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Israel to transfer security of two townsSharon says deal depends on Palestinian efforts to end militant attacks "Saddam Hussein wants to befriend Bush" Former Iraqi President rails against confidant who revealed his hideout near Tikrit to U.S. forces Saddam wants to meet the U.S. President despite implicitly branding Bush a liar Democrats again block Bolton nomination Rebuff to the White House for the second time; call to consider another candidate Oil giant faces suit over flaring gas LONDON: Shell and its partners on Monday found themselves facing a legal suit from local rural communities and western environmentalists over allegations of causing pollution and global warming by flaring gas in Nigeria. The case — designed ... Other Stories
India & World Pakistan clears Rashid for travel ISLAMABAD: Undaunted by India's reservations over the proposed travel of Pakistan Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed to Srinagar because of his alleged role in running Kashmir "militant camps," Islamabad has decided to forward his name for ... Charge against `Doctor Death' SYDNEY: India-born surgeon Jayant Patel, dubbed as `Doctor Death', refused to wash his hands between operations and was responsible for the high rate of complications among renal unit patients in an Australian hospital where he worked, an ... Stage set for signing of economic pact between India and Singapore A positive move towards strengthening of relations, says Singapore Indian Chamber AI hopes to corner India-U.K. market Policy decision to operate international flights from cities other than Delhi and Mumbai Britain urged to reappraise G-8 summit security Opposition demands immediate review of security plans Police defended the £100-million security operation and described as ``nonsense'' reports suggesting confusion and disarray. "Indian media do not toe official line" Not possible for any Government to influence it, says INS delegation Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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