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Tuesday, September 14, 2004
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Steps to check inflation to continue NEW DELHI, SEPT. 13. The prices of petrol and diesel are not likely to be raised at the next fortnightly review meeting of oil companies on September 15, in view of the rate of inflation having crossed the eight per cent mark. Indicating this ... Court concerned over flag code violations NEW DELHI, SEPT. 13. The Supreme Court today expressed concern over the misuse of the national flag and violations, and said that it would consider framing guidelines to prevent the misuse of the tricolour. The court also made it clear that it ... Congress-TRS relations on the rocks HYDERABAD, SEPT. 13. The delicate ties between the Congress and its ally, Telangana Rashtra Samiti, have come under fresh strain. With barely a month to go for two byelections in the State, both sides have threatened to review them. K. ... Dixit-Aziz meetings generate hope NEW DELHI, SEPT. 13. After last Friday's meeting between the National Security Adviser, J.N. Dixit, and his Pakistan counterpart, Tariq Aziz, in a third country, the Government hopes that the Manmohan Singh-Pervez Musharraf interaction in New ... Farm credit to be doubled in three years BANGALORE, SEPT. 13. The Union Minister for Agriculture, Sharad Pawar, said here on Monday that agricultural credit would be doubled from the Rs. 80,000 crore of last year over the coming three years. He was speaking to presspersons after ... 
Walk boy, walkCHENNAI, SEPT. 13.When you ask Tharshanan Paramadevan the usual question about what he wants to be when he grows up, the 13-year-old pauses a moment. He then cocks his head and says, haltingly: ``I want to walk.'' For a boy who took his first ... 
Go beyond Indica, Manmohan tells TatasNEW DELHI, SEPT.13. The Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, today made an appeal to the Tata group to go beyond the development and commercialisation of India's first indigenous car, Indica, and take the lead in the establishment of an indigenous ... Other Stories
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