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Over 400 dead in China quake
7.1-magnitude quake in Qinghai leaves towns in rubble

India ‘satisfied' with summit outcome
World taking note of our long-held concerns about traffickers: Manmohan

Obama confident of nuclear security of Pakistan
Washington DC: U.S. President Barack Obama said he felt “confident about Pakistan's security around its nuclear weapons programmes”; however, he added that did not mean there were no improvements to be made in its nuclear security ...

“No deliberate malpractice” in climate report
LONDON: A review of the work of one of the world's leading climate research centres, launched after a major scandal last year, concluded on Wednesday that there had been no deliberate scientific malpractice. The University of East ...

Pakistan – a notable absentee
Washington DC: The one notable absentee from the list of national or country-level commitments made at the just-concluded Nuclear Security Summit is Pakistan, which finds no mention in a White-House issued document titled “Highlights of ...

Iceland volcano erupts again
REYKJAVIK: A volcano under a glacier in Iceland rumbled back to life on Wednesday, melting ice, shooting smoke and steam into the air and forcing hundreds of people to leave their homes. Emergency officials evacuated 800 residents from ...

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‘Partition cannot be undone, but India wants peace'

Defence Ministry not willing to raise FDI cap

PM heads to Brazil for IBSA, BRIC summits

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