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From the Print Edition

‘Benazir may have been shot dead’
She was responsible for her death: Musharraf

Harbhajan banned for 3 Tests
Chennai: Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh has been banned for three Tests for committing a level 3.3 offence during the second Test in Sydney, BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah confirmed to The Hindu on Sunday night. Mr. ...

Youth kills girl student, himself in Santiniketan
KOLKATA: Saswati Pal, a third year girl student of Sangeet Bhavan, Visva Bharati University in Santiniketan, was shot dead by a youth around 12.30 p.m. on Sunday. The youth, who shot himself subsequently, died in a hospital. It is ...

Antony in Malaysia, to enhance military cooperation
Kuala Lumpur “is a cornerstone” of India’s Look East diplomacy in the defence sector

Astra missile to be tested soon
It is meant to intercept target at supersonic speeds

Indian teachers allege abuse
Kuala Lumpur: Two music and dance teachers from India have accused their Malaysian employers of physically abusing them since the day they were hired three years ago. They claimed that they were beaten by their employers, a couple, ...

CRICKET
Thrilling win helps Australia equal its own record
Poor umpiring and Michael Clarke’s golden spell at the very end do India in

CRICKET
Only one team played in the spirit of the game: Kumble
Sydney: In times of despair is character revealed, and Anil Kumble, the Indian cricket captain, was magnificent on Sunday evening after an emotionally fraught Test match. Only in his terse words to the final question of the post-match ...

CHESS
Abhijeet Gupta holds Jianchao Zhou
VISAKHAPATNAM: The focus was on young IM Abhijeet Gupta after all his three senior Grandmasters were earlier engaged in drawn encounters. And he rose to the expectations of his camp by wriggling out from a difficult position to hold GM ...

TENNIS
Youzhny blows away Nadal
The French Open champion finds the going tough

INTERNATIONAL
New twist to Benazir assassination
LONDON: In a new twist to the controversy over how the former Pakistan Prime Minister, Benazir Bhutto, died, a Western security official in Pakistan was on Sunday reported as “conclusively” confirming the Pakistani ...

INTERNATIONAL
Chief of LTTE’s “military intelligence” killed


INTERNATIONAL
Police break up Malaysia protest rally
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian security forces “used water cannon” to disperse protesters, who assembled in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night in defiance of the ban on street demonstrations, according to an organiser of the aborted ...

Successor must maintain our values: Ratan Tata
New Delhi: Tata Group chairman Ratan Tata, named among the most powerful global business heads, says if he has a firm successor in place after the small car goes into production, it would be a “terrific time to step away.” ...

BUSINESS REVIEW - FINANCIAL SCENE
Banks jostle for a bigger market share
The performance of the relatively small number of new private banks has been good enough to redraw the contours of the banking space

BUSINESS REVIEW
Bridging the deficit in infrastructure
It is not the funding that poses a problem but their effective and efficient implementation

Unique robots on show in Delhi
First-ever expo to be held

Class X syllabus will be made easy next academic year, says Education Minister
MADURAI: The syllabus of Class X of the State Board will undergo changes from 2008-09 academic year after a thorough review with a view to lessening the burden on students, Minister for School Education Thangam Thennarasu said here on Sunday. ...

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