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Major concessions by Mittal clinched the deal
Arcelor chief executive Guy Dolle to go once merger is firmed up

Bilateral ties in good shape: Wen Jiabao
Focus on framework for settling border issue

Totti's penalty kick takes Italy into last 8
KAISERSLAUTERN: Francesco Totti scored from the penalty spot in injury time to lead Italy to a 1-0 victory over Australia in a tense World Cup last 16 match on Monday. Italy has moved into the quarter-finals. Totti, who came off the bench in ...

Portugal prevails in an acrimonious battle
World Cup theme 'A Time To Make Friends' conveniently forgotten

CRICKET
Dravid, Laxman hold fort after Sehwag's fast hitting
Lara sacrifices chance to go 1-0 up on the altar of safety

TENNIS
Rain is a pain on opening day
Federer starts defence winning first set against Gasquet

CBI submits status report in sex racket probe
SRINAGAR: : The Central Bureau of Investigation submitted on Monday a status report on its investigation of the sex racket in Jammu and Kashmir to the High Court, which is monitoring the probe. Assistant Solicitor-General of India and CBI ...

Tamil Nadu's demand for natural gas will be met, says Deora
Likely to get supplies from Krishna Godavari Basin; LNG terminal will be set up

Pakistan rules out lifting ban on Indian films
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has ruled out lifting its ban on Indian films but said it would permit foreign movies starring Indian and Pakistani actors to be screened in the country. "Foreign movies staring Pakistani and Indian stars would be permitted ...

Stay declined on MLAs' disqualification
``Lists application before a larger Bench''

State Government to retain services of daily wage workers
Government should withdraw circular issued by Chief Secretary B.K. Das: MLAs

A day of disappointment at Delhi University
"The competition for admission is very tough and for an average student with even 90 per cent it is not easy to find a place... ."

Package for farmers in 31 districts proposed
Prime Minister expected to make announcement during his Vidarbha visit this week

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