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From the Print Edition

Left Front heads for clean sweep in West Bengal
The Hindu-CNN-IBN Poll indicates 3/4th majority

Iran says it has enriched uranium
But rules out developing nuclear weapons

EC, Government begin talks on Nataraj transfer issue
State Government may effect a change on its own

55 killed in Karachi park blast
Explosion at Id Milan prayer gathering

Sharon declared incapacitated
Israeli Cabinet announces Ehud Olmert will be interim Prime Minister

After a washout, battlefield shifts to Keenan cauldron
Several regulars, including Flintoff, expected to take a day off

CRICKET
India better prepared for WC
England need to win a one-day game for a change

INSIDE SPORT
Cricket's generosity must have meaning
A committee with men of honest calibre and sporting intellect must manage the fund, writes Rohit Brijnath

Meerut seethes with anger morning after the fire tragedy
"Bodies dumped to suppress death toll," allege kin of victims; Mulayam gheraoed

Karzai inaugurates `Festival of Afghanistan'
NEW DELHI: Exquisite Afghan handicrafts, stones and woodwork can be seen and the cuisine of the country tasted here for six days, thanks to the first Afghan festival being held here. `The Festival of Afghanistan', showcasing the culture, ...

Twelve killed in LTTE mine attack
Ten sailors and four civilians, including two Britons, injured

Registration for TNPCEE starts today
It can also be done online at more than 50 centres throughout the State

Almost all State BJP leaders to join Advani's Bharat Suraksha Yatra
The yatra will enter the State at Dhulkhed in Bijapur district this afternoon

Murali puts record straight on leadership
The DIC(K) leader says it is the prerogative of the Congress high command

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