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Fight terrorism & communal violence firmly, says NIC
Broad consensus on protecting rights of minorities: Manmohan

Steps to infuse more liquidity
Chidambaram assures investors

Dasmunsi critical
NEW DELHI: Information and Broadcasting Minister Priyaranjan Dasmunsi was admitted to the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences here on Monday morning in a critical condition following a heart attack. He is being treated at the Coronary Care ...

Sonia’s public meeting cancelled
LUCKNOW: The proposed public meeting of UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi at Lalganj in Rae Bareli on Tuesday will not be held as prohibitory orders under Section 144 Cr. PC were reportedly imposed in the district. Ms. ...

Nobel for trade analysis theory
STOCKHOLM : Princeton economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman won the Nobel economics prize on Monday for his analysis of how economies of scale can affect trade patterns and the location of economic activity. Krugman was ...

Rs. 1,000-crore contract to TCS for quicker passports
NEW DELHI: The government on Monday said passports would be issued in just three days, once police verification was complete, with the awarding of a Rs. 1,000-crore contract to Tata Consultancy Services. The project would gradually be ...

U.P. move in land row stayed
Railways directed not to undertake fresh constructions

Mudslides hampered rescue effort
Agra: The body of two-year-old Sonu was pulled out by rescue workers, four days after he fell into a 150-foot deep borewell at Shamsabad town. Army and paramilitary personnel joined locals in digging a parallel tunnel soon after the ...

Congress attacks Mayawati’s move
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday accused Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati of indulging in “petty politicking” by cancelling the allotment of land for a rail coach factory at Rae Bareli and announced that party president Sonia ...

Check ceasefire violations, India tells Pakistan
NEW DELHI: India on Monday conveyed its concerns to Pakistan over ceasefire violations and the continuing infiltration of militants into Jammu & Kashmir and pointed out that these irritants, if left unchecked, would not contribute to ...

No decision yet on J&K elections
NEW DELHI: The Election Commission is yet to take a decision on holding the Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. The Full Commission, comprising Chief Election Commissioner N. Gopalaswami and Commissioners Navin Chawla and S.Y. ...

Centre flayed for spurt in violence
BJP, CPI(M) cite different reasons for increase in communal incidents; Basu blames rural inequities

Rumours against ICICI: case registered
Coimbatore: The Race Course Police have registered a case against a few unknown persons for sending SMS and posting messages on the internet/e-mail raising suspicion on the credibility of a private bank. Jayachandran Nair, Regional ...

CRICKET
Determined batting sees India salvage a draw scoreboard
Tendulkar falls 14 short of Lara’s record; useful contributions from Laxman and Ganguly

CHESS
Anand’s chance to silence Kramnik
An intriguing World Championship clash is all set to unfold

CRICKET
Rival captains indulge in one-upmanship
We dominated, says Ponting; Kumble feels India can win the series

COMMONWEALTH YOUTH GAMES
A day to remember for Rahi Sarnobat
Ankush wins 50m free pistol gold

Chandrayaan looking to help establish lunar bases
U.S., Germany collaborating with Indian effort to confirm presence of water

Human entry into manholes barred


The colours of India to the moon
The tasks for the Chandrayaan mission, all set to be launched on October 22

“No one can compel me to enter politics”
Rajinikanth warns fans against using his name for political purposes

Sensex regains 11000-level
Chidambaram statement on improving liquidity helps boost sentiment

Monsoon likely in couple of days
CHENNAI: The northeast monsoon is likely to set in within a couple of days, according to Y.E.A. Raj, Director of the Meteorological department. During the 24-hour-period that ended at 8-30 a.m. on Monday, the State experienced widespread ...

Test in artificial intelligence
READING: Computers argued, cracked jokes and parried trick questions on Sunday, all part of a test of artificial intelligence carried out at the University of Reading. Typing away at split-screen terminals, volunteers carried out two ...

For more vitamin D
CHICAGO: The leading group of paediatricians in the U. S. says children from newborns to teens should get double the usually recommended amount of vitamin D because of evidence that it may help prevent serious diseases. To meet the new ...

3.5 per cent reservation for Christians to go
This follows a request that a delegation made to Karunanidhi

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