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June 15, 2011 18:26

CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury commenting on Delhi University's 100 per cent cut off quips, "Even Shakespeare won't get in now."

Don't forget to catch the darkest lunar eclipse in a 100 years tonight, even if it means staying up late. See our 14:28 pm post.

As for what happened during the day, here it is...

Tax raids on CWG overlays firms
PM not on agenda at Lokpal meet today
Four Shakeel men detained in J Dey murder
Liz, Arun divorce today
Rajini discharged from Singapore hospital
Human rights win for UK rapists, paedophiles
Films written for SRK, why not me: Om Puri
British MPs back aid to 'cash rich' India
Maha CM asks Dey's family to keep the faith
Sibal reaches out to students on 100% cut off
Gaddafi and family to attend London Olympics
Radia meets CBI director, submits documents
Maya blames Opposition for teen murder
Pathology report says Ganga seer poisoned
Pak court allows Sarabjit's sister to meet him

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