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Bangalore police follow cyber trail
C-DAC expertise sought to analyse hard disk

Probe into Pakistani contacts
BANGALORE: Commissioner of Police Neelam Achuta Rao on Monday said they were yet to verify whether some Pakistani nationals who had visited Bangalore had given the address of Kafeel Ahmed as their local contact point or cited ...

Bid to hold talks with Lal Masjid cleric
Pakistan Supreme Court wants all the boys who surrendered to be released

ONGC vessel sinks; 8 missing
MUMBAI: The Coast Guard, the Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC) and the Navy have launched a search and rescue effort to save eight of the 17 crew of the Offshore Supply Vessel (OSV) Samudrika-10 that sank on Monday ...

CPI(M) not to review support
“It will be counterproductive”

Eight ANLA militants arrested
SIBSAGAR: Eight Adivasi National Liberations Army (ANLA) militants were arrested in Assam’s Sibsagar and Golaghat districts on Monday, the police said. Four ultras, including Ajit Toppo, the prime accused in the kidnapping of ...

Interpol chief faults British Government
For failing to check immigrants against a database of suspected terrorists

Huge rush of amnesty seekers
Dubai: Hundreds of Indians queued up at the Indian consulate here to get passports and emergency certificates in the wake of a three-month amnesty offered by the United Arab Emirates Government. Majority among them were absconders. ...

No charges against Haneef yet
He is entitled to the presumption of innocence: John Howard

‘No proof to link Kafeel with Al-Qaeda’
Bangalore: Intelligence and investigating agencies here have so far not found any evidence that suggests that Bangalore engineer Kafeel Ahmed, who attempted to drive a flaming jeep into the Glasgow airport on June 30, had direct links with ...

CHESS
Anand is the king again at Leon
The Indian beat Topalov to complete a hat-trick

TENNIS
Venus, Sania move up in rankings
Wimbledon: Venus Williams moved back into the Top 20 in the rankings for the first time in a year on Monday, rising to No. 17 thanks to her fourth Wimbledon singles title. Runner-up Marion Bartoli moved from No. 19 to a career-high No. ...

Rajapaksa vows to wipe out the Tigers
“Military will repeat in North its success in the East”

No medical/dental counselling today
High Court restrains authorities from proceeding with the process

IT Corridor work hits a roadblock
CHENNAI: A “contractual problem” is holding up work on a 17-km stretch of the Information Technology Corridor on Old Mamallapuram Road (OMR). Not much work has been taken up after the 3-km stretch from Madhya Kailash Temple was ...

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