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Finally, neighbours mean business

India and Pakistan today agreed to set up a joint business council to promote bilateral trade which has failed to take off in the past because of the hostile atmosphere. ... | Read..

Hurriyat bitter taste before dinner

Kashmiri separatists had kept away from the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus. But as the bilateral peace bus moved into the next gear in Delhi, Pervez Musharraf promised a group ... | Read..

A suitable friendship

Busy fighting a war within, Atal Bihari Vajpayee will be glad to know that a general who once pushed him into a bloody battle will not return without looking up a friend ... | Read..

Second rail link

The peace initiative with Pakistan is right on track with the two sides today agreeing to establish their second rail link in December between Munabao in Rajasthan and Kh ... | Read..

Orissa call for uniform VAT

The Orissa government is in a spot over its decision to opt for the value-added tax regime. ... | Read..

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	Train collides with truck
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Guns outside, missiles fly inside
Anti-aircraft guns were no match for the missiles that Delhi?s cricket crazy fans sent hurtling int.. | Read..

Officer felled, BSF fires warning shot
The Border Security Force (BSF) today warned Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) against any adventurism al.. | Read..

Vishnu Shastri dies in train
Former Uttar Pradesh governor Vishnu Kant Shastri today die ... \| Read..

Tale of honour & honesty
Dressed in a plain saree and pink blouse, 40-year-old M ... \| Read..

Peeved Dadan rival at Mulayam door
Samajwadi Party president Mulayam Singh Yadav?s decisio ... \| Read..

VHP converts 102 in low-key ceremony
Three years after the Viswa Hindu Parishad signed off t ... \| Read..

Doctors? Advani ache
Even as Indo-Pak bonhomie is ascending commanding heights o ... \| Read..

Q&A queue greets Q and A
Vikas Swarup has returned to London, where he was a mid ... \| Read..

Poll panel push to expenses model
The chief election commissioner today urged professiona ... \| Read..

Freedom train rolls from Gujarat
In the backdrop of President Pervez Musharraf'?s v ... \| Read..

Karat to take off with pension bill
CPM general secretary Prakash Karat, seen as a hardline ... \| Read..

Modi rebels
Stepping up pressure against Gujarat chief minister Narendr ... \| Read..

US Indians rally to revise history texts
Fairfax county businesswoman Sandhya Kumar teaches her thre ... \| Read..

Rebel-wary Centre shy on Telengana
The United Progressive Alliance government is unlikely ... \| Read..

Youth signal to Dalai Lama
The security breach at the Indian Institute of Science ... \| Read..

War on conversions
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Bajrang Dal and other saffro ... \| Read..

Behind Great Wall, positive pragmatism
The positive but restrained commentary in the state-con ... \| Read..