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Congress to contest 37 seats in Bihar
Sonia will realise her mistake after polls: Lalu

‘Congress alone is not UPA’
New Delhi: Signalling a final break with the Congress in Bihar, RJD supremo Lalu Prasad said on Saturday that his party and the Lok Jan Shakti Party would put up candidates in the three Lok Sabha constituencies now held by the ...

Bhagwat is RSS chief
Ensure 100% voting in the interest of Hindus, cadres told

Dhoni’s men end 33-year drought
Chennai: India scored one of its most significant Test victories on Saturday as it beat the Kiwis in New Zealand after 33 years. Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s men defeated the host by 10 wickets on the fourth day of the first Test at Hamilton ...

Pakistan opens fire at posts
Srinagar: In a major ceasefire violation after a gap of a few months, Pakistani troops fired throughout the intervening night of Friday-Saturday at Indian posts in the Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir, leaving a soldier injured. A ...

Madan Lal joins Congress, gets ticket
NEW DELHI: Former cricketer Madan Lal joined the Congress on Saturday and would be the party’s candidate from Hamirpur in Himachal Pradesh, party general secretary Janardan Dwivedi said. Mr. Lal is being fielded against Himachal ...

16 Indians on hijacked vessel
Mumbai: The Directorate-General of Shipping on Saturday said 16 Indians were on board a vessel hijacked off the Somali coast. The ship was hijacked on March 21 at 1030 hours, DG Shipping said in a statement. The ship was travelling ...

I’m entitled to presume official Pakistan agencies were involved: Chidambaram
We’ll insist that the criminals are brought to trial, says Home Minister

Hiccups still in Congress-NCP alliance in Maharashtra


Whatever the Congress had will go away now, says Lalu
New Delhi: Rashtriya Janata Dal supremo Lalu Prasad said on Saturday he was not sad, but was definitely surprised, with the Congress’ decision to contest 37 seats in Bihar and admit rebel RJD leaders into its fold. “Whatever they ...

Police officers move Supreme Court


40 women join Army as Lieutenants
CHENNAI: History was made at the hallowed Major Parameshwaran Drill Square at Officers Training Academy in St. Thomas Mount here on Saturday, when 40 women joined the Indian Army as Lieutenants after a passing-out parade. Theirs was the ...

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Looking for a Hindi or Tamil search engine?
From a personal tool, chhotugoogle has entered the public domain

NEWSCAPE
Google hit by privacy protests over its photos
More invasive pictures removed from site even as firm records busiest day ever as traffic jumps 41%

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Mirroring the world
Video becomes favoured medium with broadband growth

New website to recite your prayers
ATLANTA: Too busy to pray? No problem. A new online service can do it for you — Jewish, Christian, Muslim or other, for a price. Or, it suggests, if your children have stopped praying, the service can get them back into good graces by ...

Cherry blossoms light up Tokyo
TOKYO: The cherry blossom season for the year has officially begun in Tokyo. The annual declaration by the Japan Meteorological Agency is closely watched as heralding the arrival of spring. Symbol of ...

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