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It’s an ideological fight, says Sonia
“To counter the spread of communal poison”

Islamabad on red alert after Taliban threat
‘Pro-India Afghans’ blamed for attack on Sri Lankan team

Nitish backs Advani
Buxar (Bihar): Janata Dal (United) leader and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Friday strongly backed Bharatiya Janata Party leader L.K. Advani as the next Prime Minister. “A Prime Minister should also be a leader. Therefore, ...

Better late than never, says Manmohan
Withdrawal of Jagdish Tytler candidature shows Congress is sensitive to Sikh sentiments

Kashmir’s ‘Kasab’ story casts light on NWFP threat
Dir-based terror groups recruiting cadre with Taliban protection

Cash-for-vote scam was a national shame: Advani
Criticises Centre for its handling of the security issue

Serious terror threat to disrupt polls: PM
“Talks can’t resume unless Pakistan shows sincerity in prosecuting Mumbai terror accused”

ELECTIONS 2009
Fear still stalks Kandhamal
The BJP hopes to capitalise on polarisation, insecurity by turning the focus on minorities

ELECTIONS 2009
“The Third Front has no future”


ELECTIONS 2009
A lingering dissatisfaction
Development is a key issue in this city which has a lot of potential in areas such as tourism and industry

ELECTIONS 2009
Campaign without ‘Guruji’
The JMM leader plans to reach out to voters through video clips and audio tapes from his hospital bed in Delhi

American library now open on Saturdays too
CHENNAI: Chennai will now have one more cultural option to unwind on Saturday. After ten years, the American Library on the US Consulate General premises will be open on Saturdays too, from April 11. As people are not able to access the ...

Smaller parties get together for polls
CHENNAI: Political parties left out of the seat-sharing negotiations by the two major fronts, including Manithaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK), Akila Indiya Samathuva Makkal Katchi (AISMK) and Puthiya Tamizhagam, have decided to have a seat-sharing ...

CRICKET
Gambhir overwhelmed by Sehwag’s gesture
The southpaw coming to grips with the adulation

CRICKET
Warne is as wily, competitive as ever
The Rajasthan Royals skipper has an organised programme for his team, writes Peter Roebuck

GOLF
Jeev in joint 28th spot as Campbell sizzles
The Indian benefits from a little help from four-time champion Tiger Woods

Jet Airways plans new flights to Dubai
MUMBAI: Starting April 23, private airline Jet Airways will launch two new services to Dubai from Mumbai and Chennai in an effort to tap one of the few remaining profitable international sectors for Indian air carriers. The ...

Chandrayaan’s first image of Earth in its entirety
Asia, Africa, Australia form ring round Indian Ocean

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