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10 killed in Pakistan poll violence ISLAMABAD: At least 10 persons were killed and scores were injured on Thursday in clashes during the second phase of election to the local bodies in Pakistan. The Opposition parties have accused the Government of rigging the polls to ensure ... 
China, Russia pledge to continue cooperation in military fieldJoint exercises end; manoeuvres not aimed at third party, say leaders Talks with LTTE "as soon as possible" Sri Lanka rejects call for Oslo meet Uncertainty as Iraq deadline ends Sunnis call for fresh elections Nokia plans global networks operation centre NEW DELHI: Global mobile vendor Nokia plans to open a Global Networks Operation Centre in India by the end of the year, strengthening its focus on one of the world's fastest-growing telecommunications markets. The centre will perform network ... Other Stories
Globescan Al-Qaeda "threat" to Vatican MADRID/ROME: The Italian authorities are investigating a fax, allegedly signed by Al-Qaeda, which makes veiled threats against the Vatican. The three-page document, written in Arabic, accuses the Vatican of supporting ``the capitalist ... Other Stories
India & World Reforms slow but durable: Manmohan NEW YORK: Indigo to be assembled in Russia MOSCOW: A day after a Russian motor building company signed a contract to assemble the heavy-duty Ural trucks in India, Tata Motors announced plans to build Indigo cars in Russia. The Ural Automotive Factory, part of the Ruspromavto holding, ... Aziz Khan gets one-year extension NEW DELHI: Pakistan's High Commissioner to India, Aziz Ahmed Khan, has been granted a one-year extension in his tenure that was to end on September 15, a High Commission official said on Thursday. Mr. Khan, who took up the post here in 2003, ... Buddhadeb meets Indonesian leaders SINGAPORE: Indonesia and West Bengal on Thursday affirmed their political will to strengthen bilateral economic ties and stimulate investments in each other's domain on a reciprocal basis. Even as the West Bengal Chief Minister, Buddhadeb ... Read Today's supplements: Entertainment | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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