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Clinton for joint mechanism to deliver tsunami aid COLOMBO: The former U.S. President, Bill Clinton, on Saturday said he "strongly supports" the principle of a joint mechanism between the Sri Lankan Government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) for equitable sharing of post-tsunami ... 20 killed as twin blasts rock crowded Indonesian market Explosions follow closure of U.S. missions over terror attack fears King Fahd's hospitalisation triggers oil price hike MANAMA: The hospitalisation of Saudi Arabia's King Fahd has triggered a spate of speculation about the state of his health. Oil prices jumped to $52 a barrel soon after the news about the Saudi monarch's admission to hospital broke. The value ... British academics revoke Israel boycott LONDON: Britain's university teachers have revoked their controversial decision to boycott Israeli universities following protests in Israel and the threat of a split in the British academia over the issue. The boycott had been called by the ... 
France braces for "No" vote in E.U. Constitution referendumDefeat will trigger grave crisis in the European Union Other Stories
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Kalam goes sightseeingA picturesque, sleepy village comes alive An "inspiring" visit BERNE: President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on Saturday visited the residence of the great scientist-thinker Albert Einstein where he developed the special theory of relativity a hundred years ago. Mr. Kalam sat in a chair once occupied by the Nobel ... Six "Indian insurgents" killed DHAKA: Security was increased along the Bangladesh border with India after six Indian insurgents were killed in a gunfight and several of their local aides arrested in Moulvibazar district on Friday. The suspected rebels were killed in a fierce ... Praises post-tsunami work in T.N. COLOMBO: The former U.S. President, Bill Clinton, on Saturday lauded the post-tsunami reconstruction work in Tamil Nadu and said he was "impressed" with the efforts taken to restore water supply and sanitation and self-help initiatives in the ... Mallya plans to set up Tipu museum LONDON: Industrialist Vijay Mallya plans to set up a museum dedicated to Tipu Sultan, provided the Centre helps him in importing some rare treasures of the erstwhile ruler of Mysore which he had bought at an auction here. ``I am very happy and ... Bangladesh law-makers coming DHAKA: Members of the Bangladesh parliamentary standing committee attached to the Foreign Ministry will make a confidence-building visit to India. Saying relations with India are at their lowest ebb, the committee has asked the Government to ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Magazine | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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