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Ayodhya issue will be resolved after polls: Advani
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, MARCH 11.After a whistle-stop election tour of Kerala lasting a day and a half to put the policies of the National Democratic Alliance in perspective for the people of the State who had been spurning the overtures of the BJP ...

Vote Congress for total development: Sonia
KARIMNAGAR, MARCH 11. Without referring to the demand for statehood for Telangana, the Congress president, Sonia Gandhi, said today that the region had not developed to the extent it should have and said that the Congress, if voted to power, ...

Congress not against reforms: Manmohan
MUMBAI, MARCH 11. The Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha and former Finance Minister, Manmohan Singh, today warned that uncontrolled large inflow of liquidity from foreign countries could spell disaster for society and the economy. He ...

Stop fresh work under PM's rural road scheme: EC
NEW DELHI, MARCH 12.The Election Commission has directed the Central Government not to undertake any fresh work under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY), a Centrally-sponsored scheme, till the completion of the Lok Sabha elections. ...

IAF denies ferrying campaign material
NEW DELHI, MARCH 11.The identity of the plane that reportedly landed at the Thiruvananthapuram airport on Tuesday, allegedly carrying campaign material for the Deputy Prime Minister, L. K. Advani's rath yatra, remains unclear. The Indian Air ...

Court reserves order on broadcasting rights for DD
CHENNAI, MARCH 11. The Madras High Court today reserved its orders on two public interest litigation petitions seeking the broadcasting rights of the India-Pakistan cricket series for the national broadcaster, Doordarshan. The First Bench, ...

ON THE LOC - IV

Army spearheads social change in Kargil
KARGIL, MARCH 11.As growing numbers of teenagers almost anywhere do, Tahira Bano spends her afternoons glued to her computer, surfing the Net for news and chatting with cyber-friends. She has a firm grasp of desktop publishing, image processing ...

Other Stories

Tribunal cannot adjudicate on disputes of non-workmen, says Supreme Court

Ban on sale of eggs in Rishikesh upheld

Judgment reserved on Congress petitions

Six more months for Liberhan Commission

`Tandava dance in public not part of Ananda Margi faith'

UNDP to support electricity project

A perfect script

Vikrant — a floating museum to be ready by 2006

Left parties criticise Advani's remarks

EC recognises Sangma's group

Pressure on Ten Sports

'BJP allies will feel more involved after polls'

Pawar to contest from Baramati

Power generation record disastrous: CPI(M)

Polls will change country's political history: Advani

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