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India offers to open three relief centres
Pakistan quake victims can cross LoC during daylight hours

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Academic first, novelist second: Eco
CHENNAI: The enormous success of The Name of the Rose , the complex medieval murder mystery that is regarded as one of the modern masterpieces of fiction, is a "mystery" to its world-famous author. Suggesting that nobody can predict the ...

Sonia asks Mufti to come for talks
NEW DELHI: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed has been asked by Congress president Sonia Gandhi to come here for talks on Sunday on transfer of power in the State. This follows a core committee meeting held on Friday. ...

New light on sudden heart attack
Researchers say the shape of blood vessel could rupture plaque and cause death

`Critical gaps' in rebuilding tsunami-hit village: study
Rehabilitation made little impact on 10 Dalit families

Hi-tech weaving parks to be ready in six months
Minister inaugurates handloom exhibition

Delhi shudders as onion alarm rings louder and louder
NEW DELHI: Large-scale profiteering by wholesalers and retailers coupled with inability of the Delhi Government to provide sufficient quantities of quality onions at reasonable rates at its various outlets has led to a situation in the Capital ...

Plan to prevent bird flu getting ready
Tests conducted on 200 samples of domestic fowls give negative results

Deve Gowda sees threat to government
Narayana Murthy's resignation as BIAL Chairman being used as an issue, says former Prime Minister

Other Stories

Modernisation package for Tiruchi airport cleared

Accused in Dubey murder case arrested

"Government not checking onion prices"

"Integrity must for mediators"

Violence marks PACS polls

Poll panel directive

Dalit poll candidate battling for life

Rabi target increased by 30 per cent

Uma's attack is "a charge against RSS"

Prison inmates threaten officials in Central Jail

Vajpayee rebuts Sonia's charge

Karbi Anglong tense but under control

Dharam Singh to request Murthy to stay on

Raghupathi Venkaiah Award for Krishnaveni

Govt. clears import

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