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Blast in Delhi again, two killed
24 injured; police believe it is not linked to the recent serial blasts

Defence staff agree to new pay for now
High-level ministerial committee to redress grievances

Manmohan soft on terror: BJP
NEW DELHI: Within hours of the blast in the Mehrauli area of the capital, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday accused the Prime Minister of being soft on terror for the sake of vote-bank politics. Condemning the blast, BJP ...

Condoleezza Rice bats for India
Berman changed mind after she made a “personal commitment”

House set to vote on nuclear bill
“India has been denied access to the market for good reason”

If Tata pulls out, Trinamool will be solely responsible: CM
Ratan Tata has written to CM expressing willingness to hold talks

Women and heart attacks: is there a gender bias at work?
On World Heart Day today, a look at the cardiac risks women face too

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
A ‘remote’ keyboard for the PC-TV
diNovo Mini combines the functions of keyboard, mouse and remote

BSNL offers dial-up Internet free, for now
Scheme promised till October-end

Now hold teleconferences free of cost


INTERNATIONAL
China spacewalks into history
Millions watch taikonaut Zhai Zhigang’s 25-minute ‘adventure’

BUSINESS
U.S.’ sixth largest bank Wachovia in search of buyers
Starts preliminary talks with Citigroup and others

CRICKET
Srikkanth is chairman of senior selection committee


CRICKET
Rest of India posts a thumping win
Gambhir’s elegant knock only delays the inevitable

NEWSCAPE
A tamarind grove as bio-heritage site
DEVANAHALLI: Nallur, a village in Devanahalli taluk in Bangalore Rural district which once hosted vast tamarind groves, is now left with a patriarch of a tree, estimated to be 900 years old, still bearing fruit. The grove is now a bio-heritage ...

Manmohan urged to defer coastal zone notification
Karunanidhi writes to Prime Minister

4 infants die after vaccination
Aurangabad: Four infants died and six others were in a critical state after they were administered measles vaccination by the Zilla Parishad health department officials in a village here on Friday, official sources said. Of the 10 ...

Hindu Munnani activist held
ERODE: A Hindu Munnani activist was arrested on Saturday by the Dharapuram police on charges of attacking the Punitha Aloysius Devalayam. On Friday, around 5.30 a.m., the right hand of the Infant Jesus statue, encased in a glass, was ...

Corporation gears up for monsoon
Various government agencies will work together during an emergency

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