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Benazir stopped from attending rally
Detention order revoked later; Minister escapes blast

‘Mobilise world opinion’
ISLAMABAD: Chairperson of the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Asma Jahangir, who has been placed under house arrest by the Pakistan government, has called for mobilising world public opinion in favour of the judges and ...

Better late than never: Kumble
“I am sure I will get all the support from all my teammates”

U.K. court overturns discriminatory rules
Happy end to a long battle

Major gain for Indian doctors in U.K.
LONDON: Britain’s overseas doctors, who had been battling against new discriminatory recruitment norms, on Friday won a major legal battle when the High Court upheld their appeal against rules that require medical graduates from outside ...

UPA-Left panel meet put off
It is likely to meet after winter session

Yeddyurappa invited to form government
JD(S) pressures Kumaraswamy to be Deputy Chief Minister

Peace process begins in Nandigram
Villagers begin to return home following local-level talks

CPI(M), Congress leaders meet Governor
KOLKATA: A delegation of senior leaders of the CPI(M), including some Parliamentarians, and another comprising Congress leaders separately called on the West Bengal Governor, Gopalkrishna Gandhi, here on Friday to apprise him of ...

“World’s poorest being left behind”
New Delhi: A new global study says that despite much progress in poverty reduction worldwide, a substantial number of the world’s poorest people are being left behind. “Business as usual won’t do,” says the report ...

Medha to go on fast
KOLKATA: Social activist Medha Patkar and representatives of various other “people’s organisations” will be going on a 48-hour hunger-strike from Saturday demanding a “political decision” from the West Bengal ...

CRICKET
A big motivation, says Kumble
‘I will take decisions which I feel are the right ones at that time’

CRICKET
Pakistan rides on Younis’s century
Tendulkar’s tryst with dismissals in the 90s continues

INDIA & WORLD
Indian workers killed in bridge collapse
DUBAI: Seven Indian workers were killed and 24 injured when a bridge under construction collapsed in Dubai Marina on the outskirts of the city on Thursday evening. Indian consulate officials said five of the killed were from Tamil Nadu, ...

INDIA & WORLD
Indian workers dig their heels in
Negotiations going on with UAE company on the quantum of salary increase

INTERNATIONAL
Suu Kyi to ‘cooperate’ with junta
SINGAPORE: Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar’s celebrated democracy campaigner and Nobel Peace Laureate, has expressed her willingness to “cooperate” with the country’s ruling junta under “the good offices of the United ...

INTERNATIONAL
Blow for U.K. in BAE scandal
Court allows case against decision to drop investigation

INTERNATIONAL
U.S. radar system for Sri Lanka
COLOMBO: Amid pitched battles along the Forward Defence Lines (FDLs) in the north in which several persons were reported killed and injured, newly appointed Head of the Tigers Political Wing B. Nadeson held his first formal meeting with Head ...

BUSINESS
Samvat 2064 starts on a subdued note
Global cues depress sentiment

BUSINESS
Railways’ bold step, goes in for dedicated power
More joint ventures likely; to look at greenfield capacity at traction load centres

BUSINESS
BSNL plans to offer CDMA service
To set up over 10,000 wireless towers for its CDMA network

NEWSCAPE
Friday Review November Fest launched
Eclectic mix of programmes lined up for third edition of the event in Chennai

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