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Explosives in air parcels set off U.S. terror alertWASHINGTON: Officials were searching for suspicious packages in the United States and other countries after two shipments containing explosives, sent from Yemen and addressed to synagogues in Chicago, were intercepted in Britain and ... 
Ashok Chavan offers to resignSonia sets up party panel to probe allegations against him 
CRZ notice issued to Adarsh in 2009 itself“CRZ permission not granted, so there is no question of regularisation of structure” “Medha-led campaign exposed scam in 2008” MUMBAI: The National Alliance of Peoples' Movements (NAPM) led by Medha Patkar exposed the Adarsh Housing Society scam in 2008 by filing complaints with the Defence Ministry and the Environment Department and the State government, say ... Symbolic of luxury, Lavasa is built on irregularities PUNE: Well before the Adarsh cooperative housing society scam became national news, activists and locals have been protesting against the irregularities in the Lavasa project near Pune. As the road turns from Chandni Chowk to Pirangut, ... Former Navy Chief surrenders flat JAIPUR: Former Navy Chief Admiral Madhavendra Singh has surrendered the flat he was allotted in the controversial high-rise Adarsh Housing Cooperative Society in Mumbai's Colaba area. A day before, Admiral Singh along with two former Army ... Congress MLC: why should I surrender flats? Mumbai: Congress MLC Kanhaiyalal Gidwani, who is a member of the controversial Adarsh Housing Society here, on Saturday said it had all approvals and had not done anything wrong. “There is no question of [our] taking a moral stand ... Need to reaffirm dialogue with Pakistan, China: Prime Minister “India and U.S. desire a qualitative change in the relationship” Services, investment the next step: Manmohan HANOI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday expressed the hope that early completion of formalities for implementing the India-ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement would ensure that work would begin on finalising the other two pillars of an FTA ... 
Marxists not against market, FDI: KaratCHENNAI: Relations between the Centre and the States should be restructured into a federal framework that provides more autonomy to the States, Communist Party of India (Marxist) general secretary Prakash Karat said here on ... Notice to Shah: why shouldn't bail be cancelled? He should leave Ahmedabad on Sunday morning: Supreme Court NGO's charge against Centre NEW DELHI: With the Union government deciding not to intervene in the case against Union Carbide going on in a New York court, questions are being raised about the timing of its announcement. It comes less than two weeks before U.S. ... Iraq: coffee shop bombing kills 30 BAQUBA (Iraq): The death toll from a suicide bombing at a coffee house in central Iraq's restive Diyala province has risen to 30, a medical official said on Saturday, making the deadliest attack in October. Friday night's bombing in the ... Cronje tested me the most: Sachin CRICKET /Among spinners, Shane Warne at his best was something special 
All set for The Hindu Best Fiction Award 2010CHENNAI: The wait is nearly over. On Monday, at a literary evening in the city, the winner of the coveted The Hindu Best Fiction Award 2010 will be announced before an august audience. The city is gearing up to receive some of the eminent and ... INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Wi-Fi Direct promises range, bandwidth higher than Bluetooth May present new opportunities for application developers 
Facebook to introduce technology to limit sharing of user idsHYDERABAD: A recent Wall Street Journal investigation revealed that the 10 most popular Facebook applications compromised user identities even when they set strictest privacy settings. It held popular applications such as the FarmVille, ... Thevar puja passes off peacefully Buses damaged, police resort to mild lathicharge in Madurai Other Stories
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