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‘Elections before January 9’
Musharraf refuses to set a date for lifting Emergency

‘A seamless relationship without parallel’
High expectations from Manmohan Singh’s Russian visit

Nuclear issues and Iran will figure significantly in Putin-Manmohan talks
Koodankulam power project under construction is a model of equity and dependability

Yeddyurappa to be sworn in today
BANGALORE: Bharatiya Janata Party leader B.S. Yeddyurappa will be sworn in the 19th Chief Minister of Karnataka at 12:10 p.m. on Monday. None from the Janata Dal (Secular) will take oath along with him. Governor Rameshwar Thakur will ...

Nearly 1.5 lakh farm suicides from 1997 to 2005
Nearly 1,50,000 Indian farmers committed suicide in nine years from 1997 to 2005, official data show. While the suicides occurred in many States, nearly two-thirds of such deaths were concentrated in five States where just a third of the ...

Left Front partners blame CPI(M)


Polit Bureau to discuss Nandigram situation
NEW DELHI: The CPI(M) Polit Bureau began its two-day meeting in the Capital on Sunday to discuss the draft political resolution for the 19th party congress scheduled for March next year in Coimbatore. With the violence in Nandigram ...

CRICKET
Yuvraj, Dhoni set up India’s handsome win
Salman Butt’s fighting century the lone bright spot for Pakistan

CRICKET
Dhoni all praise for Yuvraj, Harbhajan
Kanpur: Indian captain M.S. Dhoni was lavish in his praise for Yuvraj Singh and Harbhajan Singh. “Yuvraj is in great touch and is batting brilliantly. Harbhajan has always been my trump card,” said the captain. Dhoni did not ...

Situation is totally unacceptable, says Mohsina Kidwai
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Sunday described the situation in Nandigram as “totally unacceptable” and demanded that the guilty – irrespective of party affiliation – be brought to book without delay. In a ...

“Amendment to Army Act only to fight terrorism”
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf said on Sunday that an ordinance empowering military courts to try civilians was meant to strengthen the government’s hands in the fight against terrorism and not aimed at silencing ...

U.P. Congress panel meet today
AICC general secretary Rahul Gandhi to interact with over 1,000 partymen

INDIA & WORLD
‘Conflict will deepen divisions in Sri Lanka’
India is continuing encouragement of political settlement acceptable to all: Chidambaram

INDIA & WORLD
Pakistan eager to transfer gas to India, China
Stage set for multi-billion dollar deal

INDIA & WORLD
India falls off the league table of top universities
LONDON: For the first time, no Indian university figures in Britain’s most authoritative league table of the world’s top 200 universities while China is in with six universities revealing a wide gap in higher educational standards ...

INTERNATIONAL
U.N. official in Myanmar
ASEAN to discuss situation

INTERNATIONAL
LTTE chief’s days are numbered: air force chief
COLOMBO: Sri Lankan Air Force chief, Air Marshal Roshan Goonatilleke has said the days of LTTE chief Velupillai Prabakaran are “numbered” and his force would “go all out to get rid” of him soon. In an interview to ...

BUSINESS REVIEW
Rising subsidy burden
Centre and States need to restructure subsidies on the food and PDS fronts

BUSINESS REVIEW -- FINANCIAL SCENE
Oil: running out of options
Bond issue seems to be a feasible course

Youth Congress chief attacked
Two others suffer injuries; 10-member gang ransacks office

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