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Varun Gandhi fails to get BJP ticket in Vidisha
Advani favoured him but Rajnath Singh had his way

Deve Gowda talks tough
Sets his face against Shoba yatra

Fall in research standards worries Manmohan
"Need for teachers who can inspire students "

UNI issue: Gowda seeks Manmohan's intervention
NEW DELHI: Janata Dal (Secular) president H.D. Deve Gowda has sought the intervention of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to stall the takeover of United News of India (UNI) by a media group. In a letter to Dr. Singh, Mr. Gowda noted that in the ...

Karat assails Jaitley's charges
Says the BJP leader is concocting facts on Vizhinjam project

EU for building multipolar world
Strategic partnership with India needs more substance: Josep Borrell

Dengue: under-reporting of cases
Some private hospitals may not report positive cases, say physicians

`Black Widows' behind ambush?
Railway team proceeding to project site targeted

Pranab asks defence companies to adopt villages
NEW DELHI: The Defence Ministry on Friday asked its nine public sector undertakings (PSUs) and 39 Ordnance Factories (OFs) to begin discharging their social responsibilities to non-employees living in the vicinity of their townships and plans. ...

Employee has no right to engage lawyer in domestic enquiry: court
"Right to representation available only to the extent provided for in the Rules"

Delhi police arrest two "ISI agents"
Police claim to have busted espionage ring

Revised pay from actual date of promotion
No higher scale from the date of notional elevation, rules court

Bharti Yadav to return on November 25
NEW DELHI: Bharti Yadav, a key witness in the Nitish Katara murder case, on Friday informed a trial court here that she would come to India on November 25 to depose. Counsel S.C. Ghuttan gave an undertaking to this effect to Additional ...

Other Stories

BITS student's body found

Chemical unit gas leak kills 3

Temporary truce in Goa coalition

"Promote computer education"

Religious Freedom Day on October 14

West Bengal on alert

AIIMS meet postponed

Murder accused held from Jagat Singh's house

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