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House is supreme: BJP, CPI(M)
"Panel report on quota must be tabled in Parliament first"

Foreign Secretaries to meet on November 14, 15
To review third round of composite dialogue

Mattoo murder accused convicted
Santosh Kumar Singh will get either death sentence or life imprisonment

Centre denies reports of Bush threat
NEW DELHI: The Centre on Tuesday rubbished media reports which suggested that United States President George W. Bush had ``threatened'' Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday that India should not vote for Venezuela in the elections for ...

Ravi Shankar hospitalised
KOLKATA: Sitar maestro Ravi Shankar is suffering from pneumonia and has been admitted to a nursing home in San Diego, California. His condition is improving and should be released soon, his associate in the city, Robin Paul, told The ...

DMK wins by-election in a canter
Impressive show in Madurai Central Assembly constituency

There is a way out: UNP
Support for law on merger

"Mattoo case judgment a benchmark for CBI, trial courts"
Verdict will help restore people's faith in the system, says CBI chief

Dengue death toll 103
NEW DELHI: The Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry on Tuesday confirmed that 103 persons died of dengue across the country, with the maximum number of 30 deaths reported here. The number of confirmed cases had gone up to 5,710. Of these, ...

SEC to consider re-poll in more booths
Informs High Court that counting will not start on Wednesday

CRICKET
You just can't write off Pakistan
JAIPUR: Pakistan's batting depth matched the resilience shown by the bowlers to cap a wonderful night of some intense cricket at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium here on Tuesday, brushing aside all speculations about the team suffering from spells of ...

Uncaged Aussies itching for battle


Pitch will play a major part: Lara
Mumbai: West Indies captain Brian Lara said the Brabourne Stadium pitch would play a major part in the outcome of its match against Australia. "We have beaten them in the last month and that's a positive. We are going to make sure that the guys ...

Dope issue: Pakistan media fuming
Call for PCB to take up the cudgels against the erring bowlers

Australia better prepared this time
It might be a low-scoring game on Wednesday, writes Glenn McGrath

Kumaraswamy slams KERC for not increasing power tariff
Says it is an indirect attempt by KERC to liquidate ESCOMs

A Diwali bonanza for CM, Ministers and MLAs
Centre approves of request for massive increase in salary

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