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    HAPPY PONGAL and SANKRANTI

    Our office will remain closed today on account of Pongal and there will be no edition of THE HINDU dated 15th January 2006. The Sunday Classifieds supplement has been uploaded today. The News Updates of THE HINDU will resume on Sunday morning. —  JOINT MANAGING DIRECTOR

    From the Print Edition
    29 Indians among the Mina stampede victims
    Those who know the facts know the security forces prevented many things that could have taken more lives: Minister

    K. Narayanan, The Hindu's first Readers' Editor
    Aim is to institutionalise the practice of self-regulation, accountability & transparency

    Newspapers will have to try harder: Alan Rusbridger
    ``While almost everything else will change, journalism will still matter''

    Thinking people want accountable news organisations: Ian Mayes
    CHENNAI: "The greater the real and perceived independence of the ombudsman [in a newspaper], the greater the benefits are likely to be. Thinking people want responsive, responsible and accountable news organisations. I believe ombudsmen are one ...

    Aiyar: India fully committed to pipeline project
    BEIJING:

    Panchayat hands over Gudiya's son to grandfather
    First husband Arif accepts ruling, withdraws claim

    No CET for State Board students
    It will be a requirement only for students of other Boards, announces Governor

    "Enough is enough!", High Court tells MCD
    Civic body asked to comply with Court's orders on farmhouses or face dissolution

    Ramachandran submits resignation
    Chandy to consult AICC, Chennithala and Antony before taking final decision

    Police question Amar Singh on phone tapping charge
    It is only to tie up loose ends in the case, say the police

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