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Developing nations must try to cut emissions, says Manmohan
Urges developed countries to set aside large resources for research

Colombo to resettle at least 30,000 more IDPs in another two weeks
COLOMBO: Kamal Gunaratna, the designated Competent Authority in Sri Lanka for the internally displaced persons (IDPs) and Wanni Commander, has said that with the resettlement of the latest batch of IDPs, the remaining number of Tamils in the ...

‘Love jehad’ figment of imagination: PUCL
Bangalore: The People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL) has said it will file a writ petition in the Supreme Court challenging the Karnataka High Court’s order asking a woman who had converted to Islam to marry a Muslim man from ...

No sign of ‘love jehad’ in Kerala, DGP tells court
Kochi: Kerala’s Director-General of Police on Thursday informed the Kerala High Court that the police were looking into allegations that some organisations had devised plans for “compulsive or deceitful religious conversion” ...

Navy preparing Standard Operating Procedures to tackle threats: Antony
It will get dedicated communication satellite next year

NCP bounces back in western Maharashtra
PUNE: Beyond its expectations, the Nationalist Congress Party has reclaimed its stronghold of western Maharashtra in the Assembly elections. The party lost three Lok Sabha seats there earlier this year. Now it won 24 out of the 70 ...

Congress, NCP do better than expected
There were apprehensions that the myriad issues would go against the alliance

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Wild celebration as MNS storms Sena bastion

‘I have tried to expose students to French culture’

“India should address its fiscal deficit”

Stop Bt. Brinjal, farmer leaders urge Manmohan

Over-confident Congress in a spot of bother

Academics, activists oppose amendment to RTI Act

Nasheed: cut out carbon, consume renewables

Overhaul safety measures: Mamata

When leopard posed for the winner

India to unleash renewable energy revolution: Farooq

Congress sweeps Arunachal Pradesh

Congress names candidates for Rajasthan by-elections

“Maoists’ view can also be accommodated”

Daily flights to Hyderabad, Bangalore

Revised HIV draft Bill still truncated: protesters

More schemes included in 15-Point Programme

Appointment of 19th Law Commission approved

CPI(M) to finalise Rectification Campaign draft

West Bengal government officials feel relieved

Javed Sheikh was soft and gentle, father tells SIT

Congress does well in Rohtak-Jhajjar belt

Publishing of Indian Panorama list stayed

Swamy slams PMEAC report

I am not against Tamil Nadu: Jairam Ramesh

State did what was required for police officer’s release, says CPI (M)

Cabinet approves dissolution of Jharkhand Assembly

Pawar rules out merger

Universal mobile charger coming soon

Celebration time

Chhath Puja begins

Allotment of power project cancelled

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