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Lashkar men’s arrest averted strike on BSE
Having survived the attack in Rampur, the two fidayeen were tasked to execute a similar strike in Mumbai

Top IPS officers feel let down by pay panel
NEW DELHI: Officers of the Indian Police Service (IPS) are unhappy with the recommendations of the Sixth Central Pay Commission. They feel that the Justice Srikrishna report has downgraded their service. The rank of Deputy ...

“No need to be scared of deal”
MANGALORE: Rahul Gandhi, general secretary, All India Congress Committee, said here on Wednesday that the people of the country need not be scared about the proposed nuclear deal. Addressing a gathering of students at the TMA Pai ...

Now, it’s thaw in BJP-JD(U) ties
Janata Dal (U) was annoyed that BJP was drawing its leaders into its fold

Maharashtra: jolt to Congress
MUMBAI: The Congress, which was sure of getting all of its three candidates elected in Wednesday’s polling for nine seats of the Maharashtra Legislative Council, got a jolt when its most secure candidate, Sudhakar Gangane, considered ...

Left, Congress-backed Independent defeats Trinamool nominee
KOLKATA: All four nominees of the West Bengal ruling Left Front and an Independent came up trumps in the biennial elections for five Rajya Sabha seats from the State on Wednesday. Among the Left Front nominees three are from the ...

Andhra Pradesh suit maintainable: apex court
Rejects Maharashtra stand on plea against Babli barrage

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‘India must voice concerns’

Transfer of ownership expected by next quarter

Sexual harassment charge against Mohanty

A piece of history

Brown and business leaders

Five elected to Rajya Sabha

NDA CMs to meet on Saturday

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