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Mulayam refers Noida case to CBI
Cites Governor's letter

Terror suspect arrested
Were Infosys, Bangalore airport the targets of Pakistan-trained man?

Key accused in Mumbai blasts case is in U.S.
NEW DELHI: : Feroz Abdul Rashid Khan, a key accused in the March 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case, has been traced in the United States. He had been absconding since 1994 and the Central Bureau of Investigation issued an Interpol Red Corner alert ...

Mullaperiyar: Soz has a solution
NEW DELHI: Union Water Resources Minister Saifuddin Soz said on Friday that he could not stop either Tamil Nadu or Kerala from going to court on the Mullaperiyar dam issue but he succeeded in taking forward the dialogue between the ...

17 killed in ULFA attacks
GUWAHATI: Seventeen persons were killed and 12 injured in five incidents of firing on Bihari brick kiln workers and petty shopkeepers by suspected militants of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in Dibrugarh and Tinsukia districts on ...

First-ever B. Tech course for hearing impaired students
Kalam launches the six-year integrated programme in Kalasalingam University

Australia completes formalities
SYDNEY: Andrew Flintoff, the England Test captain will meet David Graveney, the chairman of selectors, on Saturday having discussed the problem with his senior players and inevitably step down so that Michael Vaughan can take charge of the side ...

South Africa smells win


Project for a transparent earth
Some innovative ideas in the cause of the planet

Capital shivers on winter's coldest morning so far
Temperature is down to 4.2 degrees but the weatherman plays it cool

Kalam envisages pivotal role for police in transforming country
Calls for coherent thinking among all members of society

Neighbours, friends of Imran shocked in Hampi
`He was like an ordinary person engaged in business'

REALITY BITES
Shilpa gets blank stares on Big Brother show
LONDON: What is it like for a Bollywood star, used to being mobbed by fans back home, to be asked, "so what do you do?" Shilpa Shetty must have cringed but bravely smiled when she was met with blank "Shilpa who?" stares as she walked into the ...

Supreme Court allows VIP darshan
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court, on Friday, allowed VIP darshan in the Sabarimala Ayyappa temple, as suggested by the Travancore Devaswom Board and the Special Commissioner appointed by the Kerala High Court, without causing obstruction to devotees ...

Sonia asked to constitute second SRC
Rajasekhara Reddy delivers valedictory address at the Congress brainstorming session

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