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We are for rotation if BJP follows CMP: Deve Gowda
Arrangement not dilution of secularism policy, he says

BJP's Lucknow platform harmful, says CPI (M)
"The BJP will be held squarely responsible for any disruptive activities"

BJP stand a gimmick: Lalu
"It is trying to polarise society"

Christians thank Modi
For taking a stand against Sangh Parivar Strong police bandobust was made in the Christian-dominated areas, particularly the tribal district of Dangs.

Mulayam meets AIMPLB Chairman
LUCKNOW: Apparently disturbed over a reported shift in Muslim votes during the recent civic body elections, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav has begun wooing the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board to win back his main vote-bank. ...

"Deemed varsity status given without AICTE leave"
Ministry missive seeks clarifications

Church's anti-HIV campaign
It has decided to distribute condoms despite opposition from religious heads

`White Christmas' at Gulmarg
GULMARG: Christmas was celebrated amid fanfare, with the State Government launching the Kashmir Snow Festival to attract tourists from all over the world. Visitors got to enjoy a "white Christmas," as a thick blanket of snow covered the ...

Indian naval landing ship to be based on western seaboard for the first time
INS Shardul can carry 11 main battle tanks, 10 army vehicles, 500 troops

Kudremukh Iron Ore plea to continue mining rejected
Court asks Centre to take over Karnataka mines

Research in basic sciences on the decline: UGC
This can indirectly affect country's dominance in IT sector

Indian sculptures to be showcased in Beijing
100 antiquities of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain art being featured

Delhi, Dispur silent spectators, alleges ULFA
"Opposition to Nagalim superficial"

Protest against shifting of Dogra antiques
Anti-government slogans raised

NCW rejects proposal to punish women for adultery
No amendment needed to Section 497 of the IPC

CPI(M)-CPI talks make headway in Kerala
CPI to decide Vice-Chancellor of KAU

TSUNAMI AFTERMATH

When fibreglass boats are donated liberally
Fishermen families in the entire 188-km stretch coastline of Nagapattinam district are now happy as a number of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) have provided them with excess number of fibreglass boats in the last two years after the ...

TSUNAMI AFTERMATH
Fly ash technology and construction of eco-friendly houses
Fly ash technology is providing relief to the overstressed resource base of soils being mined for the production of fired-bricks. This is demonstrated in the post-tsunami reconstruction project in South India. The massive task of reconstruction ...

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Acquiring of passports made easier

Polio campaign to be launched from January 7

Sabarimala Mandala puja tomorrow

Missing lecturer murdered

Col. Sarna cremated

CPI for more sittings

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