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INTERNATIONAL
Sri Lanka: 16 killed in landslips
60,000 persons rendered homeless

Terror: Blair for hard military power
LONDON: British Prime Minister Tony Blair has warned that the "war'' against Islamist terrorism is likely to last another 20 years and that Britain should be prepared to use its "hard'' military power to defeat it. In a major speech, outlining ...

A DIFFERENT PICTURE
Scientists reconstruct Dante's face
ROME: Dante Alighieri, traditionally portrayed as a stern figure with a large hooked nose, is now being shown as having a softer side, thanks to a reconstruction of his face by Italian scientists. According to most artistic Renaissance ...

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Experiment suggests we may be Martians

Red Cross gets emblem option

David Beckham going places

Bush battles to shore up support

Fury at Arab in Israeli Cabinet

Globescan
Citizen assessment
BEIJING: China has issued a set of regulations on the assessment of government employees, which gives the public the chance to have their say about the performance of civil servants. The regulations, based on the first Civil Servant Law which ...

India & World

India invites Shaukat Aziz
Prime Minister invited to SAARC meet at Pakistan's request

Pakistan has given detailed plan on Siachen
The package meets the concerns of both sides, says Kasturi

Pranab raises PoW issue
ISLAMABAD: In his meeting with President Pervez Musharraf, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee raised concerns of families of missing Indian soldiers that they may be languishing as prisoners of war in Pakistani prisons. Foreign ...

Let Kashmiris shape their future: JKLF
Solution against their freewill will be opposed

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