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New enemy brings Gandhians back to the battlefield

A rare phenomenon of this election in Gujarat is the political activism of the Gandhians. Used to shunning politics in favour of “constructive action” and some well past their sixties, they have come together to oppose the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Gujarat, claiming that this is their ... | Read..

Modi’s Hindutva vs Vaghela’s soft saffron

An eight-column front-page spread in the leading Gujarati newspaper, Gujarat Samachar, today is divided into a six-column picture of the crowd in Mehsana on Sunday ... | Read..

Time-tested formula in riot laboratory

The BJP’s brains trust for the elections is gambling heavily on the party making deep inroads in north and central Gujarat even if it were to take losses in Saurashtra an ... | Read..

Fear, anger replace faith

Trembling hands joined in a namaste and eyes spilling over with terror and tears, he had pleaded with the police to rescue him from the clutches of the marauding m ... | Read..

Bangladesh soldier branded Indian spy

A junior officer of the Bangladesh Army and his two suspected accomplices have been arrested on charges of spying for India, the government said today. ... | Read..

Nagappa’s son-in-law Kiran Patel looks at the body of the former minister (right). (PTI)

	Rush hour bomb scare grips Delhi
	HC sex scandal probe begins
	Ex-PSC chief’s plea rejected
	Wall cave-in kills 2

Kollegal keeps govt away from funeral
Scattered violence broke out in Kollegal and a pall of gloom descended on Karnataka’s Chamrajna.. | Read..

Pav bhaji seller to Dawood brain
Mumbai police would love to look into Anees Ibrahim Kaskar’s brain... | Read..

Mufti taps Delhi on job sops to militants
A team of Union home ministry officials and the Jammu a ... \| Read..

India sees limited role in Lanka
India today ruled out greater involvement in the Sri Lanka ... \| Read..

Dalit lynchings blame on cops
A Haryana government report on the October lynching of ... \| Read..

Krishna caught in caste storm
A political storm is brewing in Karnataka. ... \| Read..

House nod to rape law change
The Lok Sabha today passed an amendment to the Indian E ... \| Read..

Jaya calls for joint drive
Tamil Nadu today played down the political fallout of H ... \| Read..

Green signal to offshore mining Bill
The Rajya Sabha today approved the Offshore Areas Miner ... \| Read..

VIP greetings, muted celebrations
Greetings from President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, Prime Mini ... \| Read..

Delhi offer to join hunt
Parliamentary affairs minister Pramod Mahajan today tol ... \| Read..

Nalco says no to bidders
Workers and trade union leaders of the National Alumini ... \| Read..

Battle of wits over laws that block divestment
A battle of wits has begun in Parliament with the BJP d ... \| Read..

Apex court sounds Centre on Vaiko plea
MDMK leader Vaiko’s petition prompted the Supreme Court ... \| Read..

9-year-old takes police for two-day kidnap ride
A nine-year-old Lucknow boy has led the police on a wil ... \| Read..

STAR catches rivals off guard with bouquet price cut
Signalling a first in the cable and satellite industry, STA ... \| Read..

Pak postpones Saarc summit, blames India
Pakistan today announced the “indefinite” postponement ... \| Read..

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