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First phase crucial for ruling party in AssamIn 2006, Congress won 37 of 62 seats at stake in today's poll THE INDIA CABLES 
A struggle between ‘reform cadre' and the ‘old line' in the CongressCable speaks of some members of the party advocating that Sonia Gandhi jettison Manmohan Singh as Prime Minister Kashmir issue clouds Indian view of Kosovo CHENNAI: There were U.S. pressures on India to recognise Kosovo's independence early, but New Delhi worried that a parallel would be drawn between Kosovo and Kashmir, U.S. Embassy cables have revealed. The cables, classified by Political ... U.S. feared Indian proposal may curtail its influence in UN LONDON: Strident opposition from the United States to a proposal by India and other Non-Aligned Movement countries to change the way the United Nations Secretary-General is elected was prompted by fears that it “would dramatically ... ‘U.S. needs to read ‘Persian mind' to deal with Iran' CHENNAI: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and his regime were more “irrational” than what the world knew them to be, said K.C. Singh, former Indian Ambassador to Tehran, according to a cable sent by the U.S. Embassy in New ... Pakistan's unconventional viewpoint on terrorism Turkish diplomat's view on why for Islamabad cross-border terror is not quite terror Alagiri gets advance bail 
Ratan Tata meets PAC today to clarify issuesHe wanted to clear the air about Tatas' advocacy of certain policy changes in telecom sector Ban on exit polls CHENNAI: The Election Commission on Sunday announced that the ban on exit polls would come into effect from 7 a.m on April 4 and would continue to be in force till 5.30 pm on May 10. A release, issued by the Chief Electoral Officer, ... 
Core issues left out in charge sheet, says JaitleyTHIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Central Bureau of Investigation has left core issues out of its charge sheet in the 2G spectrum allocation case, Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley said on here on Sunday. Addressing a ... 
Sonia Gandhi joins cricket revellers at midnightCongress president breaks protocol and reaches out to people; spontaneity is a part of her make up, says Ambika Soni Gilani greets Manmohan ISLAMABAD: Soon after the Indian cricket team won the World Cup, Pakistan Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani congratulated his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh and expressed the hope that the sports link between the two countries would be ... Other Stories
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