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UPA-Left talks on nuclear deal continue
No formal talks with IAEA, panel told

Agni-1 launch successful
CHENNAI: Surface-to-surface missile Agni-1 was launched successfully from the Outer Wheeler Island, off the Orissa coast, on Friday morning. The single-stage missile, powered by solid propellants, reached its range of 700 km. The ...

BJP may pull out today
NEW DELHI/BANGALORE: It appeared the end of the road for the 20-month Janata Dal (Secular)-Bharatiya Janata Party coalition government in Karnataka as a 90-minute meeting between the presidents of the two parties that continued till 10.40 p.m. ...

Poll allowed, uncertainty still for Musharraf
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Friday allowed Saturday’s presidential election to go ahead as scheduled but kept President Pervez Musharraf in uncertainty, ruling that the results could not be announced until after the ...

Manila keen on security ties
NEW DELHI: India and the Philippines on Friday signed a number of agreements to promote economic and security cooperation, including information sharing between their law enforcing agencies to combat terrorism. President Gloria ...

Deve Gowda lists reasons against transfer of power
NEW DELHI: With the coalition government in Karnataka heading for a collapse, the former Prime Minister and Janata Dal (Secular) national president, H.D. Deve Gowda, and BJP president Rajnath Singh met in New Delhi on Friday night and ...

Sri Lankan killed by prison guard
He had come to see his fishermen friends lodged in the Madurai central prison

Fresh threat to Taslima
KOLKATA: Clerics of the Tippu Sultan Masjid — amongst the oldest mosques in the city — repeated here on Friday their demand for the deportation of Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasrin who has been residing here. They threatened to ...

Police officers “removed” for Rahman’s mysterious death
Action against two others of a higher rank, if needed

Venkaiah: we made wrong assessment
New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday said it made a “wrong assessment” in forging an alliance with the Janata Dal (Secular) in Karnataka, and made it clear that it was ready to face mid-term elections if the ...

CRICKET
Yuvraj Singh stands tall amidst ruins
Australia leads the series 2-0; uphill task ahead for India

SPORT - SHOOTING FROM THE HIP
Stirring a sleeping kangaroo


CRICKET
Irani Cup: a chance for the hopefuls


CHESS
India’s most consistent champion


Set up common, independent commission to regulate functioning of entire media: G.N. Ray
PANAJI: Expressing unhappiness over what he called “trivialisation, corporatisation and tampering of news taking place everywhere,” the chairman of the Press Council of India (PCI) Justice (retd.) G. N. Ray, has advocated the ...

INTERNATIONAL
Musharraf poised to win simple majority
Presidential election today

INTERNATIONAL
Constituent Assembly poll postponed in Nepal
Interim Parliament to decide monarchy’s fate

INTERNATIOAL
Suu Kyi mulls over junta offer
SINGAPORE: Raising hopes of a negotiated settlement of the crisis in Myanmar, Than Shwe, leader of the ruling junta, has spelt out a conditional offer to hold talks with Aung San Suu Kyi, the iconic democracy campaigner and Nobel Peace ...

BUSINESS
FM tells bankers to revisit interest rates
Solution to stimulate demand in auto, paper industries

BUSINESS
Reliance Power to go in for $6 b syndicated loan
To create a total capacity of 24,200 MW

BUSINESS
MRF turnover crosses Rs. 5,000-cr. mark
Robust demand contributes to healthy top line; company plans two greenfield plants

Don’t push the children: P.T. Usha
BHUBANESWAR: With more and more children in Orissa opting for long distance running after child marathoner Budhia Singh hit the headlines, sprinter P.T. Usha on Friday said they should be strictly prevented from doing so. “If you ...

Stress on treated effluent for industry
CHENNAI: Chennai Metrowater on Friday made a strong case for the use of its secondary treated effluent by industrial units. The secondary treated effluent available with Chennai Metrowater is 450 million litres a day (MLD), whereas the ...

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