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Congress withdraws support
No threat: U.P. Ministers

Nithari killings: Uttar Pradesh administration "apathetic"
Need to investigate crimes from different perspectives: committee

Shilpa Shetty row: British police step in
LONDON: Police on Wednesday stepped into the escalating row over the racist bullying of Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty on Channel 4's Celebrity Big Brother show after it emerged that her housemates had received "threatening" e-mails. At least ...

Ensure safe environment for children: panel
NEW DELHI: The Central committee that has submitted its report on the Nithari killings has suggested remedial measures to check such crimes. These include issuing of instructions by State Governments for registering all complaints of missing ...

Britain backs India's bid for permanent seat in Security Council
There is much scope to further improve bilateral ties, says Gordon Brown

Strike affects life in Kashmir
Call given by Geelani to protest Pakistani visit of moderate faction leader

India on upward spiral of improving ties with all major powers: Pranab
NEW DELHI: The world needs, not the old style balance of power, but a "well-crafted system" to promote a "balance of interests" among major powers, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said on Tuesday. Speaking on the theme of "India ...

India-China border talks begin
NEW DELHI: Indian and Chinese Special Representatives M.K. Narayanan and Dai Bingguo, who have been tasked with negotiating a settlement of the border dispute, began their ninth round of consultations here on Wednesday. The talks will continue ...

Quality press under attack: Matthias Nass
"Editorial side must stay independent"

Bomb explosion near Dispur kills one
GUWAHATI: One person was killed and 17 were injured in a bomb blast suspected to have been triggered by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in the busy Ganeshguri area near Dispur on Wednesday. The blast occurred around 6.30 p.m. about ...

TENNIS
Roddick, Safin set up intriguing third-round clash
The American seems to be riding his momentum

INTERNATIONAL
Saudi Arabia sceptical over Bush plan for Iraq
Riyadh wants regional initiative for peace

Terrorism in all forms will be opposed: Colombo
Willing to negotiate if LTTE shuns violence: Palitha Kohona

Nepal Maoists begin process of handing over weapons
To get Deputy Prime Minister's post in power sharing

BUSINESS
Globalisation benefits must be equitable, says Silva
Portuguese President recounts success story of European Union

Wipro's third quarter net up 41 p.c. at Rs. 765 cr.
Global IT business delivers volume growth

Karunanidhi clears three names for High Court judges
Expresses reservation about one of the lawyers

Private participation in development of IT parks
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The draft information technology (IT) policy released by Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan here on Wednesday proposes to make Kerala a cradle of knowledge workers. It aims to upgrade the productivity, skill and knowledge ...

Kamal Nath concerned over racist remarks
BANGALORE: Union Minister for Commerce and Industry Kamal Nath expressed India's sensitivities on the reported racist remarks made against film actress Shilpa Shetty in a British television reality show. Mr. Nath said any discrimination, most ...

CET 2007 on May 9
Unlike in the past, it will be on a single day this time

Unwiring India? IT's already begun
Public initiatives in Bangalore, Pune

Wanted: The Perfect Rose for the President
New vistas opening up at Rashtrapati Bhavan

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