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Supreme Court deletes notice to Buta Singh
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered the deletion of the notice to Bihar Governor Buta Singh issued on July 25 (along with a notice to the Centre) in the Bihar Assembly dissolution case. The three-judge Bench comprising Chief ...

Patil regrets deaths
NEW DELHI: Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil expressed regrets in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday about last Sunday's killing of three children by armed forces in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir. "We are sorry that the incident happened ...

Normality returns to riot-hit Gurgaon
George Fernandes visits Civil Hospital; workers unsure of future; INLD workers stage protest

Don't limit rural job scheme to BPL category, says Sonia Gandhi
Congress chief suggests amendments to make the legislation more efficacious

Children's kin reject compensation
Strong protest demonstrations in Kupwara for the fourth consecutive day

Flights diverted
CHENNAI: As the Mumbai airport has been closed following incessant rain, several foreign and domestic airline flights have been diverted to the Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Chennai airports, throwing normal flight operations into ...

When rain brought Mumbai to a halt
Millions in the flooded metropolis are left high and dry

Oily beach leaves Goa vexed
A tourist paradise grapples with what may be the dregs from an oil tanker

Other Stories

Mumbaikar's fortitude

Commuters stuck in traffic for hours

Some Arjun systems not up to the mark: Pranab

Humanity comes to the fore in Mumbai

Go-ahead for free trade accord with GCC

Many helicopters submerged

Kalam, Manmohan, express shock

PM urged to visit Maharashtra

100 kg RDX seized

New earth sciences department to be created

Let it be universal, self-targeted: panel

Senior-level appointments of IAS officers

Extended

Swamy calls on Chandra Shekhar

PM's intervention sought

PG course: last date extended

Ahmadiyyas to attend London meet

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