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Make us boys, cry girls

Study exposes widespread child abuse, shatters myth and rips veil

Hang your head in shame, Grown-up India. Almost half your girls want to be boys because of the way you treat them. ... | Read..

Govt wobbles in Red battle

Stunned by successive Maoist offensives, governments at the Centre and in Jharkhand today groped for a strategy to combat the rebels. Police claimed some degree of success an ... | Read..

Nitish to tread soft on industry path

Wary of the bloodspill in the battle for land acquisition at Nandigram in neighbouring Bengal, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar has clarified that the government will no ... | Read..

Firing probe panel fired

Turning down the state government’s appeal to allow Justice A.S. Naidu Commission complete its probe into the Kalinga Nagar police firing incident, the Supreme Court tod ... | Read..

Project without a pause

Over two decades of procrastination, a redundant foundation stone-laying ceremony and many hurdles later, Manmohan Singh today gave the Assam gas cracker project a second lif ... | Read..

Apang loses

Gegong Apang today became the second Congress chief minister of a northeastern state to be unseated in as many months after an intrigue-filled game of political musical c ... | Read..

Bloody nose for A-I, twice in a day
Warning rings true as two flights make emergency landings in Delhi
Two Air-India flights today shocked their 200-odd passengers by making emergency landings in Delhi, weeks after a government report spoke of serial mechanical snags in the ai ... | Read..

Make us boys, cry girls

You can’t be treating players like Sachin as kids
Wasim Akram
on BCCI’s ad curbs

Reliance retail runs into Bloc
Served a legal notice by Reliance, the Bengal agriculture marketing board has sought from the M ... | Read..

Now, SEZ goes up in flames
The curse, it seems, is upon SEZs. ... | Read..

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An unequal music
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Biz pat on back for Buddha
A beleaguered Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee has got a boost from the world of business. The chief... \| Read..

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Militants on JU recruitment mission
Two Manipur militants on a recruitment drive at Jadavpur University were picked up by military... \| Read..

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Rampage over death certificate
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Time for secession
Wars are older than mankind. Blame games had to await man's arrival because they need speech, but... \| Read..

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How young will the 'young team' be?
Poor Suresh Raina is cursing his luck. Instead of looking forward to a recall, he's giving a... \| Read..

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Hasina faces extortion case
Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was accused today of demanding money from a... \| Read..

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Realtors look abroad for cash
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