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Dead man’s tale holds key to Hindutva terror secrets
NEW DELHI: For the past fortnight, the Maharashtra Police have been poised on the edge of unravelling what could prove to be among the most significant counter-terrorism investigations since the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi. Forensic ...

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India could take lead in anti-piracy diplomacy
New Delhi: The dramatic sinking of a pirate ‘mother ship’ by the Indian Navy on the high seas some 300 nautical miles off the coast of Oman has underlined not just India’s ability to protect the security of its own — ...

“A handsome villain”
CHENNAI: His evil grin and the manner in which he rubbed his palms are part of the basic grammar for every actor playing villain. M.N. Nambiar, an actor whose name became synonymous with ‘villain,’ passed away here on Wednesday ...

TRAI yet to review charges for fixed and mobile services
NEW DELHI: Five years after the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India prescribed call termination charges for fixed and mobile services, it is yet to review the charges. The result: call charges remain relatively high. The fall out: ...

Uma Bharti regime failed to act
NEW DELHI: Two Hindutva activists — Kalsangram and Sunil Joshi, alleged by the Madhya Pradesh police to have occupied key positions in the terror group Abhinav Bharat — were questioned in 2002 in regard to attempted ...

Chhattisgarh phase II poll today
RAIPUR: The fate of 687 candidates, contesting 51 seats in Chhattisgarh, will be sealed in the second phase of the Assembly elections on Thursday. Over 88 lakh voters will cast their votes in eight districts in the northern part of the ...

Bangladeshi national arrested on suspicion of spying for Pakistan’s ISI
KOLKATA: A Bangladeshi national, Abdul Kasem, suspected to be a spy working for the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), who had been eluding the police for more than five years, was arrested from the New Market area here on ...

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