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Steel & Shilpa keep UK busy
It needed someone in authority to link the names of the two Indians who are dominating the news — Shilpa Shetty and Ratan Tata —and the Financial Times did just that today. ...  | Read.. 
 
Ulfa cloud on Bhutan, again
Bhutan’s persistent denial of Ulfa’s resurgence in its territory is being doubted again with the militant group freeing a kidnapped engineer of the Border Roads ...  | Read.. 
 
Editors’ Guild spits fire at Ulfa
Taking umbrage at Ulfa’s recent outbursts against Kanak Sen Deka, editor of Dainik Agradoot, and D.N. Chakravarty, editor of Dainik Asam, the Editors ...  | Read.. 
 
Author finds calling in Ramayan
The author recounts the days she spent at Vrindavan ...  | Read.. 
 
Art auction? Shut eyes and splurge the crores
Gaitonde breaks own record, but the taste of some buyers is raising eyebrows
 V.S. Gaitonde broke his own record — for the highest price ever paid for a painting in the country — when an untitled work by the artist fetched a whopping Rs 5.76 crore at a ...  | Read.. 
 
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Actor Shayan Munshi and wife Piya leave Delhi High Court after a hearing in the Jessica Lal case. The court has told him to explain in “written format ...  | Read
 
 
I have recognised him. He is my son
Ghulam Rasool
after carpenter Abdul Rahman’s body was exhumed
Games Delhi plays
The Bush administration may have won scores of fans here by pushing the nuclear deal with India ...  | Read..		 Rush to snatch match for DD
Let parents wait for years for news of their missing children — but the government will not to ...  | Read..
NationMore.. 
When the news is too good and too early, better be on guard
India is upbeat ' the economy is growing faster than ever and the polity is stable ' but Manmohan...   | Read.. 
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Swindler among sleuths
When a tip-off reached the CID headquarters that Minati Biswas, a home guard with the department,...   | Read.. 
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Land unrest in Kharagpur
After Singur and Nandigram, farmers in West Midnapore's Kharagpur have launched an agitation against...   | Read.. 
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'Dead' and kept aside, baby moves
Angry relatives of a newborn ransacked the maternity section of the district hospital here today...   | Read.. 
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A sense of humiliation
This piece is being written not from anger. It is occasioned by sorrow, despondency and, one must...   | Read.. 
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Sehwag, Munaf set to be recalled
The senior national selectors are set to recall Virender Sehwag and Munaf Patel for the first two...   | Read.. 
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Boston ad stunt sparks chaos
A television network's marketing campaign went badly awry yesterday, causing a day-long security...   | Read.. 
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Tatas shop for Corus shares
After outbidding CSN to win Corus, the Tatas wasted no time to get down to brass tacks as it...   | Read.. 
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Beauty spills drug blot
Miss USA Tara Conner, who hung on to her title last month by agreeing to go into rehab, has admitted...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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