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Democrats capture Congress
WASHINGTON: Democrats were on the brink of winning full control of Congress, as Americans sick of scandal and weary of war dealt a heavy blow to President George W. Bush's Republican Party. Bush acknowledged that his party had been thrashed and ...

Donald Rumsfeld steps down
WASHINGTON: Donald H. Rumsfeld (74) stepped down as U.S. Defence Secretary on Wednesday, one day after Congressional elections in which opposition to the war in Iraq contributed to heavy Republican party losses. Making the announcement at a ...

Delhi sealing drive peaceful
No major protest, 40 people arrested

Former Speaker dead
Kalimuthu was known for his fiery speeches and wit

MTC services to be extended up to 50 km
CHENNAI: Metropolitan Transport Corporation (MTC) services, which cover a maximum of 40 km around Chennai now, will be extended up to 50-km radius. This will help people in far-flung areas to use the services without changing buses and at an ...

Indian cricket deserves some respect abroad
Criticise the hell out of Indian cricket, but give it some credit too, writes Rohit Brijnath

Nothing to say: Pawar
NEW DELHI: Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, who is also the president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), on Thursday fended off media questions on the Ricky Ponting incident. "I have nothing to say," said a smiling ...

Vulture death could spread
LONDON: The "most significant conservation disaster ever" may be about to repeat itself around the world, according to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Conservationists, already dismayed by the death of millions of vultures in ...

State will get Reliance gas first, says Mukesh Ambani
It will be taken to other places only after that, says Mukesh Ambani

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