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Buddhadeb not invited to President's functionThis goes against all democratic norms: West Bengal Minister 2 Army officers die in Himalayan avalanche Pratibha arrives in Kolkata KOLKATA: President Pratibha Devisingh Patil arrived here on Tuesday evening to attend three functions in the city. She was received at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International airport by Governor M.K. Narayanan and Chief Minister ... Court slams U.P.'s land acquisition policy Taking over farmers' lands without following due procedure akin to state-sponsored terrorism: judge 
Sonia asks Manmohan to give liberal package to flood-hit StatesAll-party team members cancel visit to two hospitals SRINAGAR: Fearing more trouble, 11 members of the all-party delegation on Tuesday put off their visit to two hospitals here, but visited one and spoke to the injured. They were met with pro-Azadi slogans in the hospital. The delegation ... Military pacts during Antony's U.S. visit ruled out NEW DELHI: Even as three military pacts pursued by Washington will not materialise during Defence Minister A.K. Antony's two-day U.S. visit next week, both countries will continue extending their weapon sales partnership into to new areas, ... Supreme Court reserves verdict on Muthiah's appeal New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday reserved verdict on the appeal filed by the former President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), A.C. Muthiah, against an interim order of the Madras High Court declining to interfere ... All-party delegation meets Pandits, Shabir Shah SRINAGAR: The 39-member all-party delegation on Tuesday reached Jammu and held discussions with political parties, NGOs and civil society. Some members visited the Kashmiri Pandit migrant camps, while a few met the detained separatist leader ... Supreme Court declines to interfere with Haj Policy Sets aside Kerala High Court order quashing the policy 
Grand alliance “conspiring” to destabilise Left in West BengalIt has united extreme left in Maoists and extreme right in BJP: West Bengal Minister Lalit Modi moves Supreme Court for stay of BCCI disciplinary proceedings Tight security for idol processions in Mumbai MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government is taking no chances with security in view of the Ganpati idol immersion on Wednesday. It has ordered a ban on plying of two-wheelers during the processions. Home Minister R.R. Patil said that following ... 3 bodies recovered, 4 policemen still missing Raipur: The Chhattisgarh police have recovered the bodies of three policemen in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district, even as searches for four other policemen continued. Chhattisgarh Director General of Police Vishwaranjan said that the six ... Other Stories
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