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Ship sinks with fish-killer ash
A ship carrying at least 600 tonnes of fly ash sank this evening near Calcutta, raising the spectre of an ecological disaster in the river Hooghly. ...  | Read.. 
 
Welcome to London but please test for TB
India House in London appears not to be have been warned by the British authorities that they were proposing to introduce TB checks before giving visas to people coming f ...  | Read.. 
 
Bypoll in end of August
The by-election to the Jamshedpur Lok Sabha seat will be held on August 29. ...  | Read.. 
 
Plea for central funds
Even as a nine-member central team today reached Orissa to assess the damage caused by the recent floods in the state, the government today raised its demand for financia ...  | Read.. 
 
Floodwaters cut off road links to Godda
Embankments gave way and rivers overflowed while floodwaters washed away a bridge, cutting off Godda from the rest of the state. ...  | Read.. 
 
Moderate face of HNLC surrenders
Labelled a moderate and sidelined by his compatriots, the chairman of one of Meghalaya’s strongest militant groups surrendered today before chief minister D.D. Lapan ...  | Read.. 
 
Master meets but misses magician
When Potter actor queued for autograph, Sachin was lost in sign spree
Sachin Tendulkar managed no more than 37 and 16 in the Lord’s Test, almost surely his last there, but that didn’t stop the much-in-the-news Daniel Radcliffe from qu ...  | Read.. 
 
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam in the Mughal Gardens at the Presidential Palace grounds on Tuesday, his last day in office. In his farewell address to the nation, ...  | Read
 
 
If I was linked to every friend I had, I would have no friends left
Shilpa Shetty
Hold on, HC tells ‘donor’ Amitabh
Allahabad High Court today blocked Amitabh Bachchan’s plans to donate his controversial la ...  | Read..		 Review hope on Madhyamik
A high court order today threw open the possibility of making all Madhyamik candidates — not j ...  | Read..
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High drama across courtrooms
As the judge read out the death sentence, Abdul Akhtar Khan sprang to his feet.   | Read.. 
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Rules for pool cars
The government announced the laying down of road rules for pool cars ferrying schoolchildren, even...   | Read.. 
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Ceiling bill survives panel term
The CPM may have put the land ceiling bill on the backburner under pressure from Left Front...   | Read.. 
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Dacoity on night train
Two persons were injured and over Rs 40,000 was looted from passengers on the Guwahati-bound...   | Read.. 
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Look back in terror
Angelina Jolie is doing to Pakistan what Ben Kingsley did to India 25 years ago. But her effect is...   | Read.. 
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'Saving the Test was almost like winning'
Having played the lead on-field role in saving the first Test, Mahendra Singh Dhoni wanted to...   | Read.. 
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Top militant kills himself
A one-legged pro-Taliban commander wanted for the 2004 kidnapping of two Chinese engineers blew...   | Read.. 
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Jindals lose Sasan, REL sniffs scope
The Jindals have finally been vanquished in the battle for the 4000mw Sasan project.   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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