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Son-struck Mother India
For every celebrated token of women’s empowerment like the first female President and every Kiran Bedi who complains of being passed over, there’s a Sunita and a Kajal in Mother India’s son-struck, conveyor-belt child factories. ...  | Read.. 
 
Court ruling lost in transit
Commercial vehicles, especially trucks, found guilty of overloading cannot proceed after simply paying a fine. ...  | Read.. 
 
Wedding plans halt Birhors’ studies
Insistence by Birhor parents that their sons must marry and have children before going back to school has put Bokaro Steel plant’s education department in a spot. ...  | Read.. 
 
Cop shot dead by Bihar goons
An Orissa State Armed Police jawan today succumbed to injuries after he was shot by criminals from Bihar at the border town of Barbil in Keonjhar district last evening. ...  | Read.. 
 
Blast plot cracked
Assam police today unearthed an Ulfa plot to replicate the 2004 Dhemaji blasts across parade grounds in the state during official functions to celebrate Independence Day. ...  | Read.. 
 
Death blow to culling team
A member of the rapid response team of Manipur’s veterinary department, which has been engaged in culling poultry since bird flu was detected in the state last week, ...  | Read.. 
 
To America, on an Andhra
Planes in Air India’s new fleet to take names of states
 Air India’s first two Boeing 777-200 long-range planes, unveiled today, will be called Andhra Pradesh and Assam. ...  | Read.. 
 
Sunita (left) and Kajal with their daughters at Kasturba Gandhi Trust in Gandhinagar. Telegraph picture
Son-struck Mother India
 
 
Thank you, thank you, thank you Peter
Mohammed Haneef
to Peter Russo, his lawyer
Home but with visa blot
A smiling Mohammed Haneef boarded a flight out of Brisbane tonight to be united with his wife a ...  | Read..		 Tables turn in land war
Andhra Pradesh today witnessed a Nandigram, only the six land protesters killed in police firin ...  | Read..
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