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“We’ll be very supportive of India at NSG meeting” 5-judge Bench formed to hear OBC case It will examine whether quota based solely on caste is impermissible 
Bihar Government admits firing on flood victims was unwarrantedRs. 1 lakh compensation for family of man who died in firing 123 agreement an assault on nuclear sovereignty: BJP ‘To seek review of the agreement when it comes to power’ Haneef wants to go back: Russo Bangalore: Mohammed Haneef’s visa could be revoked under the Immigration Act even if the Australian Federal Court restores it to him on August 8, said Peter Russo, lawyer to Dr. Haneef, the Indian medical doctor wrongly implicated in the ... Kafeel’s body likely to be handed over next week LONDON: The body of Kafeel Ahmed, the Indian engineer suspected to have been involved in the failed attack on the Glasgow airport in June, is likely to be handed over to his next-of-kin early next week after a post-mortem establishes the cause ... CRICKET Gambhir makes a chancy fifty Indians declare 28 runs behind VOLLEYBALL 
Fighting Australia clinches titleCreditable show by young Indians; Pakistan takes third spot Karnataka coalition doing well: Venkaiah He hopes JD(S) will honour its commitment 
India’s first mobile court inauguratedIt would transact judicial business in both civil and criminal cases Indigenous cryogenic stage tested CHENNAI: An indigenous cryogenic stage developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was successfully tested on the ground on Saturday for a long duration of eight minutes at the Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC) at ... A.P. land issue: Left to meet Sonia Gandhi CPI, CPI(M) endorse agitation 
Gogoi dares AGP on illegal migrants issueGuwahati: Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Saturday reiterated that all those who were recently pushed back into the State by Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland were Indians and not Bangaldeshis as alleged by the Opposition and youth ... Presenting Indian Muslims in the right perspective A website is also in the offing Building belonging to church attacked JAIPUR: In a pre dawn attack on Saturday, some 200 masked men demolished a building under construction belonging to the Catholic Church in Chavand area in South Rajasthan’s Udaipur district. The marauders who struck the town, ... INTERNATIONAL Colombo denies tampering with evidence in massacre probe “Australian pathologist endorses Sri Lanka’s stance” INTERNATIONAL Hasina’s bank accounts frozen DHAKA: The detained former Bangladeshi Premier and Awami League president Sheikh Hasina faces another crisis with the National Board of Revenue directing all banks and organisations to freeze all her accounts. The sudden order will apply ... BUSINESS Textile exporters seek more support Shipments drop 17 per cent in the first quarter BUSINESS 
P&G forays into skin careLaunches four new ‘Olay’ brand products Book sheds new light on why Partition went “disastrously” wrong 
State Government considering creches on NREGA worksitesCHENNAI: The State government will “consider” providing crèches on National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) worksites in Villupuram district, where local anganwadis and balwadis are not operational, Director of Rural ... Open space reservation sites unused CHENNAI: Close to 40 sites handed over to the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority (CMDA) by private builders to be developed into parks or playfields are lying unused. The issue came up for discussion at a consultation with ... INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 
The time to refresh your memory is not far away!New RAM technology promises more speed, less power – but needs hardware upgrade INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY New malware could ‘take root’ in your PC BANGALORE: There’s yet another malicious code out there, trying to enslave your personal computer. It’s called Rootkit and it can extend its roots deep into your system and draw sustenance from your files and registries. A root kit ... Other Stories
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