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Bush aide on Indian double mission
When you continue to have differences on policy that appear irreconcilable, take a holiday among your negotiating adversaries. ...  | Read.. 
 
Sourav, the almost forgotten
Sourav Ganguly almost returned as a “loser” despite India’s victory over...  | Read.. 
 
CPI leader salvo on Posco project
The anti-Posco agitation got a boost today with CPI MP and Aituc general secretary Gurudas Dasgupta demanding that the plant project be scrapped. ...  | Read.. 
 
Just do it, Gogoi tells ‘his’ DGP
Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi was forced to do some introspection and tough talking at a function intended to blow his government’s trumpet. ...  | Read.. 
 
Lahore leash grounds Imran
Blame pinned on Pervez
 Imran Khan, the iconic cricketer-turned-politician seen as a threat by the Establishment in Pakistan, is going to challenge the restraining orders slapped on him by the provi ...  | Read.. 
 
Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore, flanked by Team India physiotherapist Greg King (left) and fielding coach Robin Singh, smiles during the presentation c ...  | Read
 
 
I am just a sada man. Whatever work is deputed to me I do that
Sushil Kumar Shinde
asked whether he is in the race for President
Last rites without body after morgue demands bribe
The state could not protect Mani Maddi’s life. Neither could it give her the dignity the dead ...  | Read..		 What’s new in China visa war? Delhi reply
Beijing’s recent denial of visa to an IAS officer from Arunachal Pradesh is not a first — ...  | Read..
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Caned comrades at pains to behave
"Princy" Prakash Karat's stick has whipped the self-confessed problem children to the straight and...   | Read.. 
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Shunned in life, death
The ordeal of Nitai Adhikary, an AIDS patient thrown out of a state-run hospital in the city on...   | Read.. 
BengalMore.. 
Rebels run under fire from police and people
Bodyguards armed with one automatic rifle and a revolver and some 20 villagers with bows and...   | Read.. 
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Quake shakes hill state, 2 killed
Two persons were killed in a quake-triggered landslip in South Sikkim yesterday.   | Read.. 
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Searching high, not low
With some help from the media, the two dynasties tried hard to turn the sideshow into the main event...   | Read.. 
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India notch up their biggest win
It was madness, not cricket, that Bangladesh displayed against India on Sunday, as they lost the...   | Read.. 
InternationalMore.. 
Chaudhry salvo at Musharraf
Pakistan's suspended chief justice took a veiled swipe at President Pervez Musharraf on live...   | Read.. 
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Talent shortage perks up India Inc pay
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh wants the industry to stop paying crazy top-dollar salaries to its...   | Read.. 
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They refuse to pay
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