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Atal doffs hat to nuke 'father' Rao

Atal Bihari Vajpayee chose the day after his birthday to make an important disclosure, crediting P.V. Narasimha Rao as the 'true father' of India's nuclear programme. ... | Read..

Govt gropes in darkness of devastation

As home minister Shivraj Patil set off on a tour of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu today, his heart would have been heavy with the reports of death and destruction there. ... | Read..

Abnormally swollen, river gulps hawker

The giant waves unleashed by the Sumatra quake claimed a life in Bengal and sent ripples through land and water bodies across the state. ... | Read..

Armed forces put on emergency alert

The government has asked the defence ministry to put the military on an emergency peace-time operation in the wake of the series of tsunamis. The military operation is be ... | Read..

Flight from fear island

On the 10th day of their dream vacation, the Duttas were woken up early this morning by a rat-a-tat on the door of their fourth-floor room in a Port Blair hotel. Sadananda, a ... | Read..

India's ambassador to Pakistan Shiv Shankar Menon and foreign secretary Shyam Saran in Peshawar on Sunday. (Reuters)

	Health check for Pandits in camps
	Employer sets driver ablaze
	Intruder in CM house
	Cold wave

Wake-up call with three whiplashes
Giant waves churned up by a massive earthquake across the ocean came crashing on the Tamil Nadu.. | Read..

Curse of the sea eclipses full moon
Over 200 people were killed across the 975-km shoreline of Andhra Pradesh as tsunamis as high a.. | Read..

Aftershock rattles Orissa
The quake that had its epicentre in Sumatra today shook ... \| Read..

Holy dip turns death trap
For thousands of coastal Andhra Pradesh residents, an a ... \| Read..

Fishermen face fury
Nearly 200 people died and 600 were injured as tsunamis ... \| Read..

Quakes trigger tsunamis
Undersea earthquakes are the most frequent causes of th ... \| Read..

Laloo & rival spared stick
With the Election Commission not taking any drastic act ... \| Read..

SMS & scurry for ministers
When the mobiles beeped around 7 am today to announce an SM ... \| Read..

Delhi catches whiff of gas
Iran foreign minister Kamal Kharazzi is arriving here t ... \| Read..

Lash for Goa
The effects of the tsunami, which caused massive devastatio ... \| Read..

Coast alarm
Bengal has issued an alert to tourists and fishermen in area ... \| Read..

Experts jolted out of slumber
India could have had two hours' advance warning that a wall ... \| Read..

Water surges into nuke complex
India's nuclear weaponisation facility at Kalpakkam was ... \| Read..

Scientist words ring true
As India mourned, a group of people at Madras Universit ... \| Read..

Livelihood swept away
Homes and hearts were broken by the time the tsunamis w ... \| Read..

Relief for tourists
The coastguard is planning to drop food and water packets t ... \| Read..