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Two kin of blast victims refuse to accept payment
State announces ex gratia of Rs. 1 lakh

Complaints against Speaker, MPs rejected
Election Commission gives opinion on 12 MPs

Jamaat plea for peace in town
NEW DELHI: Condemning the blasts in Malegaon,the Jamaat-e-Islami Hind and the All-India Muslim Majlis-e-Musdhawarat (AIMMM) on Saturday appealed to the people to maintain peace so as "not to set a spiral of violence into motion." In separate ...

Sops for Emergency detenus
Cheques distributed to 5,642 "loktantra senanis"

Forensic analysis of samples from blasts site
MUMBAI: Experts from the State Forensic Science Laboratory are analysing samples taken from the blasts site in Malegaon and the results will be sent soon to the police, according to Rukmini Krishnamurthy, its Director. "Experts from Nashik and ...

India an opportunity, not a threat, to neighbours: Saran
`We have to give them a stake in our own economic dynamism'

Malegaon seeks to come to terms with reality
MUMBAI: Twenty four hours after the bombs went off in the Muslim-majority town of Malegaon, the shocked residents of the town were trying to come to terms with reality. After religious leaders met and issued repeated appeals for peace and ...

When the terrorists' plan failed to survive the explosion
The town has proved not second to Mumbai in recovering from the shock and getting up to take care of the injured and to stand by the bereaved.

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Fit service delivery systems with rural job scheme: panel

J&K coalition: PDP wins round second

Kin of 48 miners given provisional employment

Clarification

Crowd disappointed

3-year tenure for Rajnath from now

UPA playing vote-bank politics: BJP

India, China can't contain each other: Pranab

IBSA will promote South-South cooperation

Zambia emeralds auctioned in Jaipur

NCP's national convention on September 17

Muslims take out rally

`India has no hand in Baloch unrest'

Turnout peps up TRS leaders

PDP leaders condemn blasts

Left parties condemn blasts in Malegaon

Weaponry sent in 3 consignments

Sule elected unopposed to Rajya Sabha

Battle cry for peace

Gandhi International Peace Prize for Shabana

Opposition to delimitation panel's proposal

Probe not slow: CBI

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