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Mumbai real estate gold mine shrinks
Mumbai High Court today stunned real estate developers by putting out of their reach 400 acres in the heart of the cramped metropolis. ...  | Read.. 
 
Pak no-pilot plea hits Delhi wall
Islamabad tonight said it is ready to let Indian helicopters carry relief into Pakistan, but they cannot have Indian pilots and crews on board. ...  | Read.. 
 
Party dashes Uma’s crown hopes
In a rebuff to Uma Bharti, the BJP’s central leadership has ruled out replacing Babulal Gaur as Madhya Pradesh chief minister. ...  | Read.. 
 
Pauper parade in US
Bankruptcy law change triggers rush
 More than 28,000 Americans filed for bankruptcy every day last week, crowding courthouses across the US to beat today’s deadline ahead of a new, tougher law that makes i ...  | Read.. 
 
Back to ballot ...  | Read
 
 
This will only show the human face of India to the world

YASIN MALIK
JKLF leader
on allowing international relief bodies in Kashmir
Throats slit, baby burned in ethnic war
Militants slit the throat of segregated bus passengers and hurled a three-month-old baby into f ...  | Read..		 Natwar in Nepal surprise meet
External affairs minister K. Natwar Singh had an unscheduled informal meeting with Nepal’s ...  | Read..
 
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