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BrahMos missile test-fired successfully
Manoeuvring in the form of an "S" curve carried out

Army, CRPF order probes
Ex- SSP, DSP remanded to police custody in fake encounters case

Rajapaksa invites TNA for talks
"Only by joining us, Tamils can be liberated from terrorist intimidation"

Cauvery Tribunal verdict today
Anxiety in the four riparian States

Mirwaiz backs JKLF call for strike
"An independent commission must probe the fake encounters"

Pranab for peaceful use of outer space
Chinese anti-satellite tests not a matter of concern

"Meet CMP commitments"
The joint note on the Budget says the Government should pare `subsidies to the corporates'

CRICKET
The onus is on Mumbai bowlers to finish off the task
Test of Bengal's ability to build partnerships to press for victory

Families of Nithari victims meet Mulayam, seek jobs
Punishment to officers and policemen guilty being delayed, they allege

Police clash with agitators at Singur
Violence spreads to different parts

INTERNATIONAL
Moves to oust Blair gather pace
LONDON: The momentum in the Labour Party to get rid of Prime Minister Tony Blair before the crucial elections in Scotland and Wales in May gathered pace at the weekend amid reports that a delegation of senior party figures may meet him and tell ...

Pakistan ponders emergency option
Concern over rising violence

Pakistan to observe Kashmir Solidarity Day today
Kashmir must be brought back to its lost glory: Musharraf Banners proclaim solidarity with the Kashmiris

We won't derail good ties with Tamil Nadu: Rajasekhara Reddy
He promises a "favourable decision" on Palar checkdam issue

Revised auto fare cards for residents soon
Most autorickshaws yet to recalibrate meters despite new rates

The `acid test': will Government regulate sale of deadly chemicals?
About 60 cases of acid attack have been reported since 1999 in Karnataka

Civic polls: rebel trouble to the fore
TD panel to look into Ayyanna Patrudu's outburst; Congress rebels still in fray

Lease-expired estates to be taken over
PALAKKAD: Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan has said that all forest lands with expired lease agreements will be taken over by the State Government. Talking to The Hindu here on Sunday, the Chief Minister said the Government would not ...

Four suspected Jaish militants held in Delhi
Encounter with police under a flyover near Connaught Place

Devaswom ordinance promulgated
Provisions evoke mixed reactions from organisations and parties

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