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Delhi traders' bandh turns violent
Three, including a seven-year-old, killed in police firing; chaos on roads

Jaipal Reddy hints at new law to end Delhi demolitions
We will fight for implementation of notification on mixed land use and commercial use

"Civilian rule in 2 weeks"
General atmosphere in Thailand peaceful

Thaksin Shinawatra could face prosecution
Coup leader claims endorsement from the King

Thaksin arrives in London
LONDON: Instead of returning to his country, the ousted Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra arrived here from New York on Wednesday evening to join his relatives living in the United Kingdom. Mr. Shinawatra, accompanied by a group of loyal ...

Package for farmers in 4 States
NEW DELHI:

Re-orientation of undergraduate courses planned
CHENNAI: Vice-Chancellors of all universities in Tamil Nadu will meet here on September 27 to discuss "re-orienting the curriculum of undergraduate courses " to provide all students IT and communication skills, Higher Education Minister K. ...

Koda wins trust vote amid Opposition boycott
Treasury benches garner 41 votes in the 82-member House against a single vote by CPI (M-L)

Bihar, Jharkhand cricket associations permitted to vote
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday permitted State Cricket Associations of Bihar and Jharkhand to vote in the elections to the Board of Control for Cricket in India on September 27. It also stayed all proceedings pending before the courts ...

NBW against Tahiliani stayed
Notice issued to Jammu and Kashmir Government

Closed nuclear fuel cycle central to India's vision of energy security: Anil Kakodkar
Crucial for implementation of its nuclear power programme

HP marks 100 millionth laser printer sale
Launches entry level multifunction version in the Indian market

CRICKET
India scripts a stirring come-from-behind win
Friday's match between India and Australia is a virtual semifinal; Tendulkar, Lara show glimpses of class

TENNIS
Hingis, Rezai advance
The Frenchwoman has it easy; the Swiss sweats it out

Why such a drastic step at this time of the academic year, ask worried parents
We had no choice on initiating action against schools, says Horatti

Belgaum to get building for legislature sessions
Government keen on making it a regular feature in border district

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