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Probe afresh 14 Gujarat cases: court
Task given to five-member SIT

India will await political consensus on civilian nuclear deal: Pranab
“Government trying to work out a meeting ground with the Left parties”

Dalai Lama repeats threat to quit
Says he always respected the Chinese people and Chinese communism

Goa to hand over Scarlette case to CBI
Panaji: Goa Chief Minister Digamber Kamat on Monday said his government was willing to hand over British teenager Scarlette Eden Keeling’s death case to the Central Bureau of Investigation. Mr. Kamat made the announcement on the ...

Sharif, Zardari skip Gillani swearing-in
Senior U.S. officials hold discussions with Musharraf, ruling party leaders

Police officer shot dead with his own gun
NEW DELHI: A day after the murder of the Delhi police’s ‘encounter specialist,’ Rajbir Singh, in neighbouring Gurgaon on Monday night, police said it was a fallout of a dispute with Vijay Bhardwaj, his friend for two decades, ...

Heavy fighting in Basra
DUBAI: The Iraqi government’s decision to establish its hold over the oil city of Basra dominated by Shia armed militias has sparked heavy fighting there. Government forces backed by American surveillance aircraft have been targeting ...

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Keen contest on the cards
Steyn could trouble the Indian batsmen

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Kumble’s game plan


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Anil Kumble’s moment of glory
Kumble is a role model and relishes challenges, says Pawar

Puducherry aims at 100% literacy
New hi-tech scheme on precision farming planned: Lt. Governor

Pranab, Bush discuss nuclear agreement
Washington: External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Monday met United States President George W. Bush at the White House and discussed the whole gamut of bilateral ties, including the civilian nuclear deal. The 35-minute meeting, ...

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It would be great to start with a win
The team spirit is good, writesAnil Kumble

Manmohan greets Gillani
Hopes India-Pakistan ties will become the “best ever”

Ticket vending machines at rail stations
The facility will serve suburban commuters at 191 stations

Terror infrastructure in Pakistan intact: Ministry
Outfits are well organised: status paper

Not part of any military bloc, says Antony
HYDERABAD: Defence Minister A.K. Antony on Tuesday asserted that India had only defence cooperation with friendly countries and was not part of any military bloc or pact. Asked about the Left concern over military ties with the United ...

Wageboard report in a month
Kochi: The Wageboard for Journalists and Non-Journalists will submit its report on interim relief to the Union government within a month, board Chairman Justice K. Narayana Kurup said on Tuesday. This assurance was given by Mr. Justice ...

‘Snakes and ladders’ to hone maths skills
Board games help children get used to numbers: researchers

Sensex on a comeback trail
Realty sector lead the rally followed by the much-sought after banking stocks

Sharks can warn of storms, says study
London: Forget Jaws . Sharks can save lives too by giving early warning of storms. Researchers in Britain carried out a study and found that the fearsome predators can sense minute changes in air pressure — a ...

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