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MPs join teachers, students to demand Jamia Millia minority status |
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US unveils new plan for high-speed internet |
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Lok Sabha passes bill for better care of ancient monuments |
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The 'Jewel of Muscat' comes calling at Kochi port |
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Surat
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Terrorized for Stoning Israeli Troops |
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SC to reconsider order to probe Modi, 62 others |
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It’s fabulous to play at this age: Ustad Zakir
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Cabinet clears foreign varsity bill |
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Muslims in Canada agitate over cartoon ridiculing niqab |
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Attempt to stifle the voice of Muslims:
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More women in parliament will change face of Indian politics
Muslim
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MPs say reservation alone can help community:
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 Terrorized for Stoning Israeli Troops:
Al-Hasan Muhtaseb, 13,
and his brother Amir,10, were returning from their aunt’s house in
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Papad seller fights for his rights for 28 years:
Mohammad Samad Khan, a papad
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Azmi... The Martyr!:
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lying in a pool of blood , taking his last few breaths. The
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 Over 32,000 widows,
97,000 orphans in Kashmir:
There are over 32,000 widows and 97,000 orphaned children in
violence-battered Jammu and Kashmir, a new study has found.....Read
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 Jewish settlements spark worldwide outrage:
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Board exam jitters:
Youth helpline rings non-stop:
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 'I see my role as offering the voices of the silenced majority of
Muslims in America and around the world',
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While working with Zafar Shaikh at
Star Bottling Company in Jalgaon nineteen years ago, the fellow
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“how to invite a trouble and come out of it triumphant”, then one
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Trip to Globe on Handcart:
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San Francisco:
The dot-com domain, which helped launch some of the most pioneering
and successful internet companies, marked its 25th anniversary
Monday.
“For anyone under the age of 30, they probably don’t remember when
the Internet wasn’t in their life. It’s become such an essential
part of how we work, live and play,” said Mark McLaughlin, chief
executive of Verisign, which administers the domain.
The
first dot-com address was registered March 15, 1985, by Symbolics
computer company of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Only
five other companies registered that year, and it took until 1997 to
attract one million addresses, as it became the launchpad of
companies like Yahoo.com, Amazon.com, Google.com and eBay.com, as
well as spectacular failures such as fashion retail disaster Boo.com
and AOL.com.
There are now more than 80 million dot-com websites, including 11.9
million e-commerce and online business sites, 1.8 million
sports-related sites, and 4.3 million entertainment websites.
In
total they generate $400 billion a year, according to an independent
study cited by Verisign. That figure is expected to grow to $950
billion by 2020.
The
most popular words used in domain names are home (1.2 million),
online (one million), and land (891,000), VeriSign said.
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