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“Sonia knows what is good for all of us”
It is Congress tradition to leave leadership issue to high command, says YSR’s son

Mere outburst of emotions, says Moily
“Yet to begin selection of successor”

Decision on counting date after Mumbai visit: Chawla
NEW DELHI: Chief Election Commissioner Navin Chawla on Sunday said the Election Commission would consider the requests for advancing the counting day (October 22) for the Assembly polls in Maharashtra, Haryana and Arunachal Pradesh after ...

Child doing well after rare heart surgery
It was brought to AIIMS with its heart protruding out of the chest

1.5 lakh people hit by heavy rain in West Bengal
KOLKATA: Nearly 1.5 lakh people were affected by storms and heavy rain in the southern districts of West Bengal, including areas severely affected by cyclone Aila three months ago. About 14,000 houses were destroyed. The rain, ...

Mirror neuron systems offer exciting prospects
CHENNAI: Mirror Neuron Systems (MNS) may throw new light on psychiatric disorders such as autism, schizophrenia and psychopathy, Perminder Sachdev, Professor of Neuropsychiatry at the University of New South Wales, Australia, said on Sunday. ...

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  • First-ever visit by an Indian President recognises Tajikistan’s critical importance
  • Two organisations to pursue anti-Sikh riot cases
  • CPI(M) concerned over ASEAN free trade pact
  • Jobless young pilots look to government for help
  • Armed forces affected by doubts over Pokhran-II: Malik
  • “Strict action against Jinnah supporters”
  • Scientists want Chidambaram to disprove claims
  • CPI(M) slams Centre’s response to drought
  • ‘Political factors affecting anti-naxal operations’
  • Green incentives for States
  • Gandhi memorabilia to go under hammer
  • Thirteen die of swine flu
  • Theft at President’s Estate
  • Railway exam in regional language
  • Curfew in Sangli
  • Dinsha Patel suggests banning Jaswant’s book
  • Warm welcome
  • Maliks in Kashmir



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