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Pranab allays fears over nuke deal New Delhi, Dec. 12 (PTI): Facing flak from Left allies and Opposition on the new US law on the nuclear deal, the Government today made it clear in Lok Sabha that India will not allow "external scrutiny" of its facilities or any "interference" with ... More Stories

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End talks on deal: CPI(M)
Says U.S. law is unacceptable

BJP, Sena stall Parliament
Demand apology from Manmohan on statement about minorities

Pakistan says it never claimed Kashmir as its territory
It wants a settlement acceptable to itself, to India and to the people of Kashmir

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Does India have the pace arsenal to make inroads?
With the Test series starting on Friday, here's an assessment of the visitors' pace attack

ASIAN GAMES
Sania Mirza makes semifinals
Leander, Mahesh breeze past Pakistani duo into the last four

ASIAN GAMES
Jaisha wins women's 5000m bronze
Shingo Suetsugu and Ruqaya Al Ghasara triumph in 200m

ASIAN GAMES
Bronze within reach despite loss


Free cooking gas scheme from Bhogi day
30,000 connections to be issued that day; committee to identify beneficiaries on basis of ration card

Crocodile strays into house at Peerkankaranai
Wildlife personnel traps and releases it into Vandalur Zoological Park

Forward Bloc plea to Manmohan on Netaji ashes
NEW DELHI: The All India Forward Bloc on Monday asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh not to consider any proposal by the Japan government to take a decision on taking over the "alleged remains" of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose kept in the Renkoji ...

Sensex crashes 400 points
Bankex was down 6.4 per cent and metal index by four per cent

CSN outbids Tatas' new offer for Corus
`Tatas will make further announcement'

Ruling front shows NCP the door
LDF convener Vaikom Viswan says decision was unanimous

BJP mum over "Prime Minister" Advani
Party leaders surprised at his dragging Vajpayee's name into the controversy

Special task force soon to recover encroached land
35,000 acres of land has been encroached in Bangalore

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