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From the Print Edition

25 killed in Rawalpindi blasts
68 injured as bombs explode close to top-security military sites

Phone calls were made to Pakistan, Bangladesh: police
Before and after Hyderabad twin blasts

HOCKEY
Malaysia records a significant victory over Japan
India scores a lacklustre win over Bangladesh

CRICKET
Stage set for a humdinger
Dravid harks back to Belfast ODI series win for inspiration

CRICKET
England is not the same without Flintoff


Left party leaders explain opposition to nuclear deal
CHENNAI: Leaders of the two main Left parties met Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi and explained their opposition to India’s nuclear deal with the United States ahead of their protest march, which is to be flagged off from Chennai to ...

CRICKET
Flintoff should take a break: Fraser
London: Former England seam bowler Angus Fraser has suggested that injury-prone all-rounder Andrew Flintoff should consider taking a three-month break from cricket to re-work on his action. In an exclusive interview to The Hindu ...

TENNIS
Federer through, Haas outlasts Blake
Sania-Bhupathi crash out; Paes-Shaughnessy enter semifinals

UPA nominees for panel
NEW DELHI: The United Progressive Alliance on Tuesday announced the names of its nominees for the panel to discuss with the Left the implications of the India-U.S. civil nuclear deal and its impact on the foreign policy. From the ...

Boy tied to a horse, dragged
Jalandhar: Chasing away a stray horse proved costly for Etwari Lal, a 10-year-old boy, here. He was was tied to it and dragged for 15 minutes. The ordeal ended only when the injured boy shrieked in pain and his parents raised an alarm. ...

Narco test for blast suspect
Police spike reports on arrests of Bangladesh nationals

India stands firm on clean NSG exemptions, says Kakodkar
“We will insist that there should be no post-conditions, no pre-conditions”

Tilt towards the U.S. is against India’s independent foreign policy, says Basu
Centre must face the consequences if it operationalises the nuclear deal: Bardhan

The spirit of Che rises again
Close to 40 years after his death, the revolutionary is a hero more than ever

Left parties ask UPA government to wait for panel report on nuclear deal
Joint naval exercise will affect country’s territorial sovereignty, says Prakash Karat

Reject Reliance proposal on gas pricing: CPI(M)
NEW DELHI: The Communist Party of India(Marxist) on Tuesday asked the Centre to reject the “artificially inflated” price proposed by Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL) for the supply of gas from its Krishna-Godavari basin ...

‘N-deal will hurt our interests’
People opposed to it: CPI(M)

Paswan backs Prime Minister on nuclear deal
New Delhi: Union Minister for Chemicals, Fertilizers and Steel Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday backed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the India-U.S. nuclear deal. All the UPA constituents were united in supporting the government over the issue. ...

‘Publishing houses must prepare for change’
CHENNAI: It may be the best of times for Indian publishing houses, but they are well aware that tomorrow is another day. Preparing for the changes ahead was on top of the agenda at Ifra India 2007, a conference for news publishers and their ...

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