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Phone link with PoK established
Kashmiris call up kin across LoC

BJP demands removal of two Ministers
On Election Commission orders, police team formed to probe release of Rashtriya Janata Dal candidate

Bihar Second phase polling on Nov 13
PATNA: Bihar Governor Buta Singh on Wednesday issued notification for the third phase of polling in 72 constituencies of 12 districts on November 13.

Court orders removal of illegal additions to VIP bungalows
NEW DELHI: Observing that no one is above the law whether he or she is a Minister or a Member of Parliament, the Delhi High Court on Wednesday ordered removal of all unauthorised alterations and constructions in bungalows allotted to Ministers, ...

Dengue within "reasonable" limit in Chennai
Though the situation is not alarming, public health experts urge people to take precautions

Hearing of plea against Lalu's bail deferred
Apex court to examine High Court report on fodder scam cases

Curfew continues in Mau
MAU/MUZAFFARNAGAR/LUCKNOW (U.P.): Even as curfew remained in force in the riot-hit Mau town of Uttar Pradesh, the authorities on Wednesday allowed residents to come out and collect essential commodities, including medicines and milk, following an ...

BCCI poll: former CEC consensus observer
Parties favour wide powers to observer

Supreme Court admits appeals in Staines case
CBI challenges Orissa High Court order

Tendulkar draws loudest cheers
Dravid, Sehwag conspicuous by absenceTendulkar had a lengthy batting session

Dravid will relish leadership challenge
The captain owns no wand, but he is an intelligent and persevering fellow, unafraid of sweat and ideas, committed to his team's cause, writes Rohit Brijnath

Other Stories

High drama precedes RTC strike call-off

Temporary reprieve to crisis in KCR's party

`State responsible for delay in forest land diversion'

New scheme for model towns and villages

Software to make transactions of self-help groups transparent

State reiterates its stand on quota in professional colleges

Devotees wash Sufi tombs with Cauvery water

Cabinet clears two coal-based power projects for Jewargi

TNSTC recruitment move fuels litigations

Helping men in uniform arrest stress

RTC strike called off

Government to lift ban on registration of property

Charges framed against five

KTDC initiates steps to ensure food quality

Government to lift ban on registration of property

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