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French campaign kicks off
Sarkozy, Royal frontrunners in a fray of 12 candidates

Woman Minister rejects fatwa
ISLAMABAD: A woman Cabinet Minister, who earned the ire of a Sharia court by hugging her male paragliding coach, said she was not scared of the fatwa issued by the "kangaroo court" and would only go by the "people's court." Nilofar Bakhtiar, ...

Peaceful poll in E. Timor
SINGAPORE: Peaceful and enthusiastic voting marked the presidential poll in the strife-torn Timor Leste (formerly East Timor) on Monday. The results are expected later this week, perhaps on Friday. Xanana Gusmao, President of the strategically ...

Quit Iraq, America told
Unite against enemy, Al-Sadr asks followers

Village looted
COLOMBO: The army and the Tamil Tigers have accused each other of "plundering" Saddam Husain village in the Batticaloa district. A Defence Ministry statement on Monday claimed that an armed gang of LTTE cadres broke into the Muslim village and ...

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Missile defence test

India & World
Siachen: Pakistan says political will must for progress
But Taslim will not say on which side it is lacking

India, Pakistan change baggage rules for rail passengers
ISLAMABAD: : Passengers travelling between India and Pakistan by train are known for carrying tonnes of baggage, but under new rules between the two countries, taking anything beyond 35 kg in second class, and 50 kg in first class is going to be ...

Liz goes "ballistic" after criticism by father-in-law
Vinod Nayar criticised her for "blatant commercialism"

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