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Kalyan Singh makes overture to Muslims
Owns moral responsibility for Babri Masjid demolition

India signs nuclear pact with French firm Areva
First commercial agreement for reactors, fuel supply

52 dead, 80 injured in Sri Lanka


Irate Mumbai commuters ground train services
Thousands left stranded on trains and at stations

Sonia vows to defeat terrorism
Silvassa (Dadra & Nagar Haveli): Vowing to defeat terrorism, Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday warned that any attempt by Pakistan to weaken the country or harm its unity would be given “a befitting reply.” ...

Quotes taken out of context have given a distorted view: Narayanan
National Security Adviser clarifies remark that Obama was “barking up the wrong tree”

SEBI grills Ramalinga Raju
HYDERABAD: Officials of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Wednesday interrogated the former chairman of Satyam Computers, B. Ramalinga Raju, for nearly five hours at the Chanchalguda Central Jail here. SEBI general ...

Ball is in Yeddyurappa’s court: Renuka
HYDERABAD: Union Minister of State for Women and Child Development Renuka Choudhury has declined to comment on the remarks of Nirmala Venkatesh, member of the National Commission for Women, against her in the context of the January 24 ...

Cooperate with India in probe, Ban tells Pakistan
“Resolve Kashmir issue through dialogue”

India denies submarine stalked Chinese ships
New Delhi: India on Wednesday rubbished reports that China’s warships on an anti-piracy mission in the Gulf of Aden caught a Navy submarine snooping on them in the international waters. Vehemently denying that two Chinese ...

Software and services exports to reach $47 b in 2008-09
The BPO industry to see sustainable growth in the next two years

CRICKET
India plans to test bench strength
Sri Lanka to play for pride; onus on Muralitharan

CRICKET
Chance for aspirants to stake claim
South Zone takes on West in Duleep Trophy final from today

NEWSCAPE
India shifting to urban centres
NEW DELHI: Fifty per cent of India’s population is expected to be urban-based by 2030. This projection takes into account an expected 8 and 9 per cent growth rate of the population over the next decade and anticipated shifts from ...

The snake that could eat a cow
NEW YORK: Never mind the snake that menaced Jennifer Lopez in the 1997 movie Anaconda . Not even Hollywood could match a new discovery from the ancient world. Fossils from northeastern Colombia reveal the biggest snake ...

Tulsi to ‘insulate’ the Taj Mahal
Lucknow: Tulsi, known for its medicinal qualities, will now help protect the Taj Mahal from environmental pollution. In an exercise being undertaken by the Uttar Pradesh Forest Department and the Lucknow-based Organic India, a million tulsi ...

To track and get tracked
SAN FRANCISCO: With an upgrade to its mobile maps, Google now hopes to prove it can track people on the go as effectively as it searches for information on the Internet. The new software, which was being released on Wednesday, enables ...

General strike has little impact on normal life in Tamil Nadu
Public and private transport vehicles plied as usual; some shops were shut

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