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Lalu, Rabri acquitted
Full judgment in the disproportionate assets case likely in 2 days

Bush signs law on nuclear deal with India
It ends India's 30-year nuclear isolation

Rajya Sabha passes forest bill by voice vote
Crucial amendments suggested by Brinda will form part of rules: Minister

CRICKET
India scripts a sensational win
Dravid's men go one up; Prince wages a lone battle.

A great win, says Dravid
Johannesburg: After India's first back-to-back Test victories on different countries outside the sub-continent (at Kingston and Johannesburg this year), a beaming Rahul Dravid said, "It's a great win. Everyone in the team has gone berserk! We are ...

Australia regains Ashes in quick time
Facile 206-run win gives the host an unbeatable 3-0 lead

I stand by commitments made to Parliament: Manmohan
"Difficult negotiations lie ahead and scare mongering must stop"

Manu Sharma convicted in Jessica case
NEW DELHI: Setting aside the trial court judgment acquitting prime accused Siddharth Vashishtha alias Manu Sharma and eight others in the Jessica Lal murder case in February, the Delhi High Court on Monday held Sharma, Vikas Yadav and Amardeep ...

New thrust to Indo-Israel trade
CHENNAI: With high-level visits from both sides, Indo-Israel trade is expected to record a significant growth in the coming months and year. Against a 2005 bilateral trade of $2.4 billion, the target for 2008 has been set at $5 billion. ...

Reservation bill: women court arrest
NEW DELHI: Activists of the Communist Party of India-backed National Federation of Indian Women (NFIW) on Monday courted arrest, close to Parliament House, to protest against the non-introduction of the Women's Reservation Bill. The bill seeks ...

123 pact: "House need not ratifiy"
Avoid extraneous elements: Pranab

Karunanidhi honours Santhi
Presents her with a cheque for Rs. 15 lakh, huge plasma television set

Resignation demand turned down
The surrender of assigned lands issue rocks Assembly again

She was denied job for same reason
CHENNAI: Three years ago, Southern Railway denied her a job after she could not clear a test. A highly placed Southern Railway source told The Hindu that though her track record was excellent, she could not be accommodated in any ...

BUSINESS
Liberalise immigration, PM tells developed world
Farm subsidies affecting livelihoods elsewhere

Officials warned against laxity in execution of works
The Government is `unhappy' with their style of functioning

Tata Motors, Thai firm JV for pick-up trucks
The venture will produce one-tonne `Space Cab' in Thailand

UDF not to admit NCP
Meeting did not discuss KC (Jacob)'s plea to rejoin front

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