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Hundis at Ramanathaswamy temple breaks

Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, Dec 28 (UNI) Two hundis at the entrance to the famous Sri Ramanathaswamy temple here broke after being accidentally knocked down by Aiyappa devotees, forcing the temple authorities to close the entrance for over an hour, early today.

Official sources said the hundis gave way due to corrosion, spilling coins and currency notes, and some miscreants tried to collect the coins. But, the authorities managed to secure the hundis and take them to the strong room.

Meanwhile, the Hindu Munnani criticised the temple authorities for closing the temple to collect the money. The officials should not have closed the temple when the devotees were thronging the temple. Instead, they should have made alternative arrangements, a functionary of the district Hindu Munnani said.

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Delhi books semifinal berth with big win over TN

Chennai, Dec 28 (UNI) Former champions Delhi made it to the semifinals with a big eight-wicket victory over Tamil Nadu in the last super league match of the Elite group 'A' Ranji Trophy cricket championship here today. At the M A Chidambaram stadium, Delhi's grim battle to overhaul Mumbai and qualify as the second team from the group for the knockout stage ended in success as they reached the victory target of 105, losing just two wickets in 25.5 overs......

Infosys asks Centre to open up higher edu sector

Mumbai, Dec 28: Citing constraint of talent in the country, IT major Infosys on Thursday asked the Centre to open up higher education sector, failing which India's growth would be affected. "Infrastructure and capital are not the biggest constraints of India, but availability of talent," Infosys board member T V Mohandas Pai said on the sidelines of a conference. Infosys chief mentor N R Narayanamurthy has taken up the reform process in higher education sector to the Prime Minister, who.....

Pakistan Govt to decide on fate of Jan 8 polls

Islamabad, Dec 28: The Pakistan Government will wait for a formal reaction from major political parties to the tragic assassination of Benazir Bhutto before deciding the fate of the January 8 elections. Well-placed sources said the government would like to hold elections on time, but boycotts by the Pakistan People"s Party and the PML-Nawaz could change the dynamics of the scenario. Condemning the "cowardly" suicide attack that killed Bhutto, US President George W. Bush urged Pakistanis "to honor Benazir.....
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