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19 abducted in Batticaloa, claims TamilNet COLOMBO: TamilNet has claimed that armed men, clad in military fatigues, abducted 19 persons — 16 boys and 3 girls — from a private bus en route to Colombo from Kattankudy at Korakallimadu in Kiran in Batticaloa district around 9 ... INTERNATIONAL Six-party talks make some progress Parties in earnest dialogue: China BEATLE TARGET 
How the FBI tried to nail John LennonA man who sang "Imagine all the people/Living life in peace" was a subversive, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation could not nail John Lennon. An American historian has won his 25-year campaign to expose the FBI's pursuit of the ex-Beatle ... 
Turkmenistan President deadMOSCOW: Turkmenistan's authoritarian President-for-life Saparmurat Niyazov has died, raising concerns about stability in the gas-rich but impoverished Central Asian country of 5 million. Mr. Niyazov (66), died in the early hours of Thursday of ... Other Stories
Globescan Chaos at Heathrow LONDON: Hundreds of passengers were stranded at Heathrow airport on Thursday after British Airways cancelled all domestic and a number of short-haul European flights because of thick fog. Long-haul international flights were also facing long ... Holocaust denier freed VIENNA: The discredited British historian and Holocaust denier David Irving was expected to fly back to Britain on Thursday after Austria's Supreme Court unexpectedly agreed to release him from prison early. The court in Vienna ruled that Irving, ... India & World Manmohan's speech positive, says Pakistan ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Thursday welcomed Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's Amritsar speech and said the time for a treaty of peace, friendship and co-operation with India would come when the two countries had resolved "all outstanding issues" ... LTTE expresses `gratitude' Karunanidhi's condolence statement Not influencing India's Iran policy: Boucher WASHINGTON: Seeking to allay concerns in India over the reference to Iran in its new law on nuclear cooperation, Washington has said New Delhi was not involved in the matter that was strictly between the American Congress and the administration. ... Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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