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No JPC on nuclear deal, says Pranab
“Ready for debate in Rajya Sabha today”

Advani: it is partisan
NEW DELHI: The Leader of the Opposition, L.K. Advani, described here on Wednesday the United Progressive Alliance-Left committee to discuss issues related to the nuclear deal as “parochial … partisan … and ...

It’s a thrilling win for India
CHENNAI: Led by Sachin Tendulkar’s magnificent 94 off 81 balls, India beat England by two wickets in the sixth ODI against England at The Oval on Wednesday. Rahul Dravid’s side overhauled the opposition’s total of 316 ...

CRICKET
Uthappa sees India through
Shah hits maiden century; Tendulkar, Ganguly lay the platform for the chase

Army probe into ‘illegal’ sale of weapons
NEW DELHI: The Army has initiated a probe following reports that some of its personnel, including senior officers, “illegally” sold their personal weapons to arms dealers in Rajasthan who, in turn, allegedly sold them to ...

Parliament proceedings held up for whole day
Unrelenting Opposition demands JPC on nuclear deal

Left rally for Vizag
Karat tells cadres: take a pledge to fight imperialist forces

“Make education relevant”
Address child labour issue: Pratibha Patil

‘AIIMS not ancestral property’
NEW DELHI: Taking a serious note of the happenings at the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), its governing body on Wednesday made it clear that the institute was not an “ancestral” property of anyone, be it the ...

“Reassess actual reach, efficacy of advertisement”
“Separate advertising departments for print and online needed”

HOCKEY
China and Korea involved in a thrilling tie, door still open for both
Tajuddin helps Malaysia share honours with Pakistan; Sri Lanka trounces Thailand

CPI(M) criticises BJP for disruption
‘It is scuttling debate on Sachar committee findings’

Scrap panel on deal: Venkaiah
BANGALORE: The panel formed to look into the Indo-U.S. nuclear deal should be scrapped immediately, the former president of the BJP and Rajya Sabha MP, M. Venkaiah Naidu, told a press conference here on Wednesday. “Constituting ...

Stop wheat import, says CPI(M)
NEW DELHI: The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has condemned the government’s decision to import nearly eight lakh tonnes of wheat at Rs.1,600 a quintal. The party’s Polit Bureau demanded an end to the policy on wheat ...

INSAT-4CR’s orbit raised
BANGALORE: The third orbit-raising manoeuvre of INSAT-4CR was successfully conducted on Wednesday morning, with the firing of 440 Newton Liquid Apogee Motor (LAM) on board for 3,140 seconds by commands from the Master Control Facility (MCF) ...

INTERNATIONAL
When does Musharraf’s term end, asks Supreme Court
President’s counsel to file clear answer today

INTERNATIONAL
Disinformation campaign, says Sharif party
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Muslim League (N) said on Wednesday a statement by an unidentified Saudi spokesman asking Nawaz Sharif not to return to Pakistan in violation of his 10-year-exile pledge, was part of a disinformation campaign by a ...

Mother Teresa ‘real disciple of Christ’
VATICAN CITY: Pope Benedict XVI marked the 10th death anniversary of Mother Teresa on Wednesday, calling her a “real disciple of Christ” and urging her fellow missionaries to continue her work among the world’s poor. ...

INTERNATIONAL
Bush to hold “candid” talks with Hu
SINGAPORE: United States President George W. Bush on Wednesday said he would have “a candid discussion” with his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, about the “complex relationship” between their countries. The two ...

BUSINESS
UNCTAD projects 8.5 p.c. GDP growth for India
World economy to grow at 3.4 p.c. in 2007

BUSINESS
Concern over slow growth in auto sector
Govt. ready to provide incentives to make India a global hub

Another ultra mega power project under consideration
CHENNAI: The Union Government will send an official team immediately to Tamil Nadu to study the possibility of setting up one more ultra mega power project, Union Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said on Wednesday. After laying the ...

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