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Accord terms not met, says Sri Lankan court
Parliament is the competent body to legislate on merger, says verdict

LTTE vehicle rams into naval convoy
Death toll of unarmed Sri Lankan sailors could rise

Race-based spying in U.K.?
LONDON: The British Government was on Monday in a flap over an alarming newspaper report that there was a move to ask universities to "spy'' on Muslim and "Asian-looking'' students and report them to security agencies if they suspected them of ...

Occupation will end soon: Saddam
DUBAI: The verdict against the former Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein, and his seven co-defendants who have been accused of crimes against humanity for their alleged role in a crackdown against Shias is expected on November 5. As the current ...

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Personal hygiene at the workplace

"Dirty war": Chavez

Hawaii rocked

`Phones prevented advance notice to Yunus'

India & World
`Gandhi not getting the Nobel was the biggest omission'
OSLO: It's not often that you get candid admissions. Or that big institutions have got it wrong. A group of Indian journalists heard both at the headquarters of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, which awards the annual Nobel Peace Prize. "Our ...

Why Hafiz Saeed was arrested
This is first time Pakistan has given reasons for the detention of Saeed for his LeT associations.

Civic reception for Yunus planned
KOLKATA: The West Bengal Government has decided to accord a civic reception to Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus, who has been conferred with the Nobel Peace Prize. State Finance Minister Asim Dasgupta said here on Monday that Prof. Yunus has ...

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