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Soren convicted for murder, resigns
4 others also held guilty for murder of his private secretary

Sanjay Dutt guilty of illegal possession of arms: court
But TADA judge acquits him of conspiracy, terrorism charges in 1993 blasts case

Family relieved: Priya Dutt
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Top Hizb commander killed in Kashmir
Key player in secret negotiations to put a ceasefire in place

Rahul Gandhi to visit Amethi
AMETHI: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi will pay a three-day visit to his Parliamentary constituency starting Saturday and inaugurate the Indira Gandhi Mobile Eye Hospital on December 4. Besides a mass contact programme with the electorate of ...

Gujarat farmer commits suicide
VADODARA: A debt-ridden farmer at Shera village in Bharuch district died on Monday, after consuming pesticide. It is perhaps the first case of suicide by a farmer in Gujarat. Though the police have registered a case of accidental death, family ...

Girl injured as BSF, BDR exchange fire
KOLKATA: A 16-year-old girl was seriously injured in the Goalpukur thana area of West Bengal's Uttar Dinajpur district during a fire exchange on Tuesday between jawans of the Border Security Force and the Bangladesh Rifles across the border. ...

Nepal arms treaty signed
KATHMANDU: The Nepal Government and Maoists finally signed the tripartite agreement on monitoring and management of arms and armies in the presence of the U.N. officials. Home Minister and chief of the Government's negotiation team, Krishna ...

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