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Trying to get nuclear deal done: Bush
Ready to go with the Bill on civilian nuclear agreement with India, say Democrats

Democrats win majority in U.S. Senate
Virginia victory completes sweep

Senate may take up Bill on nuclear deal: Mulford
NEW DELHI:

Bush extends olive branch to Pelosi
But tells Congress to complete a hefty list of assignments while Republicans are still in charge

Democrats get headstart in race for 2008
The new Democratic majority has heard the voices of the American people: Nancy Pelosi

Nod for Bill to make judges accountable
NEW DELHI: The Union Cabinet on Thursday approved the introduction of a Judges (Inquiry) Bill 2006 in the winter session of Parliament with a view to making High Court and Supreme Court Judges accountable for their actions, including corruption ...

Ponting apologises
CHENNAI: : Ricky Ponting has apologised to the BCCI president, Sharad Pawar, over the behaviour of the victorious Australian cricket team during the Champions Trophy prize-presentation ceremony in Mumbai on November 5. The Australian captain ...

Tamil Nadu airports on high alert
Al Qaeda terrorists have infiltrated the Chennai airport: anonymous letter

Chennai police strength to be enhanced
CHENNAI: Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi on Thursday wanted the police to concentrate on maintaining law and order in vulnerable places in Chennai and other important cities in the State. After chairing an unscheduled meeting of the police top ...

Sri Lanka "regrets" Vaharai incident
Pro-LTTE media exaggerating toll: Colombo

Mercury passing
A rare trip between Earth and Sun

Blindness cure in sight
Eye cell transplant research on mice raise stunning hopes

Another `Delhi bandh' today
MCD squads target big showrooms in South Delhi for the second day in a row

Move to hand over 54 hectares to KIOCL may spark controversy
Expert group has recommended global tenders for slope stabilisation

Patnaik launches rural uplift scheme
Gopabandhu Gramin Yojana envisages infrastructure development

Biotech SEZ at Genome Valley
Chief Minister inaugurates Global Bio-Pharma Conference-2006

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