Gulf News - 2012-08-08

• $10b loss leaves India in dark
• Powering on
• What ails the power corridors of the country
• The pressure of comfort
• Nearly half the patients at burns centre are children
• Residents asked to get the hang of laundry rules
• Heavy downpour gives Al Ain cool respite
• Neighbours of victims in shock
• Man revived after heart stopped for 16 minutes
• Banknotes were ‘play money’
• Two engineers get life for kidnap, rape of teenager
• Municipali­ty steps up lab tests
• Hypertensi­on on the rise
• ‘Two out of three child deaths preventabl­e’
• New Muslim centre to open soon
• Audience favourite surprised by win
• 15 Bahrain policemen in dock for prisoner abuse
• Parliament fails again to meet for lack of quorum
• Hadi orders restructur­ing of Yemen army
• Oman says its meat products safe to eat
• Fayyad calls for parliament vote
• Solemn funeral held for soldiers slain in Sinai
• Iran: Turkey can help free pilgrims
• Al Assad meets with top Iran aide to Khamenei
• Profits are high on Turkish border
• Thai villagers challenge Laos dam
• A-bomb survivors warn of dangers
• Taliban bomb kills eight near Kabul as unrest rises
• N-free Japan not bad for economy
• Malaysian girl dies in exorcism ritual
• 22 dead as Haikui floods Manila
• Minister quits over scam
• No deployment of warships in Pacific
• Bihar’s rats feast on food meant for poor
• Targeting NRIS for civil services
• Fiza is cremated in Chandigarh
• Ansari elected for second term
• Tragic loss for Delhi family
• Posh cafes face police in Ramadan
• Tension mounts between parties
• Punk rockers face 3-year term
• Thousands of immigrants to be deported
• Madonna in hot water over support to girls’ group
• Grandmothe­r tortured by thieves
• Couple jailed for attack on daughter
• Heroes from different worlds
• Temple shooter is linked to racist group
• Flights hit as volcano erupts
• 15 killed in attack on Nigeria church
• Man charged with vampire murder
• Curiosity thrills with new views of the Red Planet
• The silent scapegoats of 9/11
• Why do Republican­s fear the Arab Spring?
• More joining the ranks of the revolt
• Hiroshima anniversar­y a time to reflect
• Emerging trends in Egypt’s active politics
• Small talk and bulging tummies make a good iftar
• Syria needs honest brokers
• Boris plays on rhetoric in ambitious bid for No. 1o
• Standard Chartered shares plunge most in 24 years
• Land access a hurdle for firms
• Delhi fixes high base price for 2G spectrum auction Potential
• Milestone in Emal smelter expansion
• Foreigners snap up Burj Khalifa property
• Council reviews Dubai Gas Strategy
• Alba seeks to raise record $2.5b to fund expansion
• UAE takes part in emissions summit
• Chamber launches initiative­s
• Central Bank caps will curb lending
• S&P downgrade of US is a non-event in hindsight
• Spain’s Ortega overtakes Buffett
• Best Buy may be taken private by ex-chairman
• Cotton harvest in India to tumble
• Similar products confuse buyers
• Munich Re expects to beat profit target
• Singapore company sues Morgan Stanley
• Air India seeks dollar loan
• Eid bookings to tourist hubs peak
• Big jump in revenue for Dubai hotels
• Intercon to return $1b from hotel sales
• Over 2m tourists visit Philippine­s in first half
• Air Arabia’s profit up 31% as passengers increase
• Venturing into Indian skies?
• Abu Dhabi airport targets 14m passengers
• Silent Rajoy is deaf to Spanish Emergency
• Asia hit by food price spikes
• US businesses defer spending and hiring
• How to rein in Wall Streeters
• Knight Capital CEO bears biggest loss with $17m hit
• Oil near two-week high on US supplies
• Company news
• Standard Chartered may face suspension
• Deloitte’s role under scanner
• UK banks face cruel US summer
• Fate conspires to deny Liu second shot at gold
• Bolt says 200m is his favourite event
• Today’s action
• Isinbayeva may be back for Rio
• James puts Grenada on world map
• ‘Super Felix’ makes good on his promise at last
• Brownlee brothers swell Team GB’S medal haul
• UAE shooter aims for the future
• India boxer Vijender misses out on medal
• Emmons edging closer to elusive gold
• US put through hoops
• Argentina close to clean sweep
• Youthful Bulgaria continue to sparkle
• Saudi showjumper­s buy horse power for Games
• ‘Sport still not a career option in India’
• Brazil, Korea surprise gold winners
• Britons abandon stiff upper lip
• Boxer Fernandes has many strings to her bow
• How quiet Ben became angry Ainslie
• ‘Testing’ time for Pietersen STAR BATSMAN MAY PLAY HIS FINAL MATCH AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA NEXT WEEK
• World’s rising stars prepare to face off
• India ease to 39-run win over Sri Lanka
• Bradley in late season surge
• Car companies are limiting their production runs as more drivers demand exclusive models
• Infiniti JX35: A people mover
• ‘Free’ with your new car
• New cars and roads keep the UAE fuel efficient
• Common engineerin­g has produced uncommon performanc­e from the impressive hybrid
• Lexus ES350: Steering into luxury and reliabilit­y
• Alonso knows he has a long race ahead
• Button not ready to be Hamilton’s support act
• Tax for miles travelled
• Gaga reveals ARTPOP
• HOLLYWOOD Gatsby moved to 2013
• Jism 2 opens with Rs210m
• Keeping it real
• Azur knows its food
• Olympic Beats go on
• It’s raw and real
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STAR GAZING

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