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`Voluntary moratorium cannot become bilateral legality': KakodkarWants explicit provisions in the 123 agreement to safeguard nation's interests India, Pakistan to share information ISLAMABAD: The first meeting of the India-Pakistan joint anti-terror mechanism ended here on Wednesday with both sides agreeing to exchange information that would help each other in investigation and prevent terrorist acts. A joint statement ...
Cr.PC changes coming: PatilThis is to make police take complaints of persons missing seriously Heat over Cauvery in Lok Sabha Members across party lines identify themselves with respective States INTERVIEW
"Don't destabilise or create uncertainty on the IPR regime"Dilip G. Shah, Secretary-General of the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance who has had 40 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, answers questions on what type of pharmaceutical products should be eligible for patents in India; innovation in the Indian industry; and issues raised by the Mashelkar report, which has been withdrawn on account of `technical inaccuracies and plagiarism.' Excerpts from the interview conducted in Mumbai: Centre trying out non-Army anti-terror forces in J&K? More troops withdrawal likely if violence dips: officials CRICKET
Bowling is Windies' weak linkHow does a mercurial captain deal with a mercurial opener and a mercurial team? How does he find a way to defy history? How can a team, repeatedly evaluated against its own past, find its place in history? The West Indians' fate at this World Cup ... CRICKET: COMMENT Let us resolve... With the opening match less than a week away, here are 10 World Cup resolutions worth considering, writes Nirmal Shekar CRICKET Women cricketers on World Cup Women cricketers are far removed from the mammoth expectations their male counterparts deal with. The men might know little about the 2009 women's World Cup in Australia, but the women are backing their respective men's teams for success at the ...
Kalam gives flight to his vision for IAFSays it will be a "model air force " by 2025
Syed Ali Shah Geelani to get passport todayCentral and State Governments clear Kashmiri leader's travel document
Lost and found: Large-billed Reed-WarblerSigns of wetland bird last found in 1867 reappear, ornithologists overjoyed
400-year-old Koran, painting seizedPolice seek ASI official's help to ascertain claim Distress deaths in Army continue: Defence Ministry Premature retirement high among Army men INTERNATIONAL Ulster poll peaceful LONDON: Northern Ireland on Wednesday took the first tentative step toward restoration of self-rule and the resumption of the stalled peace process as people voted to elect a new 108-member Provincial Assembly paving the way for a joint ... Colombo trashes "secret deal" charge COLOMBO: The Government on Tuesday asked a recently dismissed Minister to prove his charge that it had entered into a "secret deal" before the November 2005 presidential election. "It is upto the former Minister Sripathi Sooriyaarachi to prove ... U.K. visa fee hiked New rates from next month BUSINESS
FM warns corporates against excise evasion`One black mark will haunt you throughout the year'
State turns to captive power producersKPTCL will persuade them to generate power and supply it to the State grid BUSINESS
Singapore Exchange picks up 5 p.c. in BSEWill subscribe to the shares of BSE at Rs. 5,200 a share for Rs. 189 crore Search for Sri Lankan trawler called off Its last known position was 50 miles east of Tuticorin, in international waters Legislative Council poll intriguingly poised Congress, TDP put up one extra candidate each
State likely to hold more talks with ADB on loan termsFarmers' suicides have come down: Chief Minister
Plan to prevent inundation of IT corridorCHENNAI: When it becomes fully operational this August, the IT corridor from Madhya Kailash to Siruseri will no longer be plagued by monsoon inundation, the bane of this stretch for long. Designed as a part of the environmental management ... Other Stories
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