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Not seeking selfish gains: Hu
We are "true friends and partners "

Women's Bill to be introduced
Success of reservation at grass roots should encourage Parliament to follow suit: Manmohan

Taj is marvellous, says Chinese leader
AGRA: "Marvellous. Wonder of the world," wrote Chinese President Hu Jintao in the visitors' book after his 45-minute visit to the Taj Mahal here on Wednesday. Accompanied by his wife Liu Yongquing and more than 100 members of his party, the ...

Foreign country and its spy agency pushing terrorists into hinterland: Patil
There are plans to `occupy' some uninhabited islands and use them as bases for launching operations on the Indian coast

Hu Jintao for stepped up talks on boundary
Early settlement of row represents "shared wish"

Left leaders call on Hu
NEW DELHI: Chinese president Hu Jintao told the Left parties on Wednesday that his visit had a positive outcome and that India-China relations, transcending bilateral relations, had assumed a "global scope." He said the relations between the ...

"Border issue shouldn't hinder progress"
NEW DELHI: Terrorism and the border issue figured during a meeting between Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha L.K. Advani and Chinese President Hu Jintao when the former called on the latter on Wednesday. During the 25-minute meeting, ...

Vajpayee: UPA confused on tackling terrorism
Says resuming dialogue with Pakistan at this juncture is futile

Bangladesh CEC to go on leave
DHAKA: Bangladesh's Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Justice M.A. Aziz, whose removal was the major Opposition demand for ensuring a free, fair and credible election, has decided to go on long leave. The decision of the controversial CEC, ...

Government and the Opposition set out priorities for the session
Sachar, panchayati raj reports may be tabled on Monday

Left to focus on price rise in Parliament
Reduction in petrol and diesel prices also to be sought

CRICKET
Kallis helps South Africa recover
DURBAN: Makhaya Ntini, with his speed, bounce and wide of the crease release, and the much slower Shaun Pollock, with his straightness and twoway cut, make a fascinating new ball combination. The batsmen have to grapple with different lengths, ...

All set for an engrossing Ashes
England breathes easy as Bell is cleared to play

England and Australia laid bare by ancient battle
For once, history recedes into the background, writes Richard Williams

INTERNATIONAL
Gemayel's death triggers sectarian tensions
A heinous terrorist act, says Damascus

Co-Chairs want commitment to sustained talks in Sri Lanka
Alarm at rising violence and widespread human rights violations

BUSINESS
States asked to cut taxes on exports
Leather identified as one of the thrust sectors

Gateway buys 50.1 p.c. in Snowman Frozen Foods
Gains entry into organised cold chain logistics business

Sensex crosses 13700 mark
MUMBAI: The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark, Sensex, breached the 13700-mark for the first time and ended at a new high of 13706.53 on Wednesday, driven by sustained foreign institutional inflows amid firm Asian advices. Continuing its record ...

State scores over others in resource mobilisation
It is expected to net additional Rs. 2,500 crore this year

Government to take steps to make Tamil High Court language
CHENNAI:

`Free' advertisements on bus shelters
CHENNAI: The sudden appearance of unauthorised advertisements on bus shelters in various parts of the city in the last couple of months has surprised officials. More than 500 bus shelters in the city and its suburbs have been used by a group ...

RDX seized in Delhi; two arrested
Leads to seizure of 1.65 kg of RDX, timers and Rs. 4.5 lakh Police suspect that the outfit had planned to carry out a major terrorist strike

Old buses come under RTA scanner
Schools without alternative can hire RTC buses, says official

Resume KSTP work, Malaysian firm told
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Government has warned the Malaysian company that has been executing major stretches of the World Bank-aided Kerala State Transport Project (KSTP) to resume work unconditionally or get ready for renegotiation on Government ...

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