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Not involved in killings: ULFA
Fernandes meets militant leaders in jail

Haldia authority's notification created confusion: Buddhadeb
"It is not competent to serve land acquisition notices in Nandigram"

Farmers' interests will be protected: CPI (M)
Party alleges misinformation campaign by vested interests

Forensic lab completes tests on Moninder
`It is too early to draw any conclusion from the tests'

Centre soft on terrorists: Swamy
CHENNAI: The killings of 62 people in Assam showed the failure of the Central Government in formulating an effective counter-terrorist strategy, the Janata Party has said. Its president Subramanian Swamy told journalists on Tuesday that the ...

Tiller-land ties sacred: Chidambaram
"Two tools are needed to modernise agriculture — investment and knowledge"

Centre not firm in tackling Assam situation: Nitish
Response not adequate, he says

BJP opposes Pranab visit to Islamabad
NEW DELHI:

Rebel faction criticises Gowda
NEW DELHI: : Janata Dal (Secular) rebel faction on Tuesday lambasted H.D. Deve Gowda for his reported readiness to extend issue-based support to the National Democratic Alliance, saying that the former Prime Minister has come out in his ``true ...

PIL, a weapon to be used with care, says Supreme Court
Easy access to justice is no licence for filing frivolous petitions

Cash for query: verdict today in expulsions case
NEW DELHI: A five-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court will on Wednesday pronounce its judgment on the petitions questioning the termination of membership of 11 MPs for their involvement in the "cash for query scam." The petitioners ...

Bleak future for Bihari returnees
The land of their origin has nothing to offer them by way of a livelihood

Centre seeks to provide all-India SC/ST quota in PG medicine
Files petition in Supreme Court for approval for 2007-08 admissions

V.P. Singh detained on Delhi-Noida border
He was proceeding to Sikandarabad to attend a protest rally

Assam MPs meet Manmohan
It apprises Prime Minister of the recent terrorist assaults

MPs panel looking into pre-conviction disqualification
Should one facing trial for offence against State be debarred?

Hurriyat keen on meeting Manmohan
Plans to visit Pakistan on January 17

Law should ensure fairness, not just focus on economic efficiency: Stiglitz
Intellectual property rights cause economic inefficiency by creating monopolies

West Bengal hiding facts: BJP
Five-member team to visit the area today

Other Stories

NCP for special session to discuss developments in Iraq

Spirited exchange

Bid to attack CPI (M) office

Patil should resign: JD(U)

Chinese team to launch policy dialogue

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