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U.K. to review doctors’ recruitment procedures
Background checks on highly skilled migrants to be expanded

Another doctor from Bangalore detained in Britain
BANGALORE: An Indian doctor detained in Liverpool, United Kingdom, for his suspected role in the Glasgow terror attack has been identified as Sabeel Ahmed, a Bangalorean. He is a cousin of Dr. Mohammed Haneef, detained in Brisbane, Australia, ...

India, Pakistan to be tough on terror
NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan have agreed to be tough with terrorists and criminals on both sides by taking stringent measures. A joint statement issued on Wednesday at the end of the two-day Home Secretary-level talks on terrorism and ...

NEWS ANALYSIS
The politics of Tibet: a 2007 reality check


Allegations levelled against me motivated, says Pratibha
“I have always endeavoured to be true to my conscience”

College stunned at doctors’ detention
The families of Haneef and Sabeel, who passed out from the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Medical College, are in a state of anguish

Manmohan Singh calls for water conservation
Asks States to transfer management of systems to district-level institutions

TENNIS
Venus eclipses Sharapova; Serena loses to Henin
Leander Paes-Martin Damm enter quarterfinals; Bhupathi-Sania duo moves up

INSIDE SPORT
Quest for the perfect time
Learning to win is both pleasure and pain, a life of lessons and losses, writes ROHIT BRIJNATH

CRICKET
West Indies draws level with a big win scoreboard
Chanderpaul, Samuels and Rampaul shine

Rescue operations continue in Gujarat
GANDHINAGAR: The Army, Air Force and personnel of the National Disaster Response Force continued to rescue people trapped in flood waters in various parts of Gujarat even as 17 more people lost their lives on Wednesday. Chief minister ...

Australia frees Indian doctor
SINGAPORE: Australian authorities on Wednesday set free an Indian doctor, Mohammed Asif Ali. He was questioned on the basis of the “discussions” the security agencies had with another Indian doctor Mohammed Haneef, who was detained ...

INTERNATIONAL
BBC journalist Johnston freed
Efforts by Hamas led to release of the correspondent

INTERNATIONAL
Tense standoff in Islamabad
Leave mosque or face crackdown, students told

Show cause notice issued to Wakf Board chairperson
Mukesh Ambani is constructing a building in Altamount Road area

INTERNATIONAL
No peace initiative, asserts Colombo
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka on Wednesday refuted reports in a section of the press that it had launched “fresh initiatives” for peace and declared that the military offensive against the threat posed by the Tamil Tigers would ...

Order on seats surrender challenged
CHENNAI: The July 2 order of a single judge, upholding the constitutional validity of a State legislation and a Government Order on surrender of seats by unaided colleges and admission of students for management quota seats through single ...

Engineering counselling from July 18
CHENNAI: Counselling under the single window system for this year’s engineering admissions under the government quota would begin on July 18, Higher Education Minister K. Ponmudi said in a press release on Wednesday. The counselling ...

Two youths killed in accident
CHENNAI: Two youths were killed and five others travelling on the footboard of a Metropolitan Transport Corporation bus injured, in an accident near Udayam Theatre bus stop in Ashok Nagar on Wednesday. The vehicle was trying to overtake a ...

BUSINESS
New mining policy may be tabled in winter session
‘Concern over dearth of investment’

Vietnam PM identifies sectors for co-operation
RPG group signs MoU with Vietnam National Chemical

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