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Patil for Punjab; M.O.H. Farook gets Jharkhand Justice Sirpurkar heads 3-member Dinakaran impeachment panel NEW DELHI: Supreme Court judge V.S. Sirpurkar will head a three-member committee that will investigate the grounds for impeachment of Karnataka Chief Justice P.D. Dinakaran whose removal from office has been sought jointly by 75 Opposition ... Jyoti Basu extremely critical Kolkata: Veteran Marxist leader Jyoti Basu’s condition continued to remain ‘extremely critical’ and ‘his position points towards multiple organ failure,’ a medical bulletin issued by the hospital authorities on ... 
Centre considering functional autonomy for national institutions: ManmohanRules for recruiting executive heads for eight such institutions have been liberalised, says PM 
Hungry Haitians clamour for food and waterRescuers wage an increasingly improbable battle to free the dying before they become the dead “Counter dogmas with rational thinking” Kolkata: India does not need blind faith but rational thinking and a scientific temperament to counter dogmas and ideologies, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said at the conclusion of the sesquicentenary (150th year) celebrations of the St. ... 
Protests mark consultation on Bt brinjalBHUBANESWAR: Widespread protests marked the visit of Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh, to a national consultation on commercialisation of Bt brinjal. In a novel method of registering their resentment to ... In Chhattisgarh, jail is the cost of filing a public interest litigation plea Police detain three witnesses to killings in Gompad village, ban journalists from site 3 killed as express train rams another LUCKNOW: Three people were killed and 14 injured when the Kanpur-bound Kalindi Express rammed the stationary Delhi-Kanpur Shram Shakti Express from behind near the Tundla junction in Firozabad district of Uttar Pradesh on Saturday. The ... 
Railway Board suspends 3 officialsNEW DELHI: The Railway Board suspended Divisional Railway Manager of the Allahabad Division S.K. Agarwal and three others, in the wake of the accident involving the Shram Shakti Express and Kalindi Express, which left three persons dead on ... Conditions imposed on Nitu Singh’s return withdrawn Maharashtra Minister issues order Print media should devote more space to classical fine arts: N. Murali MUMBAI: The market has driven out music from the pages of the Indian press. It is time now to reverse the trend, and influential newspapers should take the lead in devoting more space and attention to the classical fine arts, N. Murali, ... Tharoor summarised his own Nehru book, not Parekh’s views NEW DELHI: Was Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor being overly bashful in implying last week that his remarks about Jawaharlal Nehru having earned India the “negative reputation of running a moralistic commentary on ... INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY For China’s Netizens, Google’s exit raises hard questions Reasons behind the web giant’s decision still being debated INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 
Can Wikipedia fuel growth of vernacular content online?BANGALORE: Picture this. Two editors are locked in a fierce argument over the phonetically correct spelling for ‘metre’ in the Tamil script. While one editor insists ‘meattar’ is the correct transliteration, the other, ... Custody for 3 in RTI activist murder case PUNE: Three persons were sent on Saturday to police custody till January 25 in connection with the murder of RTI activist Satish Shetty (39). The three were identified as Vijay Dabhade, Parshuram Telugu and Pramod Waghmore. ... Sheikh Hasina defends agreements with India DHAKA: In response to a threat of a agitation by a combined Opposition, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has strongly defended the outcome of her recent visit to New Delhi and said the country would get the maximum benefit out of ... Six more swine flu deaths in Gujarat Ahmedabad: Six more people, three men and three women, succumbed to swine flu that has already killed 180 people in Gujarat, health officials said. Twenty eight new cases were reported from Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Rajkot, Vadodara, ... 
More than 50 injured in jallikattuMADURAI: More than 50 people, including 20 spectators and bull-owners, were injured in jallikattu held at Alanganallur near here on Saturday. The condition of two bullfighters, who were injured on the neck and head, was stated to be serious. ... 2 tribal militants killed, ULFA leader arrested Shillong: Two tribal militants were killed on Saturday in a gunfight with security forces in Songsak area bordering South Garo Hills and West Khasi Hills district of Meghalaya. Two activists of Liberation Achik Elite Force were killed and ... Other Stories
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