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Maudhany freed, Basha found guilty in Coimbatore blasts case
Special Court clears PDP leader of all charges; 152 others also held guilty

Impetus to cement import
NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday agreed to put cement import from Pakistan on fast track even as both nations decided to take a host of steps to multiply the bilateral trade to $10 billion by 2010. At the end of the two-day talks between ...

CRICKET
Reaping the rewards of swing
CRICKET / The ball has curled wickedly late for Zaheer and R.P. Singh

TENNIS
Sania shocks her doubles partner Peer
Isner sends Henman packing at the Washington Classic; Roddick advances

CRICKET
Cook defends England’s conduct
LONDON: England batsman Alastair Cook insists there was nothing wrong with his side’s conduct during its controversial second Test defeat against India. The tourists were angered by what they perceived as gamesmanship from ...

VOLLEYBALL
India finally in semifinals
The host cruises against travel-weary Nigerians

Nine-year ordeal comes to an end


Nanchil Kumaran posted Chennai Police Commissioner
CHENNAI: G. Nanchil Kumaran, an Additional Director-General of Police (ADGP), is the new Commissioner of Chennai Police. He succeeds Letika Saran, his IPS batchmate, who has been posted as ADGP, Administration, Chennai. Ms.Saran took ...

Krishna water from August 8
Hyderabad: Water will be released from the Telugu Ganga canal to Chennai city on August 8. A decision was taken by Chief Minister Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy here on Wednesday to provide at least 3 tmcft of water to the city this year in ...

Reel life turns real for Sanjay Dutt
MUMBAI: Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt has had to exchange his trademark jeans and shirt for a white kurta-pyjama, the standard attire for a convict, in the Arthur Road Jail here where he is not being accorded any special treatment. The ...

Top Pakistani Hizb militant shot dead
JAMMU: A top Pakistani militant of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen was on Wednesday shot dead in a joint operation by the Army and the police in Jammu and Kashmir. Abid Hussain Basra, a self-styled Divisional Commander of the outfit who had ...

Goa MLAs’ plea to be heard on August 6
“Petitions raised questions of great constitutional and public importance”

All queries on chat transcript answered: Haneef


Priority sector credit to minorities will go up
The goal is to take it from 9 to 15 per cent in three years

The Hindu institutes award for play script
Chennai: The Hindu has instituted a major award for the best original play script in English written by an Indian. Announcing the MetroPlus Playwright Award 2008, N. Ram, Editor-in-Chief, said the best entry would receive a cash prize ...

Diabetes drug needs additional warnings
CHENNAI: The Drugs Controller-General of India is awaiting an announcement from the United States Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) on whether to make an independent assessment of the health risks of a drug widely used to treat a common form ...

Howard defends Andrews’ action
Melbourne: Australian Prime Minister John Howard on Wednesday said that Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews’ release of selected police material against Mohammed Haneef partly vindicated his decision to revoke the Indian doctor’s ...

Electrodes help him speak again


Sensex loses 615 points
Realty index takes a hit; U.S. Asian markets suffer setback

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