India May 2010
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Atul Khare of the veteran Indian diplomat who has been appointed
Assistant Secretary-General for UN’s Peacekeeping Operations.
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The Indian Company Videocon Industries Ltd. has been barred from
doing any business with World Bank for violating “procurement guidelines”, for
a period of three years, beginning January 11, 2010.
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Suresh Raina is named as Captain of the Indian Cricket Team on
the tour to Zimbabwe from May 28 for the tri series involving Sri Lanka.
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Justice Dipak Misra is the new Chief Justice of Delhi High
Court.
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Gita Gopinath is the third woman ever and the first Indian after
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen to become a tenured professor at Harvard
University’s high-brow economics department.
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Veteran Indian film director Mani Ratnam is to be honored with
the Jaeger-LeCoultre ‘Glory to the Filmmaker’ award at the 67th Venice
International Film Festival to be held in September, 2010.
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Top Indian American attorney Neal Katyal ascended to the post of
acting solicitor general May 17, as Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan vacated
the post.
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India and South Korea countries were named joint champions of
the 19th Sultan Azlan Shah Cup after the final was abandoned because of heavy
rain in northern Malaysia.
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Somdev Devvarman becomes the first male Indian Player in 13
years to qualify for the main draw at French Open Tennis-2010.
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The leader of the anti-Zionist Neturei Karta group in Jerusalem,
noted for serving as Minister for Jewish Affairs in Yasser Arafat’s Palestinian
government Moshe Hirsch died on May 2, 2010, aged 86.
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Dr Nitin Nohria Indian-born business administration scholar who
is set to become the tenth Dean of Harvard Business School (HBS).
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Inter Milan football club won the Champions League with a 2-0
victory over Bayern Munich in the final.
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