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Friday, October 18, 2013
As stock splits wane, more may follow Google to $1,000
I value my wicket more now, says India opener Shikhar Dhawan
Mohali: Shikhar Dhawan returns to the venue where he launched his Test career with a blistering knock of 187 against Australians — the very opponents he will be facing again on Saturday in the third one-dayer.
“I’ve good memories of my debut match here against the same opponents. I want to carry that momentum and look forward to contribute to team’s cause. We are certainly working on our bowling. Hope our bowlers will have better outing here as well,” said Dhawan, who will be playing his 22nd ODI here on Saturday.
Not so long ago, Dhawan was not taken seriously even in Delhi cricket. It was not because of his inability to score big or be a friendly teammate but because of his careless attitude, both on and off the field, which was deemed too casual.
However, things have changed in the last seven months. Ever since he ripped apart the touring Australian side to probably score the best-ever hundred by any opener in his debut game, it has been a different Dhawan even for those who have been keeping a tab on him since his junior cricket days. The ‘Jat’, as he is popularly known in his team, has not been the same. His casual approach towards “getting out” has been replaced by some deep thinking once he returns to the dressing room. The usual “happy-go-lucky” approach has been consciously and steadily changed to that of a serious guy who has learned to value his wicket.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Entertainment News
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Jiah
Khan was a fighter and it is difficult to believe she took her own
life, says her mother even as she struggles to come to terms with the
loss of her daughter.
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His
grandfather, late cinema legend Raj Kapoor, continues to be a rage in
Russia and now actor Ranbir Kapoor is set to promote his latest release
'Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani' (YJHD) in the country.
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Bollywood
superstar Shah Rukh Khan and wife Gauri are going to be parents for the
third time, according to a report published in Mid-Day paper.
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Mumbai:
At the music launch of Sanjay Dutt-starrer 'Policegiri', producer Rahul
Aggarwal unveiled a vinyl board on which fans can post their messages
for the actor, who is currently in jail.
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Four
Fukreys which loosely translates as good-for-nothing waste fellows are
let loose in the gallis of Dilli in order to a) save their skins b) earn
some ill-gotten moolah c) run miles away from a foul-mouthed female
goon.
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Chennai,
Jun 15 (PTI) Tamil actor-director Manivannan passed away at his
residence here today following a cardiac arrest, family sources said.
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Poonam
Pandey knows how to stay in news. The hot and pneumatic siren has
released new posters of her debut movie Nasha that has her posing in,
well, just about nothing.
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A
little boy dies after a botched operation in a hospital that's run for
profit. This may be something that happens all the time because doctors
are humans, and humans are prone to error.
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Late
pop legend Michael Jackson's daughter Paris, who is in hospital after
an alleged suicide attempt, hasn't properly mourned the death of her
father, and she is perhaps yet to overcome the tragedy of his death.
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What
I missed more than anything else in 'Man of Steel' is the old-school
humour and charm of the 1978 Superman film, starring Christopher Reeve,
that many of us grew up watching.
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The
'Raanjhana' team's visit to Lucknow was short and brief but exciting
enough for the city folk and the stars, who were accompanied by writer
and Lucknow lad Himanshu Sharma.
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Balaji
Motions Pictures has finally released the first song of the much
awaited movie of 2013, 'Once Upon A Time In Mumbai Again'.
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It's
a region that has produced acclaimed directors like Jahnu Barua and
Utpal Borpujari, singers like Bhupen Hazarika and actors like Danny
Denzongpa and Adil Hussain, but sadly the northeast has never been on
Bollywood's radar.
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MUMBAI:
All eyes this week was on the promo launch of 'Chennai Express' and it
turned out to be a great affair. Meanwhile, another death news shocked
Bollywood.
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"Happy
Birthday to You," the ditty sung around the world in tribute to
everyone from toddlers to centenarians, belongs to the public, according
to a lawsuit filed on Thursday.
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Jackie
Chan might be known for Chinese kung fu classics and Hollywood action
comedies, but what he's really itching for is a bit of serious drama.
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Bollywood
fans have long hoped to see the handsome hero with romantic eyes,
Abhishek Bachchan paired with the bubbly and most popular heroine of B
town, Kareena Kapoor.
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Eager
to woo the audience with her sex appeal, Sherlyn Chopra has taken to
self publicity for her upcoming film Kamasutra 3D. The actress is now
storming Twitter with her racy pictures.
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MUMBAI:
Bollywood superstar and celestial czar of the Khan triumvirate, Aamir
Khan recently revealed that he is open to his son Junaid choosing any
profession.
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Mumbai:
Bollywood actors, Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone, who will be seen
together in 'Ram Leela' have been the talk of the town ever since they
were paired for the film.
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Friday, April 12, 2013
Google India launches SME partner programme
In an ongoing move to engage more deeply with small business owners, Google India has launched a Premier SME Partner programme in the country. The chosen partners will develop, launch and manage digital campaigns for small and medium businesses.
These partners will offer end-to-end marketing solutions like search engine marketing, localised marketing solutions across Google properties, like AdWords.
"Of the $ 1.2 billion SME advertising market in India, we expect at least $100 million will be digital advertising," said Rajan Anandan, Managing Director & VP Sales, Google India, adding that he expects most small businesses that advertise for the first time to choose digital advertising. "The ability to measure impact will drive this choice." For Google, advertising is the single largest source of revenues internationally. In 2011, 96% of its annual revenue of $37.9 billion came from advertising.
These partners will offer end-to-end marketing solutions like search engine marketing, localised marketing solutions across Google properties, like AdWords.
"Of the $ 1.2 billion SME advertising market in India, we expect at least $100 million will be digital advertising," said Rajan Anandan, Managing Director & VP Sales, Google India, adding that he expects most small businesses that advertise for the first time to choose digital advertising. "The ability to measure impact will drive this choice." For Google, advertising is the single largest source of revenues internationally. In 2011, 96% of its annual revenue of $37.9 billion came from advertising.
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