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Shubhankar Sharma To Lead India's Challenge At Indian Open
Two-time winner on the DP World Tour, Shubhankar Sharma and last year's runner-up Veer Ahlawat will lead a strong Indian field in the 2005 edition of the Indian Open golf tournament
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Danish Siddiqui To Be Buried At Jamia Millia Islamia Graveyard
The Pulitzer Prize winner Siddiqui had done his masters from the university. His father Akhtar Siddiqui was the Dean of Faculty of Education there. Danish Siddiqui had studied at AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) from 2005 -2007.
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Ronaldinho Says Arrest And Confinement Has Been "Hard"
Ronaldinho said that his arrest and subsequent house arrest in Paraguay for using a false passport was "a very hard blow".
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Dutch Great Arjen Robben Announces Retirement From Football
Arjen Robben won two Premier League titles under Jose Mourinho at Chelsea in 2005 and 2006, before claiming a La Liga winner's medal with Real Madrid.
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Namrata Shirodkar Is 'Addicted' To Husband Mahesh Babu. Here's Proof
Namrata Shirodkar's caption on the post is a clear winner
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Rafael Nadal Will Bounce Back, Say Rivals Djokovic and Murray
Novak Djokovic routed nine-time Roland Garros winner Nadal in straight sets in a brutal quarter-final demolition on Wednesday that condemned the Spaniard to only his second loss in 72 matches in Paris since his 2005 debut.
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Billiards and Snooker Federation of India to Nominate Pankaj Advani for Padma Bhushan
Pankaj Advani is a winner of 10 world titles in billiards and snooker. In 2005, he set a world record by becoming the first player to complete a grand double by winning both the point and time formats in IBSF World Billiards Championship.
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Argentina's primary aim to reach junior hockey World Cup semis, says coach Carlos Geneyro
Argentina are placed in a tough Pool C along side 1997 winners and three-time runners-up Australia, 2005 third-placed Spain and France but captain Gonzalo Peillat said they are up for the challenge.
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New injury nightmare strikes luckless Brian Baker
He stunned former French Open winner Gaston Gaudio in the first round of the 2005 US Open but has needed five operations in all for hip, elbow and hernia problems.
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'Current England team better than 2005 Ashes winners'
Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has ranked the current English side under Andrew Strauss above the Michael Vaughan-led team that won the Ashes back after 16 years in 2005.
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Jharkhand: List of successful candidates in 2005 elections
The five-phased assembly elections in Jharkhand ended on December 18 and counting of votes will be held on December 23. Here is the list of successful candidates in the last assembly elections held in the state in 2005.
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Former England bowler Jones out of contract
Former England fast bowler Simon Jones, an Ashes winner in 2005, will not have his contract renewed by county team Worcestershire.
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Tragedy strikes Dakar rally
The 11th stage of the 2005 Dakar rally turned to tragedy as Fabrizio Meoni, a twice winner of the event in 2001 and 2002 died after a crash.
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Shubhankar Sharma To Lead India's Challenge At Indian Open
Two-time winner on the DP World Tour, Shubhankar Sharma and last year's runner-up Veer Ahlawat will lead a strong Indian field in the 2005 edition of the Indian Open golf tournament
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Danish Siddiqui To Be Buried At Jamia Millia Islamia Graveyard
The Pulitzer Prize winner Siddiqui had done his masters from the university. His father Akhtar Siddiqui was the Dean of Faculty of Education there. Danish Siddiqui had studied at AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) from 2005 -2007.
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Ronaldinho Says Arrest And Confinement Has Been "Hard"
Ronaldinho said that his arrest and subsequent house arrest in Paraguay for using a false passport was "a very hard blow".
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Dutch Great Arjen Robben Announces Retirement From Football
Arjen Robben won two Premier League titles under Jose Mourinho at Chelsea in 2005 and 2006, before claiming a La Liga winner's medal with Real Madrid.
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Namrata Shirodkar Is 'Addicted' To Husband Mahesh Babu. Here's Proof
Namrata Shirodkar's caption on the post is a clear winner
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Rafael Nadal Will Bounce Back, Say Rivals Djokovic and Murray
Novak Djokovic routed nine-time Roland Garros winner Nadal in straight sets in a brutal quarter-final demolition on Wednesday that condemned the Spaniard to only his second loss in 72 matches in Paris since his 2005 debut.
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Billiards and Snooker Federation of India to Nominate Pankaj Advani for Padma Bhushan
Pankaj Advani is a winner of 10 world titles in billiards and snooker. In 2005, he set a world record by becoming the first player to complete a grand double by winning both the point and time formats in IBSF World Billiards Championship.
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Argentina's primary aim to reach junior hockey World Cup semis, says coach Carlos Geneyro
Argentina are placed in a tough Pool C along side 1997 winners and three-time runners-up Australia, 2005 third-placed Spain and France but captain Gonzalo Peillat said they are up for the challenge.
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New injury nightmare strikes luckless Brian Baker
He stunned former French Open winner Gaston Gaudio in the first round of the 2005 US Open but has needed five operations in all for hip, elbow and hernia problems.
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'Current England team better than 2005 Ashes winners'
Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff has ranked the current English side under Andrew Strauss above the Michael Vaughan-led team that won the Ashes back after 16 years in 2005.
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Jharkhand: List of successful candidates in 2005 elections
The five-phased assembly elections in Jharkhand ended on December 18 and counting of votes will be held on December 23. Here is the list of successful candidates in the last assembly elections held in the state in 2005.
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Former England bowler Jones out of contract
Former England fast bowler Simon Jones, an Ashes winner in 2005, will not have his contract renewed by county team Worcestershire.
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Tragedy strikes Dakar rally
The 11th stage of the 2005 Dakar rally turned to tragedy as Fabrizio Meoni, a twice winner of the event in 2001 and 2002 died after a crash.
