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Top cops arrested in Kashmir
Ganderbal Senior SP Parihar and DSP Bahadur Ram held for Paddar's murder

Ganderbal killings
SRINAGAR: FIR 133 of December 9, 2006, Police Station Ganderbal: Jammu Kashmir Police Special Operations Group reports that it, with the Central Reserve Police Force, has killed an unidentified Pakistani terrorist, from whom a weapon was ...

Sena celebrates despite some losses
The Shiv Sena-BJP alliance has lost a large number of the seats it won in the last election

Cauvery tribunal's final award coming after 16 years
Tamil Nadu hopes for a fair deal

Anxiety in Karnataka
``Assessors' report gives an idea of what can be expected"

Inflation will be contained: Manmohan
`Efforts are on to keep it down to around 5.0-5.5 per cent'

It is a peasants' movement in West Bengal: Citizens' panel
The "mass uprising" should not be mistaken for right-wing politics

CRICKET
Zaheer Khan demolishes Bengal


CRICKET
England leaves as a broken outfit
England's misery is almost over. Not too many moons ago Andrew Flintoff and his hapless side landed in Perth with smiles on their faces and hope in their hearts. Now they leave as a broken and scorned outfit. It did not seem possible that any ...

Yasin Malik to go on hunger strike
"Continuing human rights violations will force Kashmiri youth to take up arms"

ONGC Mittal Energy to sign accord for Turkmenistan block
It has also bid for offshore block in Trinidad and Tobago

INTERNATIONAL
Rajapaksa renews offer to hold talks with the Tigers
President visits Vaharai town captured from the LTTE

BUSINESS
India, Yemen cement energy partnership
India seeks assured supply of Masila crude, offers help in evaluation of bids

Minister loses portfolio
By now it is clear that the anti-Raje groups are gunning for her

Sify to expand enterprise, retail businesses
CHENNAI:

High Court raps Government
Judges not consulted while appointing panel to probe Omalur school incident

Civic poll: court moots use of EVMs
CHENNAI: The First Bench of the Madras High Court observed on Saturday that it would be advisable for the State Election Commission to use electronic voting machines for the civic polls on February 18. Hearing a public interest litigation ...

A garden full of surprise and much more
NEW DELHI: With lakhs of flowers in full bloom, the majestic Mughal Gardens of Rashtrapati Bhavan here are all set to greet visitors with an unprecedented riot of colour. While the Capital's "first'' gardens -- as they are often referred to -- ...

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Should you change to Vista? If so, at what cost
New operating system software comes with a pre-loaded starter edition

10 more IT centres this year, says Chief Minister
Priority for Tier-II cities; Kakinada STPI centre inaugurated

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Celebrating the `sound of silence'
BANGALORE: It must be one of the rare ironies of audio technology: The flagship product of arguably the most elite brand in the headphones business is valued for the sound it cuts out, rather than what it conveys. The Bose Quiet Comfort ...

Price rise: Government to intervene
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Chief Minister V. S. Achuthanandan has said that the Government will clamp down on black marketing and hoarding to check the spurt in the prices of essential commodities. Briefing reporters after a high-level meeting to ...

`Preparing to be next Chief Minister'
State will be debt free in a decade if a long-term plan is prepared: Yediyurappa

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