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Sops for chemicals? (Part - I)The U.S. Consulate in Mumbai reports on the manoeuvres of the Dow Chemical Company to get its plants cleared, and the contradictory responses of powerful politicians 
Sops for chemicals? Dow's behind-the-scenes manoeuvres (Part - II)The politician had expressed “a desire to resolve the dispute peacefully.” The villagers should have been informed about the project, he said. The Mumbai Consulate noted that the Warkaris, a local community, worshipped a ... 
When New Delhi stood its groundIndia fought off U.S. pressure to endorse ‘regime change to fix human rights' Moving globally against the Tigers 
Census 2011 puts India's population at 1.21 billionRise of 181 million in 10 years; decline in child sex ratio Hazeena's husband cleared as Congress candidate KRISHNAGIRI: Returning Officer for the Krishangiri Assembly constituency A. Noor Mohamed announced on Thursday that R. Syed Giyaz Ul Haq (originally a dummy candidate for Hazeena Syed) will be the official Congress candidate for the ... Kohli seeks new lawyer Ghaziabad: Surinder Kohli, one of the main accused in the sensational Nithari killings case, on Thursday told a court here that he wanted to replace his lawyer, saying he got death sentence in one case because of the advocate's ... 5,000 policemen deployed for World Cup final Mumbai: A 5,000-strong force of the Maharashtra police and officers of specialised security agencies will be stationed at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium for the ICC cricket World Cup final on Saturday. Already the area around the stadium, ... 1,510 booths vulnerable to poll offence in city CHENNAI: A total of 1,510 polling booths across the 16 constituencies in the city have been found to be vulnerable to electoral offence. According to data collected by the District Election Office for ‘vulnerability mapping', the ... 
At 914, child sex ratio is the lowest since IndependenceMinister Krishna Tirath stresses the need for proper implementation of women and child development schemes Significant rise in literacy level New Delhi: The provisional data of the 2011 census released here on Thursday gave the country good tidings on the literacy front, as the literacy level has increased by 9.21 percentage points in the past decade to touch 74.04 per ... ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 
Fans' conduct - a good auguryThe India-Pakistan match was a great advertisement for sporting exchanges ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 
‘Zaheer is an intelligent fast bowler'MUMBAI: Zaheer Khan will see a familiar face amidst new surroundings at the Wankhede stadium — Sudhir Naik. Naik, one-time coach under whom the India new-ball spearhead learnt the ropes at National CC and later did apprenticeship ... Opinion poll says AIADMK will come to power ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 
Confident India riding a crestSri Lanka plagued by injury concerns for Muralitharan and Mathews ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP 2011 ‘Big players take up the challenge' MUMBAI: Mahela Jayawardene, Sri Lanka's skipper in the 2007 World Cup, made way for Kumar Sangakkara to assume leadership and mould the team his way. The former looks back at how the 1996 World Cup victory under Arjuna Ranatunga's inspired ... 
Manmohan lays down reforms road mapAssures corporate honchos of a transparent, corruption-free environment French Nuclear Safety Authority cannot rule out moratorium on Flamanville reactor NPCIL has entered into framework agreement to purchase six identical reactors for Jaitapur park 
Nisha Rajagopal, first recipient of The Hindu Saregama M.S. Subbulakshmi AwardAn engineer by training, she soon realised music was her true calling NEWS ANALYSIS Congress looks for political boost from Mohali cricket diplomacy NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's successful gamble at cricket diplomacy — thanks to an Indian victory at Mohali — combined with television visuals of a cheering Congress president Sonia Gandhi, accompanied by son Rahul ... U.S. wants to use India in missile shield: WikiLeaks MOSCOW: The United States has been trying to rope in India for its plans to build a global missile defence system threatening Russia and China, the Komsomoloskaya Pravda, a popular Russian daily published from Moscow reported on ... We can jointly work on global stage, Manmohan tells Gilani Indicates willingness to resume sporting links between two nations, a move that will end Pakistan's exclusion from hosting cricket matches RTE provisions on school walls NEWS ANALYSIS 
Governance and decisions a casualty in MaharashtraNCP Deputy Chief Minister's budget draws Congress ire Prepare for long-term climate change impacts on food production: FAO Raja's judicial custody extended NEW DELHI: With two days to go for the CBI to file its charge sheet in the 2G spectrum scam, a court here on Thursday extended the judicial custody of the former Telecom Minister, A. Raja, and three others till April 2. Mr. Raja, the ... Other Stories
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