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Sunday, December 25, 2005
Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, December 25, 2005 |
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a MERRY CHRISTMAS
"We are on the threshold of the Asian Century" 
Ganguly back in teamCHENNAI: Former captain Sourav Ganguly has been recalled to the Indian Test squad for the tour of Pakistan beginning in January next. The left-hander was dropped for the final Test against Sri Lanka in Ahmedabad. The national selection ... PM to visit tsunami-hit areas He will review the rehabilitation work done over the year All eyes on Rajnath Party leaders gather at Rajnath's residence to congratulate him Clubs can stage musical events: court "Fee or royalty to the Phonographic Performance Limited could be decided later" Killing of three Bodo students sparks violence KOKRAJHAR: Angry protesters torched two trucks and damaged shops on Saturday in Assam's Kokrajhar district which observed a bandh against the killing of three Bodo students by Haryana policemen at Salakati railway station. A high-level inquiry ... ONE YEAR LATER 
The ghost of tsunami haunts themCoastal communities fear that it will strike again. Veteran actress Banumathi passes away Chennai : Veteran actress P Banumathi died here on Saturday night, after a brief illness. Ms Banumathi, 81, is survived by one son. Three-time national award winner, Banumathi had acted in several Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films. ... 
Air India to buy 68 Boeing aircraftEmpowered Group of Ministers wins concessions worth Rs. 1,000-crore in Rs. 38,000-crore deal LTTE asked to ensure peace We are helpless over the escalated violence, say the Tigers 
Oommen Chandy fails to keep his promisesRehabilitation package for Endosulfan victims did not materialise 
Fog grounds a hundred flights, dozens of trainsOne long nightmare for thousands at Delhi airport and railway stations Police forward 18 suggestions to Government on security to women Proposals can be `the other condition' the State can impose on the IT and ITES firms 
The black Sunday still haunts herVIJAYAWADA: : Time, they say, is a great healer. But does it really heal all wounds, especially of those who have lost their near and dear ones in one of the worst natural disasters of the world? Not at least for Noorjahan, who has spent the ... IT parks to come up at Rushikonda Government to set up Special Economic Zones for the purpose 
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