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NIA pushing Constitutional limits, Chidambaram told FBIIts powers 'perilously close' to violating provisions on Centre-State relations 
Bribery charge must now be investigatedThe Embassy cable suggests a serious crime was committed on Indian soil to which U.S. diplomats were privy. The Prime Minister cannot cite lame arguments to justify inaction. 
BJP says one thing at party meet, another in privateLeaders ask U.S. diplomats not to read too much into harsh views expressed in foreign policy resolution. Advani plays down BJP opposition to nuclear deal CHENNAI: When in power, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will behave very differently from its days in the opposition. This was the reassuring feeling that United States Embassy Charge d'affaires Peter Burleigh got after a meeting with the ... 
In Sri Lanka, seeking to square the circleCHENNAI: India made an unsuccessful effort to resolve the ‘cohabitation' crisis in Sri Lanka between President Chandrika Kumaratunga and Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe late in 2003 by suggesting that the Defence portfolio be split ... Israel's PR offensive in India Embassy held discussions in Delhi and Mumbai with ‘focus groups' to improve its public image. 
Pakistan backed militants to avoid being targeted?MUMBAI: “Pakistani officials think that if militant groups were not attacking in Afghanistan, they would seek out Pakistani targets.” That was part of a briefing on Afghanistan that U.S. National Intelligence Officer (NIO) for ... 
We didn't purchase votes to win trust motion: ManmohanCharge based on “speculative, unverified and unverifiable” communication Air India brings 1,600 back from Japan NEW DELHI: With 337 more persons reaching India on Friday, Air India has brought more than 1,600 Indians back from the quake-hit Japan. It has also transported over 25 tonnes of relief materials, including 20,000 blankets, to that ... AIADMK identifies seats for CPI, six smaller parties in the alliance Jayalalithaa releases a list of 10 constituencies allotted to CPI 
Sonia Gandhi says gender imbalance in Parliament must go‘Globally women's voices are not being heard in key areas' 
“One side of MRTS stretch poses threat”CHENNAI: The Chennai Police have written to the Southern Railway suggesting that the wall on one side of the MRTS stretch between Chintadripet and Chepauk railway stations be raised as it posed a security threat to vital ... 
Mamata releases candidates listLeaves 64 seats for Congress and 2 for Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist) Pakistan arrests 22 Indian fishermen ISLAMABAD: Pakistani authorities arrested 22 Indian fishermen aboard five boats for allegedly violating the country's maritime boundary on Thursday. They were handed over the Karachi police, a spokesman of the Maritime Security Agency ... 
U.S. Embassy reports are generally accurate: MulfordNew Delhi: Ambassador David C. Mulford — the man who sent many of the secret U.S. embassy cables accessed by The Hindu through WikiLeaks — put to rest any doubts on the veracity of their contents on Friday, stating that ... Hillary warned India about cables 
“Our government does not respond to or give comment on these cables”SRINAGAR: U.S. Ambassador Timothy J. Roemer on Friday refused to comment on the WikiLeaks on India published by The Hindu. Asked how he would look at the revelations, Mr. Roemer told journalists here that he was not going to comment on ... ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 
Sangakkara stars in Lanka's big winMuttiah Muralitharan's bag of tricks proves too much for New Zealand ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 
‘Stirling' effort from IrelandKOLKATA: The battle of the minnows turned out to be a run feast at the Eden Gardens here on Friday. In an entertaining tussle, the Netherlands and Ireland scored 613 runs before the latter snuffed out Dutch aspirations of winning at ... ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 
India needs to manage its overs betterHost must have a solid strategy in place as coming matches will test side's character ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 
Top spot beckons AustraliaPakistan to retain Asad Shafiq; rain may play spoilsport EXCLUSIVE 
Corruption, land-grab charges slapped on Justice DinakaranNew Delhi: Corruption, land-grab and abuse of judicial office are among the 16 charges framed against Justice P.D. Dinakaran, facing removal proceedings in Parliament. A three-member committee comprising Supreme Court judge Justice Aftab ... Other Stories
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