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Bush calls up Manmohan
``Concerns will be tackled''

Government to exit from MUL
Increase in FDI cap in insurance referred to Group of Ministers

23 hurt in blasts, attack in Assam
GUWAHATI: Twenty-three persons, including women and children, were injured on Thursday in two blasts and an attack in Assam. The banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) was said to be behind the incidents. An improvised explosive ...

Nine held guilty in Delhi Councillor's murder case
Former Councillor Sharda Jain among the convicts along with her brother and 3 cops

CRICKET
India may get some practice
The team-management will be keen to assess Munaf's fitness

Gopalkrishna Gandhi calls for norms on land acquisition for industries
Holds discussions with Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee; renews appeal to Mamata

COMMENT
The Mozart of spin bowling
It would be unwise to undervalue a Rembrandt masterpiece because a thin film of dust has formed on it, writes Nirmal Shekar

Gowda dissolves Kerala unit of JD(S)
On the eve of a meet by dissident leaders

Rajasekhara Reddy denies bid to hound Eenadu group
Government has not singled out Ramoji Rao's business ventures

Manmohan's speech positive, says Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday welcomed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's Amritsar speech and said the time for a treaty of peace, friendship and co-operation with India would come when the two countries had resolved "all outstanding issues" ...

LTTE expresses `gratitude'
Karunanidhi's condolence statement

PSLV to put recoverable satellite into orbit
To carry four satellites; launch slated around January 10

INTERNATIONAL
Six-party talks make some progress
Parties in earnest dialogue: China

`Yangon will not allow anti-India activities on its soil'
Myanmar Home Minister Maj. Gen. Maung Oo gives the assurance to Shivraj Patil

BSNL's bonanza
STD barring facility to go

Three lakh people to be evicted
All-out drive against encroachments along Adyar, Cooum and Buckingham Canal

BUSINESS
FM hints at tax relief for employment-intensive exports
Exporters want DEPB, TUF schemes to be continued

YSR's move smacks of double standards, says Chandrababu Naidu
`Vendetta has become his political credo'

Janata Dal (S) likely to remain intact in State
Deve Gowda terms council meeting in Kerala illegal

BUSINESS
Orissa Govt. signs MoU with Mittal Steel
A 12-million-tonne plant will be set up in Keonjhar district

Government seeks report on Margadarsi Financiers
Advisor(Finance) N. Rangachari to look into all records

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