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Ties with China poised for vibrant phase: Manmohan
Begins crucial visit to Beijing today

‘Give Bharat Ratna to Kanshi Ram’
It will be an honour for the people of the country, says Mayawati

Jyoti Basu “not in the race”
KOLKATA: Veteran Marxist leader Jyoti Basu on Saturday said he was not in the race for receiving Bharat Ratna, the country’s highest civilian award. “I am not in the race,” Mr. Basu was quoted as saying in the ...

CRICKET
Virender Sehwag cracks century off 78 balls
Dinesh Karthik makes the most of his opportunity, compiles a well-made 97

CRICKET
Australian team shaken by reaction at home
Aussies forced to re-examine approach, writes Peter Roebuck

CRICKET
Ponting blames it on umpire burnout
Melbourne: Apparently conceding that umpiring blunders marred the Sydney cricket Test, Australian captain Ricky Ponting has called for stretching International Cricket Council’s (ICC) 10-member Elite Panel, saying some officials are ...

TENNIS
Serena Williams sounds confident
‘My preparation has been really good, really positive’

A stable, peaceful Pakistan is in India’s interest: Pranab
‘Infiltration has never stopped completely. Sometimes the number has increased and sometimes the number has decreased’

CHESS
Strongest and largest field
NEW DELHI: It is only fitting that the country’s richest open chess tournament attracts the strongest ever entrants. A rich mix of 15 Grandmasters and 26 International Masters are part of a never-before field of 398 players in the 6th ...

Kamal Nath asks China to address trade imbalance
Lift non-trade and technical barriers, he says

Central team to finalise report soon
CHENNAI: The eight-member Central team, which inspected flood affected districts in the State, will finalise its report in 15 days and submit it to the Centre for further action. The team members, who returned to Chennai on Saturday ...

Give 10 lakh Nanos free, says Mamata
Kolkata: The Tatas should give 10 lakh Nano cars for “free,” Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee demanded on Saturday. “Tatas were given land valued at Rs. 1,000 crore free, as also Rs. 135 crore in incentives ...

Not for regional trade pact: CII chief
Dumping of Chinese goods feared

Fire in Kolkata market destroys 2,000 shops
It may be controlled only by Sunday morning

Store one terabyte on your laptop
Hitachi unveils highest capacity in mobile hard drives

Greenpeace in hot pursuit of whalers
SYDNEY: A Greenpeace ship found the Japanese whaling fleet off Antarctica on Saturday, the environmental group said — setting off this year’s round of a cat-and-mouse contest that has become a sometimes dangerous feature of the ...

Progress can kill
Survival International has just released its hard-hitting report, ‘Progress can kill.’ If you think the title is challenging, the contents are even more shocking: the report clearly shows that forcing our ideas of ...

ISRO planning to launch satellite to study the sun
100-kg ‘Aditya’ should be up in space by 2012 to study the dynamic solar corona, the outermost region of the sun

IMFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
‘Ladies Special’ website gets down to business
A portal from early dotcom days helps women work from home

IMFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Clearing house for small jobs
Bangalore: A U.S.-born researcher with Microsoft has thrown up his job in Bangalore to create an Internet-based clearing house for small jobs in Bangalore. If you need a housemaid, a part-time car driver, an ayah for your child or a ...

Bull-baiting of yore
Evidence of jallikattu in the Indus Valley emerges

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