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Probe on right track, say policeTwo kg of RDX used in Pune blast, CCTV footage being examined Pillai: I won’t rule out foreign hand NEW DELHI: Union Home Secretary G.K. Pillai on Monday said he could not rule out the possibility of a foreign hand in Saturday’s Pune blast. Mr. Pillai said there definitely was a link between the blast and American David Coleman ... Resignations of 12 Telangana MLAs accepted Many Congress MLAs stage walkout AIADMK for probe into mass deletion of voters’ names NEW DELHI: A delegation of 15 AIADMK MPs from the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, led by its parliamentary party leader M. Thambidurai, met the Election Commissioners here on Monday and sought a probe into the mass deletion of names of 42,000 ... Experts back India-Pakistan dialogue Do not allow Saturday’s Pune blast to weaken the resolve, they say 
The hang-out will not be the same againAt German Bakery, you could mingle with strangers without reservations: Iranian Maoists kill 24 jawans in West Bengal It is an answer to Chidambaram’s Operation Green Hunt, says Kishanji In a trice, two friends found themselves aflame Good Samaritans from India, abroad turn up for blood donation 
Play on Jyoti Basu’s lifeKOLKATA: The last journey of Marxist leader Jyoti Basu saw a sea of humanity descend upon the streets of Kolkata, and now, a city-based Jatra (folk opera) group is working on staging a play that will begin at the end and then flash-back nearly ... Advani criticises Nehru, praises Indira NEW DELHI: India’s foreign policy as shaped by the first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru was criticised by Bharatiya Janata Party leader L.K. Advani in a blog posted by him on Sunday. He said Nehru’s “mishandling” of ... 
News in dialects may soon be just a call awayMobile technology allows citizen journalists to leave voice recordings Hindi poet turns down Padma award again Muzaffarpur (Bihar): Eminent Hindi poet Acharya Janaki Ballabh Shastri, who had on Republic Day refused to accept the Padma Shri, has turned down the once again. Angry with the Union government for seeking his bio-data for the award, ... CRICKET 
Sehwag, Tendulkar help India inch aheadSouth Africa strikes back late in the day with three quick wickets Norway says ‘no’ to genetically modified seeds CHENNAI: “The main instrument for global food security is national food production. Every country has an obligation to provide food for its own population. Trade alone cannot solve the fundamental challenges regarding hunger,” ... Advocates to boycott courts on February 19 CHENNAI: Advocates will abstain from courts on February 19 to protest the government’s “lethargic attitude” in taking action against police officers responsible for the lathi charge on lawyers on the High Court premises on ... TABLE TENNIS 
Poulomi to meet Shamini; Sharath Kamal takes on SouravGUWAHATI: PSPB’s Poulomi Ghatak played three brilliant matches to make it to the women’s singles final of the 71st senior National and inter-State table tennis here on Monday. She will take on defending champion Shamini Kumaresan, ... 
A beauty contest with a differenceDiesel locomotives, coaches judged on the basis of age, condition TENNIS We have chance against Russia, says Paes KOLKATA: Indian tennis ace Leander Paes, feels India stands a good chance of beating Russia in the Davis Cup later this year. “Russia is a formidable opponent both in singles and doubles especially at home. I think we too have a ... Microsoft unveils Windows Phone 7 Barcelona: Software giant Microsoft on Monday announced that its Windows phone 7 operating system for mobile phones will be available by this Christmas season, as a whole new platform that incorporates social networking, music, video, photos ... 
‘Mountain Divisions plan not against China’It’s part of policy to strengthen armed forces in northeast, says Antony Other Stories
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