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Day 2: global markets face further turbulence
AIG, with joint ventures in India, fights for survival

Reforms panel for strong law to fight terrorism
Moily for safeguards against abuse

CPI(M): learn lessons from U.S. financial crisis
NEW DELHI: The Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Tuesday asked the Manmohan Singh government to learn “proper lessons” from the financial crisis afflicting the United States and asked it to withdraw steps to further deregulate ...

Indian IT majors cautious
NEW DELHI: With nearly half of their revenues coming from banking and financial services segments, India’s top software exporters said on Tuesday they were closely monitoring the crisis spreading across financial markets all ...

Shopkeepers allowed to demolish illegal structures


People betrayed, alleges Mamata
“State government went back on gentleman’s agreement”

No road cuts till the end of northeast monsoon
Corporation gets prepared for tackling flood-related problems

Special Cabinet meet to discuss terror
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet is to hold a special session on Wednesday to discuss the spate of terror attacks in the country. The meeting has “no agenda,” informed sources said, implying that it was not a routine meeting ...

Another body found near site of Soumya’s murder
Washington: The mystery related to the killing of a student from Andhra Pradesh in the U.S. State of Missouri deepened on Tuesday with the discovery of the body of an Indian man in a lake near the spot where her body was found. The ...

Gilchrist pats Dhoni
MUMBAI: Former Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist sees M.S. Dhoni growing into an influential crowd-puller in world cricket. “One of the greatest compliments people paid to me was that they paid money to watch me play. I can ...

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Ronchi guides Australia ‘A’ to huge win
Tait, Noffke have India ‘A’ in early trouble before Pathan, Nayar salvage innings

“Obama building bridges”
People once oppressed are now part of power-sharing process: Clayborne Carson

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