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Sodomy bloodshed in uniform
Policeman kills five colleagues at Delhi bank, cites harassment
An alleged attempt at sodomy, a beast that is usually brushed under the carpet to safeguard the morale of the men in uniform, drove a policeman to gun down at dawn five of his colleagues guarding a bank in the capital. ...  | Read.. 
 
Namdhari resigns
Former Speaker and JD(U) MLA from Daltonganj Inder Singh Namdhari today tendered his resignation as the member of the Assembly. ...  | Read.. 
 
Cheat slur on MLA daughter
Copying has become a major menace in the ongoing high school certificate examination. More than 123 students have been caught in the four days since the exam started on M ...  | Read.. 
 
Death knell for marriage party
The party for a group of marriage revellers ended on a sad note when the mini-truck they were travelling in turned turtle killing 10 and injuring 34 others at Talavenda v ...  | Read.. 
 
Student ‘ban’ shadow on Manipur exams
Over 23,000 students will appear in the matriculation examinations beginning tomorrow under the shadow of a “disruption” threat by All Naga Students Union, Mani ...  | Read.. 
 
A bat takes a catch
Whatever Michael Holding has to say against cricketing minnows, Kashmir will not mind a few more of them in the World Cup. ...  | Read.. 
 
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Sodomy bloodshed in uniform
 
 
He said that in a lighter vein
George Fernandes
on Vajpayee asking him not to touch the Bofors files
SMS terrorises plane
Everything is fine but a terrorist attack can take place! But don’t tell police about i ...  | Read..		 Atwal in trouble after car-race crash in US
Arjun Atwal, the first Indian golfer to become a member of America’s celebrated PGA Tour, ...  | Read..
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DJINN PARADE
And suddenly, one stumbles on mounds of wet clay near arrays of hundreds of earthen lamps, little...   | Read.. 
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Red ravage on greens
In a few hours on Sunday, a rally by the CPM's farmers' wing inflicted on the lungs of the city...   | Read.. 
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Buddha industry challenge to opponents
Pepped up by the sight of a sea of people at a peasants' rally, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee today...   | Read.. 
North BengalMore.. 
Sikkim wakes up to tragic tale
The young bride stared in shocked silence.   | Read.. 
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Power drive
The author is former director-general, National Council for Applied Economic Research   | Read.. 
SportsMore.. 
Fitness 'test' likely tomorrow
Sourav Ganguly's post-right ankle injury fitness is likely to be assessed on Tuesday during Team...   | Read.. 
InternationalMore.. 
Chirac enters the last lap, unmourned
French President Jacques Chirac is expected to announce his retirement from frontline politics,...   | Read.. 
BusinessMore.. 
Cloud over new term of HPL boss
When the Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd (HPL) board meets on March 20 at Taj Palace, Delhi, it may turn...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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