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Top News Sunday, February 01
Five Keralites die in Dubai car mishap (New Indpress)
The accident near Gharhode Palace in Dubai around 10 a.m. on Friday claimed the lives of Peter Bernabas (42) of Chamavila near Neyyattinkara, his wife Sheela Peter (35) and their daughter Sharban (10) and son Sherin (6) and P S Scaria (52) of Thuruthi in Changanassery.
A well-enacted drama (New Indpress)
BJP state president P S Sreedharan Pillai has termed the schism in the state unit of the Congress as a well-enacted drama to hoodwink the people.
In case, avian flu invades India (Times of India)
India is still sounding the all-clear on avian influenza, but a flu-hit animal husbandry department is planning a meeting of state officials ...
India's population likely to stabilize by 2055 (Deepika)
India's population is expected to stabilize by 2055-2060, about 10 to 15 years later than what is envisaged in the National Population ...
World of Sports Sunday, February 01
Australia beat India by five wickets (Cricmania)
Acting captain Adam Gilchrist and Andrew Symonds added 122 from 97 balls to lift Australia to a five-wicket victory over India in the triangular series one-day international in Perth on Sunday.
Karan Rastogi included in Davis Cup team (Hindustan Times)
The announcement from the All India Tennis Association came close on the heels of Karan's spectacular performance at the Australian Open junior championships in Melbourne where he reached the boys' singles semifinals today.
Sachin, Sehwag to open against Australia (The Hindu)
India would return to near full strength when they take on world champions Australia in a dry run, before the finals of the triangular series, at the WACA here today.
Henin-Hardenne wins Australian Open (New Indpress)
Justine Henin-Hardenne has beaten her fellow Belgian Kim Clijsters 6-3 4-6 6-3 in the women's singles final at the Australian Open.
Mongia gets notice for fencing govt land (Express India)
The district administration has issued a notice to former Indian wicket keeper Nayan Mongia for putting up a barbed fence around a plot of land adjoining his house, but belonged to the government.
Features February 2004
Kerala Polls February 2004
91% of the people who took part in our first poll are so annoyed with the current politicians that they have stopped reading political news!
A whopping 95% thinks it will be a good idea to let the army manage the state for an year!
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