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North Korean case different from India's, says Tony Blair
India does not support emergence of another nuclear state: Manmohan

Pyongyang faces tough sanctions
UNITED NATIONS: North Korea must face ``some punitive actions'' for testing a nuclear device, China's U.N. ambassador said Tuesday, suggesting that Beijing may be willing to impose some form of Security Council sanctions against Pyongyang. ...

World big enough to accommodate India and China: Manmohan
Urges India-U.K. investment summit to take business partnership to new level

A "hymn" to India and Indians
Manmohan invites expatriates to join great adventure of creativity

FIR against Fernandes in missile deal
CBI files case for alleged irregularities in Rs. 1125-crore contract

Election Commission orders action against five police officials
"Keep them away from elected-related duties in the Madurai constituency"

Traffic congestion may become a poll issue
CHENNAI: Traffic hold-ups are likely to become an issue during the Chennai Corporation election next week. Vehicle population in the city has more than doubled in four years. The number of two wheelers is 17.5 lakhs, four-wheelers about 5 lakhs ...

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Upbeat Windies starts firm favourite
JAIPUR: : Cross-armed, surveying the field from his position, and his countenance reflecting the tensions emanating from within, Brian Lara gives the impression of a man in conflict with circumstances. He has responsibilities that grow manifold ...

Heathrow terminal evacuated
LONDON: British authorities evacuated Terminal Two at London's Heathrow Airport for about four hours Tuesday, after a man dropped off a package near the Air Algeria and Lufthansa desks and ran away, airport staff members said. About 2,000 ...

33 child workers rescued from houses and hotels
Child helpline receives more than 100 calls

Colours of a bird
Threatened finch from Andean forest

Dengue cases in Delhi cross 1,000
NEW DELHI:

Where the dead can't rest in peace
Garbage clearance, drainage and graveyard top residents' list

SULFA man killed in Dibrugarh
DIBRUGARH (ASSAM): Suspected ULFA (United Liberation Front of Asom) militants shot dead a former colleague and seriously injured a businessman in Upper Assam's Dibrugarh district on Tuesday. Three ultras raided the house of surrendered ...

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