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Pranab: nuclear issue may figure in talks with Hu
"Enough space for both countries to grow"

Guarded Chinese support to nuclear energy quest
"Every nation has the right to develop the energy it wants"

A9 highway linking Jaffna being opened
COLOMBO: On the eve of the Co-Chairs of Sri Lanka conference in Washington, the Mahinda Rajapaksa Government late on Sunday night ordered opening of the A 9 highway that links rest of the country to the Jaffna peninsula for transportation of ...

Manmohan assures all support to Karzai
Says India will "walk hand in hand to make a new Afghanistan"

Prithvi-II test fired
BALASORE (ORISSA): Prithvi-II, India's sophisticated surface-to-surface medium range missile, was test fired from the integrated test range (ITR) at Chandipur-on-sea, about 15 km from here on Sunday. Mounted on a mobile launcher, the ...

Immunisation coverage poor in Assam
GUWAHATI: Assam Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma on Sunday said that 65 per cent of children in the State do not get complete immunisation against six killer diseases — polio, diphtheria, tuberculosis, pertussis (whooping cough), ...

Activists allege police harassment
They took part in the November 10 protest against killing of Dalits in Khairlanji

Prachanda for change in foreign policy
Advocates a review of all treaties signed by previous monarchical governments

CRICKET
Rain washes out first ODI
Johannesburg: It was a rainy, wind-swept Sunday here. There was nip in the air and water on the turf. Cricket at the Wanderers suffered. The first match of the five-game MTN ODI series required a better start than huge covers being dragged on to ...

INTERNATIONAL
Bush, Hu pledge to strengthen relations
U.S. offers to hold dialogue with China

Rajapaksa urged to rush relief to Vaharai
People at LTTE-held Vaharai, Kathiravelli need food: TNA

Remembering Manjunath Shanmugam
The IOC officer was killed for trying to stop adulteration of oil

11 buses vandalised near Koyambedu terminus
Shifting of Ambedkar statue suspected to be a reason

BUSINESS REVIEW
RBI's stress on financial stability
Importance of macro-economic balance

Mastermind behind Noida kidnapping arrested
Arrest took place on Saturday; he had even worked in a tele-serial: Police

Tata Daewoo on the fast lane
The company will export HCV kits to Pakistan through a tie-up with a Karachi firm

Advani opposes joint operation with Pakistan
BJP will not change its stand on Afzal hanging

Dalit women set to air programmes
"We will talk about virtually everything that touches the community"

Prachanda for change in foreign policy
Advocates a review of all treaties signed by previous monarchical governments

Confusion continues as trains get delayed
Things will improve in two weeks, says railway official

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