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No recall of Mulford
But displeasure conveyed to U.S. envoy: Manmohan

Nuclear separation "voluntary"
Anand Sharma tells Lok Sabha `all relevant organisations' within Government consulted

8-year-old girl run over by van that dropped her
Driver arrested and vehicle seized

Bird flu: people under observation normal
Health Secretary had stated earlier that there was a possibility of the virus having been transmitted to humans

New admission policy off the mark: High Court
"Abolishing common entrance test for State Board students alone is no solution" "Abolishing CET for State Board students alone is no solution"

Filing of FIR a must, rules apex court
``Complaint's credibility can't be doubted''

Not an easy decision for India: Bush
WASHINGTON: Days ahead of his visit to India, United States President George W. Bush said on Wednesday that India had to separate its civilian and military nuclear programmes and bring them under IAEA safeguards. He admitted that this was not an ...

Clashes as Shia shrine is bombed
Spiritual leader calls for mourning; retaliatory attacks on 27 Sunni mosques

Colombo, LTTE take opposing positions
COLOMBO: The Sri Lankan Government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) commenced in Geneva on Wednesday their two-day direct talks on implementation issues of the four-year old ceasefire agreement (CFA). The two delegations took ...

Panel moots pay revision from July 1, 2004
Says the Government should consider increasing pension age for suitable categories to 58 years

I am still with Janata Dal (S): Kumaraswamy
Chief Minister confident of convincing party leaders on aligning with the BJP

Foodgrains output estimated to be higher this year
Wheat production likely to fall short of the original target of 75 million tonnes `Rise in temperature in the last three weeks is likely to impact the standing crop in the wheat-sowing States... ."

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