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15 terror suspects arrested
All are members of Indian Mujahideen linked to recent blasts

Global stocks tumble as crisis escalates
RBI, SEBI move synchronously to increase money supply

3 held in Lakshmanananda case
Attacks on houses of Christians reported in Kalahandi

Assam death toll up to 39
UDALGURI: The death toll in the clashes between Bodos and immigrant Muslim settlers in the northern Assam districts of Udalguri and Darrang and the lower Assam district of Baksa has gone up to 39. The exodus from the riot-hit areas ...

Two militants killed in Jammu
SRINAGAR: A 25-hour-long gun battle in Ramnagar tehsil of Udhampur in Jammu ended on Monday with the killing of two militants of the Hizbul Mujahideen. Five members of a family were rescued by security forces. A senior police officer ...

Advani cautions against President’s Rule
Says UPA government is only interested in vote bank politics; deplores violence in Orissa

White-collar jihadists, a cause for growing concern
Evidence mounts of terror recruitment in information technology sector

Ex-General killed in Anuradhapura blast
LTTE is suspected to have triggered it at UNP office

“Changes in 123 agreement nullify Manmohan’s promises”
Kakodkar’s claim on uninterrupted fuel supply neutralised: P.K. Iyengar

Exercise restraint, Sri Lanka told
NEW DELHI: Expressing grave concern and unhappiness at the growing casualties of unarmed Tamil civilians as a result of military action in Sri Lanka, New Delhi on Monday asked Colombo to act with greater restraint. National Security ...

Pakistan Minister meets Sarabjit
Lahore/Amritsar: After meeting Sarabjit Singh in a Lahore jail, Pakistan Law Minister Farooq Naek on Monday said he would consider the Indian death row prisoner’s case, giving a ray of hope for his release. — ...

Sensex plunges 725 points
Dow Jones tracks Asian markets falling below 10000-mark

Karunanidhi hopes Centre will cooperate on Sri Lankan Tamils issue


Fire services notice to 21,000 buildings


CRICKET
New Zealand ‘A’ wins, series drawn
India ‘A’ was bowled out for 100 in pursuit of 234 from at least 60 overs

A wall for ‘The Wall’
Bangalore: It’s a nickname that perhaps evokes mixed feelings in Rahul Dravid as he is not comfortable being stereotyped. But there is no running away from ‘The Wall’ which is intrinsic to the Dravid legend and on a warm ...

Authorities thwart Hurriyat march
SRINAGAR: With strict enforcement of curfew and heavy deployment of security personnel, the authorities in Jammu and Kashmir thwarted the Hurriyat Conference-sponsored “freedom march” to Lal Chowk on Monday. The separatist leaders ...

NEWSCAPE
Zubin Mehta’s dream for India
Mumbai: Zubin Mehta has spoken of his dream of a school for Western music in Mumbai, adding that India has a huge amount of talent and young musicians should not have to go abroad to train in Western classical music. Several concerts ...

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