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Manmohan: fight terror resolutely
Narayanan confers with U.S. officials

France to sign nuclear deal
New Delhi: Even as the India-U.S. nuclear deal is making its passage in the U.S. Congress, French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Sunday made clear his country’s intention to forge ahead with the civil nuclear cooperation with ...

Hunt on for Bangladeshi nationals
NEW DELHI: The Delhi police have launched a hunt for eight Bangladeshi nationals on suspicion of their involvement in the Mehrauli blast on Saturday. Nearly two dozen Bangladeshi nationals have been detained for questioning. Suspecting ...

“Manmohan’s visit holds a special meaning”
New Delhi: “This visit [Prime Minister Manmohan’s] holds a special meaning for me... We will launch our civil nuclear cooperation which will become a cornerstone of our partnership,” French President Sarkozy said, while ...

At the last supper, Professor Manmohan lends a calming touch
WASHINGTON: It was the last supper Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will have at the White House, at least with President George Bush playing the host. It was last Thursday, and it also happened to be the day when the American President had ...

Bangladeshi infiltrators a threat to security: Advani
Flood of people to Assam from across the border is a bigger danger, says BJP leader

Nuclear deal enters last lap
Washington: The India-U.S. nuclear deal has moved into the last lap clearing a major hurdle on Saturday when the House of Representatives approved a bill on it. The legislation will now go to the Senate which is likely to vote on it on ...

AGP, BJP tie up for Lok Sabha polls
GUWAHATI: The Asom Gana Parishad (AGP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday decided to enter into an electoral tie-up for the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls and agreed to work in the “best understanding” to defeat the ...

People of India will judge you: Karat


INTERNATIONAL
Committed to peaceful use of outer space, says Wen


Manmohan weakest PM, says Advani
UPA failed to tackle terrorism, he says

F-1 RACING
Alonso pulls off a remarkable win
Hamilton extends championship lead to seven points

NEWSCAPE
Marriott eyes December-end comeback
Owner making a spirited effort for reviving the hotel, notwithstanding the damage

Water-propelled cars may run on Indian roads, in about two decades
VADODARA: It may not be long before the cars will be running on the Indian roads literally on water! Sounds amazing, but the senior researcher of the central government’s Energy Resources Development Agency (ERDA), Vadodara, G. S. ...

India to help Egypt in conserving a key tourist destination
It will give valuable tips and share its expertise on maintaining the Baron Palace, which looks like a Hindu temple

Fisherman killed in firing in deep sea


German woman abducted, molested in Chandigarh
Chandigarh: A young German woman was allegedly molested by a group of men in the city early on Sunday. According to the victim, she stepped out of a hotel in Sector 17 around 2 a.m. when a youth approached her and pushed her into a ...

Rs. 43 crore for building houses for fishermen
PUDUCHERRY: The Union government has sanctioned Rs. 43 crore for construction of houses for fishermen living in the coastal villages of Kalapet, Union Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs and Planning V. Narayanasamy said here on ...

Chennai citizens celebrate Corporation’s 320th anniversary
Local body staff and icons from various fields felicitated

Expo on evolution of Madras, Chennai
Chennai: Black and white photographs of old Madras and colourful pictures of Chennai told the story of the evolution of a city and its local body at an exhibition organised at Ripon Building on Sunday. Local Administration Minister M.K. ...

Plan to promote lesser-known tourist spots
Growth in domestic and international visitors to State growing at a rate of 22 per cent

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