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G-20 vows to stabilise markets
“All means will be used”

Six burnt alive in Adilabad
BHAINSA (ADILABAD DT.): Six members of a family, including three children, were burnt alive at Vatoli village near Bhainsa town in Adilabad district of Andhra Pradesh in the early hours of Sunday. The incident comes as a sequel to the ...

U.P cancels allotment of land for coach factory
LUCKNOW: With the Uttar Pradesh government on Sunday cancelling the order on acquisition of 189.25 hectares of Gram Samaj land for setting up a rail coach factory at Lalganj in Rae Bareli, the tussle between the ruling Bahujan Samaj Party and ...

Convert or leave Ladapadar, Christian families told
As many as 22 Christian families changed religion on October 2

SIMI, Bajrang Dal dangerous, says Narayanan
NEW DELHI: Terming the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) and the Bajrang Dal dangerous, National Security Adviser M.K. Narayanan has said they are not two sides of the same coin. He said there was a need to effectively deal ...

Sister Alphonsa declared a saint
Christians celebrate canonisation of first Indian woman by the Pope

Cross-LoC trade set to take off despite hurdles
“Lack of direct telecommunication link is a major impediment”

Godhra commission’s findings are partial: NHRC
New Delhi: The National Human Rights Commission on Sunday termed the diametrically opposite findings of two inquiry commissions on Godhra train carnage “partial reports” and said such government-constituted probe panels had no ...

Catholic Church celebrates Alphonsa’s canonisation
BHARANANGANAM (Kottayam district): Even as Sr. Alphonsa was raised to the realm of saints by the Vatican on Sunday, the Catholic Church back home celebrated the canonisation of the first Indian saint from an Indian Rite. Across the State, ...

“In-built defence system against HIV in human body”
New Delhi: Scientists have decoded an in-built defence system of human body against the HIV, giving a new approach to drug development. Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) have unravelled the long-sought atomic ...

Violation of treaty will damage ties: Zardari
“Delhi must stand by Indus Waters Treaty”

GENERAL
C’wealth Youth Games begins
Virdhawal Khade in the spotlight

CRICKET
Gripping final day’s play in the offing scoreboard
Australia increases its lead to 263; Indian batting will be under scrutiny

CRICKET
Shane Watson believes Sydney script can be repeated


F-1 RACING
Alonso finishes on top yet again
Massa closes the gap to five points after Hamilton fails to score

Backlog of LPG bookings high
CHENNAI: The backlog of bookings for LPG cylinders at many gas agencies of national oil marketing companies in the city is high as the time taken, beyond the mandatory three-week gap between two supplies, ranges from a week to ten days. Such a ...

TROVE OF INFORMATION
12th century Chola inscriptions discovered at temple in Udaiyalur
They provide details on the local community, many of whom were ‘tapasvins.’

IDSN tracks Japanese lunar mission
Bangalore: The impressive communications infrastructure called the Indian Deep Space Network (IDSN), set up by the Indian Space Research Organisation to transmit and receive signals from Chandrayaan 1, successfully tracked last week the ...

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