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Green signal for Pakistan helicopters
Request to fly in the no-fly zone along LoC accepted

An alliance for ending injustice, says Sonia
Congress president kicks off campaign; `NDA neglected Bihar'

Quake has hit Hizb, Lashkar hard: Army
The earthquake could affect their operations in Jammu and Kashmir Messages intercepted by the Army indicated that the Hiizb-ul seemed to have lost more men than the LeT

RECRUITMENT DRIVE

City, preferred destination
CHENNAI: The city seems poised to emerge as the preferred destination for IT giants to conduct headhunts. On Sunday, HCL Technologies Ltd. will organise a recruitment drive with aspirants coming from all over India to Anna University. As ...

State will consider cut in luxury tax: Jayalalithaa
Master plan incorporating development features for Chennai being finalised

Vizag reels under heavy rain; flights suspended; naval personnel rescue staff
Hundreds of habitations under water in State; crops lost in four lakh acres

Infosys founder appeals to leaders to improve urban governance
Transparency, fairness, and accountability have to be ensured, says Narayana Murthy

A voice now for the Dancing Girl of Mohenjodaro
NEW DELHI: More than 50 masterpieces at the National Museum here in the Capital will get a voice this coming week. With the museum all set to launch an audio guide for some of its prized possessions in five languages, the good old Dancing Girl of ...

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LDF expects DIC(K) support in bypoll: Paloli

Two jawans killed

20 drown in Ganga

Tiruchi Corporation revives practice of conducting `makkalai thedi' camps

120 houses torched

BJP wrests control of Ahmedabad municipal body

French learners on the rise

Fresh tremors kill two

Viva voce through teleconferencing

SEZs in Puthu Vype and Vallarpadam

Kalam's concern over Google Earth service

Militants kill two soldiers at Kathua garrison

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