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Parts of ASI affidavit to be withdrawn
Existence of Rama cannot be doubted: Bhardwaj

Admission of mistake: Rajnath
NEW DELHI: The government’s decision to file a supplementary affidavit before the Supreme Court in connection with the Ramar Sethu case is seen by the Bharatiya Janata Party as an admission that it had made a mistake and had ...

Insult to Hindus: Advani
NEW DELHI: Leader of the Opposition L.K. Advani said here on Thursday that the Centre’s affidavit on the Ramar Sethu in the Supreme Court was “an insult to Hindus, it had poured contempt on them…” ...

15 soldiers killed in Pakistan
Blast rips through dining hall of elite commando base

Four LeT militants arrested in Kashmir
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir police on Thursday arrested four Lashkar-e-Taiba militants, who were involved in grenade attacks on tourists in Pulwama district in July and August. In these incidents, a woman and two children were killed and 11 ...

10 lynched in Bihar
PATNA: In an act of unparalleled brutality, 10 suspected thieves were lynched at Delhpurwa village in Vaishali district of Bihar on Thursday. One person sustained serious injuries. About 3 a.m., an alarm was sounded in the village that ...

Protect Ramar Sethu as monument: Jayalalithaa
Unique curvature and composition show it is man made: petition

Sonia for rectification of mistake
NEW DELHI: Congress president Sonia Gandhi intervened on Thursday for quick damage control in the wake of the controversy over the government affidavit in the Supreme Court on the Ramar Sethu project. “Ms. Gandhi has asked for ...

Set an example, President tells MPs
Ansari calls for re-dedication to basic principles of parliamentary functioning

BCCI launches Premier League
CHENNAI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the launch of two Twenty20 leagues with a combined prize money of approximately Rs.35 crore in New Delhi on Thursday. The domestic league, called the Indian Premier ...

‘Failure to exclude creamy layer renders OBC quota law unconstitutional’
NEW DELHI: Failure to exclude the creamy layer from the benefits of reservation will render the quota law unconstitutional and void, senior counsel K.K. Venugopal argued before a Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court on Thursday. The ...

Red Fort case: death sentence upheld
NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Thursday upheld the death sentence on Pakistan national and Lashkar-e-Taiba member, Mohammed Arif alias Asfaq, in the Red Fort attack case. Three Army personnel were killed in the attack on December ...

Left to submit note on deal today
NEW DELHI:The Left parties will submit a detailed note on their objections to the India-U.S. civilian nuclear deal to the UPA-Left committee on Friday. The contents of the note were finalised at a meeting of the Communist Party of ...

State announces seven per cent quota for Muslims, Christians
The two communities to get 3.5 per cent reservation each from BC quota

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BCCI unveils Indian Premier League
Parades Glenn McGrath and Stephen Fleming

Ashraful’s knock knocks out West Indies
Smashes fastest half-century in Twenty20

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Zimbabwe leaves Aussies zapped
Taylor takes the team home with a ball to spare

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Rain plays spoilsport
Durban: Covers coming on and off was the only consistent activity in the middle, as incessant rain delayed India’s opening Twenty20 World Championship Group match against Scotland on Thursday. Play was scheduled to begin at 6.15 ...

North Chennai to have concrete roads
Chennai: Roads in north Chennai carrying heavy container traffic are to be surfaced with concrete to improve their durability. Asphalt roads from Chennai Port to Maduravoyal get worn out frequently due to heavy traffic load. The main ...

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