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Drought prevails in 141 districts: Manmohan
Unless States act, price rise can’t be curbed: Pawar

Woman dies of swine flu in Mumbai
Mumbai: A 53-year-old woman from Mumbai died of swine flu at the Kasturba Hospital here on Saturday. This is the second swine flu-related death in the country, after Rida Shaikh (14) of Pune. According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal ...

India, China to set up hotline
Decision taken to hold the Year of Friendship with China in India

‘Genuine merchandise in detained ship’
NEW DELHI: The Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Sureesh Mehta, said on Saturday that the suspicious North Korean ship detained at Port Blair was carrying genuine merchandise, and further investigations were on. “As per reports ...

CRICKET
WADA ‘whereabouts’ clause a necessity: Bond
Chennai: In a career blighted by injuries, Shane Bond has kept the fire burning. The Kiwi fast bowler with a classical action is back in the international hunt after the ICC welcomed back players returning from the ICL. The 34-year-old ...

Niaz A. Naik dead
ISLAMABAD: Niaz A. Naik, a pioneer of “Track 2” and backchannel diplomacy between India and Pakistan, was found dead at his home here on Saturday. Police were treating the death of the 82-year-old former Foreign Secretary as ...

Report awaited on funds diversion to Satyam
NEW DELHI: Prosecution proceedings against the erstwhile management of the Hyderabad-based Satyam for alleged misappropriation of funds are receiving the government’s “undivided attention” and the law will take its course, ...

We will be ‘ruthless’ with fake education agents: Krishna


Doctors acquitted of criminal negligence
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has upheld a Calcutta High Court judgment acquitting three doctors of criminal negligence in the death of Anuradha Saha, wife of Kunal Saha, a doctor based in the United States. Anuradha Saha, a child ...

Doctors to probe initial treatment to Famida
She was suffering from hypertension, diabetes

A(H1N1): 71 more test positive
NEW DELHI: India registered its second swine flu fatality on Saturday with the death of a 53-year-old woman in Mumbai in the afternoon. Meanwhile, 71 persons tested positive for A(H1N1) influenza on Saturday, taking the number of confirmed ...

Pawar asks States to check hoarding, blackmarketing
“Take effective steps to put down spurt in prices of essentials”

Visit govt. hospitals, people told
Mumbai: As of Saturday night, there were 21 patients who tested positive for swine flu and are being treated at the Kasturba Hospital in Mumbai. There are 14 others, suspected patients, admitted there. According to the latest ...

‘Operation KP’: the dramatic capture and after
Selvarasa Pathmanathan received a call on his mobile phone. He went out of the hotel room conversing. He did not return.

S.A. Raja stopped from flying out
Police await arrest warrant against double life-term convict in murder case

SQUASH
Egypt retains World team title
India outlasts the United States to finish third

Slum fire leaves infant dead in Tambaram
TAMBARAM: A one-year-old girl was killed in a fire in a slum at Muthamizh Nagar in Kadaperi, near Tambaram, on Saturday morning. The fire started in a hut on South Kulakkarai Street around 11 a.m. Residents and local party functionaries ...

CRICKET
North continues his golden run
Clarke misses out on a third century in as many Tests; Broad scalps six

Troops recover IED in Poonch
POONCH (JAMMU & KASHMIR): A major tragedy was averted on Saturday when troops detected an improvised explosive device (IED) planted by militants on the Poonch-Mandi road here to trigger a blast targeting the security forces. The IED ...

CHESS
India reasserts its supremacy in Asian Youth meet
Wins 23 out of the 36 medals at stake, including eight golds

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
On the shoulders of giants
This August, it is 40 years since Unix took the computing world by storm

Make money through the mobile phone
CHENNAI: Who uses mobile phones? If you ask Nathan Eagle, a researcher at Santa Fe Institute in the United States, he will tell you it is the developing world. As the majority of mobile phone subscribers live in the developing world, it made ...

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