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Concern over violence in Afghanistan
Hindrance to growth: Manmohan

NATWAR DOWN MEMORY LANE
Mr. Chairman, I did the same thing to Stalin and the Pope: Dr. Radhakrishnan
Kunwar Natwar Singh, India's future Foreign Minister, was 25 years old when he arrived in Beijing in July 1956 to take up his post as second secretary in the Indian Embassy. As "a left-leaning diplomat," he was full of "admiration and awe of ...

NATWAR SINGH'S PEKING DIARY
Ho Chi Minh reminded me of a bearded Gandhi — chappals, unfitting tunic...
"Spartan lifestyle of Chinese leaders admirable"

BJP to focus on security, Afzal issues
BJP will vociferously plead against mercy for Afzal

Discrimination against AIDS patients will be curbed
Bill coming in budget session, says Anbumani Ramadoss

A 230-tonne mechanical icon comes to life after 36 years
Beyer Garratt steam locomotive goes on a heritage run between Shalimar and Mecheda in West Bengal

Police were lax in probing Khairlanji killings: Dalit activists
They say the Government's decision earlier this week to transfer case to the CBI has come too late

Sea battle, deadly blast & gunfire
23 persons killed in Sri Lanka; 3 Sea Tiger gunboats destroyed

No lethal weapons for Sri Lanka, Manmohan reassures Vaiko
Talks about political solution through negotiations in letter to the MDMK chief

CRICKET
Dravid harps on bold and positive play
Johannesburg: Rahul Dravid spoke about taking the "bull by its horns." Coach Greg Chappell handled the bowling machine at the indoor nets and Virender Sehwag made an appearance at the nets. Pushed into a corner, the Indians decided to make a ...

ATHLETICS
Premlal Sharma claims gold
BANGALORE: Premlal Sharma won the gold in the men's 75-plus pole vault event on the penultimate day of the 14th Asia Masters Athletic championship at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium here on Saturday. K.G.G. Menike of Sri Lanka was another notable ...

Prachanda, Bhattarai not to join government
`For a new Nepal to emerge, close links with India are vital'

Former bandit joins Indian Justice Party
She wants to work for the poor and downtrodden

Anant's release: police under scanner
Police deny hand of gangster Kalia in kidnapping

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Voice is the way to go — speak your search queries
`Desi' engineers unveil world's fastest mobile speech search tool

Kasuri to meet Pranab on November 27
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Kasuri will hold an informal meeting with Minister of External Affairs Pranab Mukherjee in New Delhi on November 27. The occasion is a lunch that Mr. Mukherjee will host for the Pakistan Foreign ...

Achuthanandan pins his hopes on talks
Chief Minister says raising the water level in Mullaperiyar is no solution

Send SMS wholesale in one easy click
HYDERABAD: Even as the mobile Short Messaging Service has emerged the most effective tool of communication, small and medium enterprises are still grappling with the challenge of having to send SMS in bulk to multiple recipients: It's just too ...

More to Noida case than meets the eye
Police role in rescue of Anant comes under the scanner

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