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"Assam polls a pointer to new front"
History will be rewritten if AGP wins, say Mulayam and Naidu

Clean chit given to Navin Chawla
Allegations of `misconduct' do not pertain to his tenure as Election Commissioner: Attorney-General As the allegations pertained to Mr. Chawla's functions as a bureaucrat, the question of disqualification does not arise

AICTE role mandatory: court
Centre's notification on its regulatory jurisdiction inadequate, says the First Bench

ED notice to Natwar likely
NEW DELHI: The Enforcement Directorate is likely to issue a show-cause notice to the former External Affairs Minister, Natwar Singh, in connection with the probe into the oil-for-food scam in Iraq. The notice will be issued after the ...

India-U.S. deal should address non-proliferation: E.U.
NEW DELHI: The European Union on Friday said the India-United States nuclear deal, being debated in U.S. Congress, should address the basic issue of non-proliferation. "We are looking with interest at the debate on the deal. ... We want ...

Illegal packaged water now in `herbal' form
Unauthorised manufacturers could face prosecution on various counts, says official

Over 750 held in Nepal
Police open fire; 60 injured

End strike, SBI Chairman tells employees
MUMBAI: : State Bank of India chairman A. K. Purwar on Friday appealed again to the striking employees to resume work. The Government was ``closely examining'' their demands and could soon take a ``review.'' Mr. Purwar said the bank suffered ...

Create mobile legal aid system for rural litigants: Kalam
President tells judges to encourage out-of-court settlement in villages

BJP manifesto promises administrative reforms
Administration to have expertise to promote development

79 killed in Baghdad mosque blasts
Shia mosque targeted by suicide attackers

State can go ahead with metro rail project, says Jaipal Reddy
FICCI holds convention on urban reforms with public-private linkages

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