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Al-Badr terrorist plot unearthed
Two Pakistani militants held in Mysore

Mysore terror threads were spun in Kashmir
Commander of Al-Badr cell was shot dead in Srinagar on October 20

From an unknown name to an emerging nightmare
Al-Badr has for long harboured ambitions of taking its terror campaign to major cities across India

CRICKET
South Africa enters semifinals in style
Makhaya Ntini, Shaun Pollock rip apart Pakistan batting line-up

Windies looks like champion material
The Indian batting order is not working at the moment, writes Viv Richards

PETER ROEBUCK COLUMN - SHOOTING FROM THE HIP
Time for chopping and changing has passed
Indian batting order has a makeshift look, writes Peter Roebuck

Banking operations hit nationwide
Over 10 lakh employees of public sector banks go on strike; ATMs come in handy

CRICKET
England looks to salvage some pride
West Indies doesn't want to lose the momentum, says Lara

Treat IT as essential service: Basu
KOLKATA: Veteran Marxist leader Jyoti Basu, on Friday, defended the setting up of trade unions in the Information Technology sector. He said there was a need to consider the sector as an essential service where the right to strike should not be ...

INTERNATIONAL
Iran steps up n-programme
U.S. naval exercises in Gulf

Winter session from November 22?
Cabinet Committee proposes to hold sitting till December 19

Cease hostilities, appeals E.U.
Tigers want immediate reopening of Jaffna highway by Colombo

Carter wants U.S. troops out of Iraq in one year
NEW DELHI: The former U.S. President, Jimmy Carter, who has consistently opposed the invasion of Iraq, said on Friday that American troops should be pulled out of the West Asian nation in one year. However, he pointed out that the Bush ...

DVAC raids houses of former Ministers
Nearly 40 places searched in connection with graft cases

All States must implead themselves in the reservation case: Karunanidhi
"Apex court verdict runs against the spirit of the Constitution of India"

BUSINESS
Suncity among 44 SEZs approved
Ansals, Wockhardt and Parsvnath in the list

Parsvnath to tap market
A part of the proceeds will be utilised for servicing debt

Security alert in Kerala
Threat to the lives of Prime Minister and President by e-mail

Dr. Reddy's posts Rs. 2,000 cr. sales in second quarter
Global business accounted for 88 p.c. of total revenue

Arrested Pakistani nationals lived all by themselves
The local people were unaware of their antecedents and activities

KCR asked not to contest bypoll
Separate Telangana can be reality only under Congress rule: Keshava Rao

Sealing drive may be postponed?
Sheila meets Union Home Minister; law and order situation discussed

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