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Last four sea link lanes opened
Mumbai: The remaining four lanes of the eight-lane Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link, better known as the Bandra-Worli Sea Link (BWSL), India's first cable-stayed bridge in the open sea, were opened on Wednesday amid much fanfare. The sea link was first ...

Negligence led to loss of lives
Kolkata: A day after one of the worst fire accidents in the city, West Bengal officials discussed measures needed to equip the State to tackle such disasters better, while also trying to identify the owners of the heritage building on Park ...

Maoists kill three policemen in Orissa
VISAKHAPATNAM: The two-day bandh called by Maoists to protest the killing of its top leaders Sakhamuri Appa Rao and Kondal Reddy in encounters in Andhra Pradesh ended on a violent note in Orissa on Tuesday night. Pipeline ...

Childish remark, says BSP
Mulayam's comments negate women's tremendous contributions: AIDWA

Remarks misinterpreted: SP
LUCKNOW: The Samajwadi Party said on Wednesday that the remarks of its president, Mulayam Singh, on women were misinterpreted and that their import was not understood. At a press conference here, Leader of the Opposition in the Vidhan ...

Abel Prize goes to John Torrence Tate
“For his vast and lasting impact on the theory of numbers”

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Childhood in pits, says report on Indian mining

India suggests RTI for climate change bodies

Confusion surrounds number of disappearances in Kashmir

Government notifies hawking rules

Government ready for discussion on Nuclear Liability Bill, says Moily

Amar keeps his cards close to his chest

‘GSLV-D3 launch will be a landmark in indigenous technology'

Total ban on cow slaughter will backfire on BJP, says Poojary

CPI(M) to work out tactics on Bills

A.C. Muthiah's appeals dismissed

Rahman teams up with Madonna's choreographer

CPI, CPI(M-L) mourn Kanu Sanyal

Illegal colony sites raided in Gurgaon, nine held

‘Mulayam comments shocking'

Suspected Maoists kill CPI(M) supporter

Nod for circular railway track

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