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CBI bullet hole in police story
A handful of spent bullets could bore a gaping hole in the official Nandigram story. ...  | Read.. 
 
Deficit budget with errors
Finance minister Stephen Marandi today unveiled his plans to spend Rs 231 crore more next year than the revenue the government expects to generate in 2007-08. ...  | Read.. 
 
Meghalaya DGP shifted
Meghalaya director-general of police W.R. Marbaniang has been transferred as the director-general of home guards and civil defence. He will be replaced by B.K. Dey Sawian ...  | Read.. 
 
Delhi glare on Naga clashes
A Union home ministry team will arrive in the Nagaland capital tomorrow to take stock of the escalation of violence in the state and “streamline” the ground rules o ...  | Read.. 
 
Bob’s last lesson: Success is not everything
Bow-out Inzy recalls coach’s final words of solace after defeat to Ireland, Ponting pauses to ponder
Immediately after the World Cup ouster by Ireland, Bob Woolmer had risen above his disappointment to give his team a pep talk. ...  | Read.. 
 
Sehwag celebrates his century. (AP)
Half a phew and a wow!
 
 

We can never overcome the tragedy

Inzamam-ul haq
mourning Bob Woolmer’s death
Nandigram’s land ‘victory’
The government today notified that it would not acquire land in Nandigram, setting off “vi ...  | Read..		 Half a phew and a wow!
The World Cup’s organisers and sponsors would have heaved a sigh of relief after Bermuda o ...  | Read..
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Strikers get bail
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Six Pak judges resign in protest
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