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Pranab: no interference with strategic programme
Extraneous, prescriptive provisions in U.S. law taken note of

Manmohan's assurance to Kakodkar
"Nothing will be done behind your back insofar as the nuclear deal is concerned"

CRICKET
With Kumble, it's all about the heart
On the South African tracks he could prove effective with his subtle variations

Sania Mirza breezes into final
DOHA: Sania Mirza ruled the centre court as she dismissed world No.21 and top seed Na Li of China 6-2, 6-2 in the women's semifinals of the 15th Asian Games here on Tuesday. The 20-year-old Hyderabad girl, attempting to redeem her reputation ...

ASIAN GAMES
Manjeet anchors India to 4x400m relay gold


ASIAN GAMES
China puts it across Pakistan
India steamrollers Chinese Taipei; Korea in final

60 killed in Baghdad blasts
DUBAI: Sixty persons were killed and 148 injured in two bombings in a central Baghdad square. Many of the victims were jobless Shias. A suicide-bomber smashed an explosives-laden car into a police vehicle when many Shia workers were thronging ...

Move to privatise bus routes dropped, High Court told
Prototype orders passed by the previous government withdrawn

Stanley course denied MCI recognition
A panel found that the institution did not have MRI equipment

Further fall in Sensex
The BSE benchmark index loses 404 points

Blanket ban on obscene material will fetter press freedom: court
Safeguards available to protect society from prurient content

Panel to go into GO 610 implementation
Legislators' committee to be formed in a week, says YSR; TRS stages walkout

Nudity per se not obscenity: Court
"In judging whether a particular work is obscene, regard must be had to contemporary mores and national standards"

Lokayukta police decide to chargesheet tainted officials
The move follows Supreme Court's recent judgment

`Punk' Kumar killed in police encounter
CHENNAI: Kumar alias `Punk' Kumar (36), who, police said, was wanted in connection with several cases of murder, kidnapping and extortion, was killed in an encounter with police near here on Tuesday evening. Basheer of Sankar Nagar, a real ...

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