for those who need a bike...
LA's traffic miracle happen during 1984 Games
A traffic nightmare seemed inevitable with 25,000 athletes, coaches, officials and some six million visitors coming to attend the 16-day event. Some researchers had forewarned that the Olympics could bring "traffic jams of such a magnitude that the entire community could come to a standstill." But the worst never came, despite all the odds, traffic plannings played their parts. The traffic kept moving.
 
LEFT:Workers clean the bubble shaped surface of the Water Cube National Aquatic Center in Beijing.













RIGHT:Visitors to the Olympic Green, walk near the sculptures and the iconic Bird's Nest National Stadium. Organizers are putting the final touches to the sprawling Green where the main venues for the Games are located.

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