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Strike a total success, claim trade union leaders
Normal life affected in West Bengal; shops, schools closed

A warning to UPA Government: Left
NEW DELHI: The Left parties on Thursday congratulated the working class all over the country for the response to the general strike called by trade unions and said it was a warning to the United Progressive Alliance Government which should ...

Iran policy was key to nuclear deal with U.S.
Burns' remarks hint at U. S. pressure in the run-up to the meeting

India's independent foreign policy affected: Karat
``A few days of sustained U.S. pressure has led the Government to cave in''

USS Chafee — destroyer with a difference
A `day at sea' for the two navies off Goa for displaying their finest skills in ship handling and seamanship

Jacob Mathew is new INS president
BANGALORE: Jacob Mathew, Executive Editor, Malayala Manorama , Kottayam, was elected president, Indian Newspaper Society, for 2005-06 at its 66th Annual General Meeting held here on Thursday. Gulab Kothari (Rajasthan Patrika, Jaipur) ...

SOS children's village in Kashmir
The term `orphan' challenges a child's self-esteem: the Mufti

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Buddhadeb's advice to demonstrators

Poll-eve posturing, says BJP

SEBI bars 11 brokers

In defence of an independent foreign policy

Deadline for ban on smoking scenes extended, says Anbumani

Air traffic normal, says Praful Patel

Neutral expert to visit Baglihar dam site in J&K

Verdict against UDF misrule: CPI(M)

M.J. Akbar re-elected

UPA Government's media policy sends confusing signals: INS

Life disrupted in Orissa

Minimum support price of wheat raised

Centre clears four new nuclear plants

"Income cannot be a factor for desertion"

Special offer for `Westward' passengers

Tenure of IAF women pilots extended

Date extended

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