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	Schedule of the ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup 2009, T20 World Cup 2009, England \| rediff.com Schedule of the ICC Twenty20 Cricket World Cup 2009, T20 World Cup 2009, England \| rediff.com Email this

	A Satyam employee writes, from the heart At a time when almost 90 per cent of my Satyam friends are cribbing about the fraud and betrayal by (former Satyam chairman) B Ramalinga Raju, I have a slightly different opinion. Email this

	Claim your undelivered tax refund from I-T site The Income Tax Department has put on its Web site the list of tax refunds that could not be sent to salaried taxpayers for want of correct address. Email this

	H-1B visa: How to apply, and more The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will begin accepting H-1B visa petitions for the fiscal year 2010 from Wednesday, April 1, 2009. Read on to find out all you wanted to know about H-1B visas. Email this

	How to read a balance sheet A balance sheet, also known as a "statement of financial position", reveals a company's assets, liabilities and owners' equity (net worth). Email this

	Oracle founder shares secrets of success Oracle founder and CEO Larry Ellison is listed by Forbes magazine as the fourth richest person in the world and the third richest American. Here are some of his mantras for success. Email this

	Young and investing? Here's some expert advice It's a bewildering time to begin saving and investing. Email this

	'No replacement of laid-off staff by H-1B workers' The American Immigration Lawyers Association, which had earlier opposed the measure, described it on Friday as 'disappointing'. It argued that this would prove to be counterproductive as it prevents the US companies to hire the best available global talent. The H-1B has mostly benefitted Indian techies. Email this

	Do's and dont's for a successful relationship In this day of lower tolerance levels and faster lives, relationships are not always easy to cultivate and nurture. Relationsip counsellor Dr Nagaswami talks about his new book and how couples can stay together. Email this