The Hindu : Front Page News : Monday, April 24, 2006

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Monday, April 24, 2006

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Germany cautiously positive on nuclear cooperation
Will watch progress in U.S. Congress and in IAEA and then decide

Mahajan still critical
Blood oozing from the liver has `reduced '

Manmohan signals policy shift on Nepal
HANNOVER: A shift in the Indian Government's stand away from endorsement of King Gyanendra's proclamation of April 21 was hinted at by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's studied response to a German journalist's question at the joint press ...

Nepal parties call for million-strong protest
It is now for King Gyanendra to accept what the people are saying, says Seven Party Alliance

Pravin in police custody
Investigating team visits residence

LPG distributors to put up the shutters on Wednesday
They are protesting "interference" by oil company union

State to move apex court on Cauvery tribunal order
Will oppose plan to constitute experts committee

V.P. Singh, Raj Babbar launch new Jan Morcha
To take up cause of farmers, workers, youth and women

Chandy dismisses exit poll results
Alleges conspiracy to forestall UDF win in the next phases of polling

Ecologists worried as 274 water bodies go dry
`Situation is worse in parts of South-West and North-West Delhi'

`Sadananda Gowda's remarks irresponsible'
Appointments to boards and corporations not made, says Kumaraswamy

MLAs concerned over proposals of delimitation panel
Bellary parliamentary constituency may be reserved for Scheduled Tribes

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