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Kasab pronounced guilty of waging war against India
Special court acquits Fahim Ansari, Sabahuddin Ahmed of all charges

Plot to bomb MNC in Hyderabad foiled
NIA operation points to role of LeT

Exemption to CJI among proposed RTI amendments
New Delhi: It is official. The government is contemplating amendments to the Right to Information Act, 2005. The Department of Personnel and Training, which admitted to considering about a dozen amendments to the Act in an April 30, 2010 ...

Spectrum rocks Parliament
NEW DELHI: Proceedings in Parliament were stalled on Monday with Opposition parties vociferously demanding the resignation of Communications and Information Technology Minister A. Raja on 2G spectrum allocation. The Opposition also ...

Such preparations are made in a war: court
Mumbai: Dressed in a white kurta and pyjama and sporting a stubble, gunman Mohammad Ajmal Amir Kasab stood in his box with a grave demeanour in the special sessions court on Monday. “ Aapko bharat ke khilaf jung ki sajish me doshi ...

Hyderabad plot casts light on renewed Lashkar threat
NEW DELHI/HYDERABAD: Early last year, Research and Analysis Wing agents escorted a quiet, bespectacled Kerala resident off a flight from Muscat to Bangalore: the Indian face of a Lashkar-e-Taiba network stretching across the Indian Ocean rim, ...

Court rejects evidence against Ansari, Sabahuddin
MUMBAI: In a blow to the prosecution's case against Fahim Ansari and Sabahuddin Ahmed, the two Indians accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case, the court rejected the evidence against them and acquitted them of “all the charges ...

Anti-Maoist activist killed in Lalgarh
KOLKATA: Maoists killed one person near Jhargram in the Lalgrah region of West Bengal's Paschim Medinipur district late on Sunday night. The victim, Ram Mandi, was a member of the Gana Pratirodh Committee that was set up in early 2009 to ...

“It's a message to Pakistan”
NEW DELHI: Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on Monday said the conviction of Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab and the acquittal of two persons in the 26/11 case showed India is governed by rule of law. It also sent a strong message to ...

Pakistan must hand over those convicted: R.R. Patil
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government will write to the Centre to take up the handing over to India of 20 Pakistanis convicted in the November 26 terror strike. Home Minister R.R. Patil told reporters on Monday that a special sessions court ...

Proposed RTI changes worry activists
New Delhi: In a letter to an RTI activist, the Department of Personnel and Training (Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions) has admitted to considering about a dozen amendments to the Right to Information Act, with the ...

Dominant forces maligning Raja, says Karunanidhi
NEW DELHI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi on Monday alleged that “dominant forces” were indulging in a malicious campaign against Union Communication and Information Technology Minister and DMK MP A. Raja on the 2G ...

INTERNATIONAL
Pardon for Tissainayagam
Hearing against Fonseka suspended

CRICKET
Jayawardene dazzles
Sri Lanka wins rain-affected match by 14 runs

Tracks in Barbados could test the Indians
Gros Islet (St. Lucia): A full-of-beans India has entered the Super Eight stage. The side's victory over South Africa, despite the rather misleading margin of 14 runs, was convincing. There were a few positives for Mahendra Singh Dhoni's ...

Mass hatching of Olive Ridley eggs begins
RUSHIKULYA ROOKERY (ORISSA): Mass hatching of Olive Ridley turtle eggs has begun at this major nesting site under the shroud of environmental degradation caused by oil spill from a ship recently. The mass hatching, which started on ...

Rs. 20,068-cr. Annual Plan for State
Plan realisation has been good, but more efforts are needed: Ahluwalia

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