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Education should provide the freedom to think: KalamPhysics a fascinating subject ``for enabling the student to capture the thought'' Foreign Secretary to visit Islamabad NEW DELHI: Days before a possible meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf in the first half of September in New York, Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran will travel to Islamabad for talks with his ... Opposition may rephrase motion to focus on Lalu's statement A Minister saying that a Governor is his appointee is unprecedented: BJP Court to hear plea to make Governor report public Bench asks Attorney-General to keep it ready on August 30 Session can be extended till August 30 NEW DELHI: The Parliament session can be extended by two working days till August 30, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said here on Monday. A final decision would be taken at the weekly Business Advisory Committee meeting on ... Centre mulling amendment for quota in private colleges NEW DELHI: The Centre is contemplating an amendment to Article 19 of the Constitution, to put reservation in private unaided educational institutions for Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and backward classes, within the meaning of "reasonable ... Women protection Bill introduced in Lok Sabha It also covers harassment for dowry "Removing quota will affect social fabric" TDP seeks all-party meet to discuss fallout of Supreme Court order on reservation We have lost hope, says family Sarabjit Singh, sentenced to death in Pakistan, is innocent, say relatives Parliament voices concern Says it is a case of mistaken identity Ahluwalia said 550 Indians were languishing in Pakistani jails 
Yechury, Brinda Karat take oathNEW DELHI: : The Communist Party of India (Marxist) leaders Sitaram Yechury and Brinda Karat and seven others on Monday took oath as members of the Rajya Sabha amid thumping of desks in the House. The others are: Suryakant Krupashanker ... Japanese warships on goodwill visit The training squadron is circumnavigating the world Other Stories
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