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Girl falls off Howrah Bridge, duo scoops her up to life

Two launch hands today jumped into the Hooghly to rescue in the nick of time a 17-year-old schoolgirl who had a moment ago been leaning a little too carelessly on the Howrah Bridge’s railing. ... | Read..

Twin bandhs in Assam tomorrow over power crisis

Simultaneous 12-hour bandhs have been called in Assam’s Cachar and Barak valley districts on Monday over the escalating power crisis in the state. ... | Read..

Lovelorn grandma on fast

It could be the usual teenage love story ? the heartbroken girl on fast, pining for her 35-year-old boyfriend whom her family won’t let her marry because of the age mismatch. ... | Read..

Lady Chatterjee’s naughty natter
A 3D character adds a new dimension to life in Calcutta
Move over Buladi, Lady Chatterjee is here. She is slightly “boudi”, but mostly trendy. ... | Read..

A monkey tries to quench its thirst in Hardwar. Many places in northern India recorded the hottest day on Saturday with Delhi sizzling at 44.5 degrees ... | Read

I sincerely believe that we must strike a fair balance between ... ensuring equity and pursuing excellence

MANMOHAN SINGH

PM reads writing on banner
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had just finished speaking when Simpreet Singh rose from his seat amo ... | Read..

Passengers in mid-air mutiny
Fourteen angry economy class passengers, who had stormed the first class cabin while a Pakistan ... | Read..

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Lazy lessons from comfortable loser
Propped up against a mound of pillows in his hotel room, a contented Vinay Katiyar says fighting the... \| Read..

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5reasons to live at the plexes this summer
We're all going on a summer holiday, \| Read..

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Where parties dare not promise
Even Ja- yalalithaa wouldn't probably have laced her promises with gold in the vast expanse of the... \| Read..

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The beautiful couple
the rectification of names. As we read in his Analects, once a disciple asked him: "If one day a... \| Read..

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Afro-Asian meet may precede
After doubts in more than one quarter, edition No.2 of the Afro-Asian Cup may be held in India, in... \| Read..

International	More..
Blair digs in, but problems still remain
It is a sign of the power struggle at the heart of the government that Tony Blair's advisers had... \| Read..

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India out of Asian currency club
India wants to join, but other Asian nations don't think India is 'Asian' enough to be part of... \| Read..