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Centre keeps hopes afloat
Stirrings of nuke gesture
Highly placed sources today said the government was working on “some sort of an assurance” short of killing the nuclear deal to defuse the standoff with the Left. ...  | Read.. 
 
Koda invokes Kale to justify pee-le
Dissatisfied with chief minister Madhu Koda describing Vinod Sinha as one of his many acquaintances, the NDA today decided to press for a CBI inquiry into the disproportionat ...  | Read.. 
 
Cloud over Speaker’s conduct
A no-confidence motion moved against Speaker Alamgir Alam today sent the ruling UPA coalition scurrying for cover. ...  | Read.. 
 
Bus skids, 33 injured
At least 33 students were injured, five seriously, when a bus of an engineering college veered off the road and crashed into a low-lying field early this morning. ...  | Read.. 
 
Work permits in Bodo belt
The Bodoland Territorial Council will issue work permits to labourers from outside the four Bodoland districts to check the “influx of foreigners”. ...  | Read.. 
 
Sanju earns & yearns
Bail order in transit, actor awaits freedom
 If Sanjay Dutt is freed tomorrow, he will be taking home Rs 204 as the wage for his 16 days of labour at the Yerwada jail. ...  | Read.. 
 
Stirrings of nuke gesture
 
 
We have an ambassador in Washington who seems to be the ambassador of President Bush
Prakash Karat on Ronen Sen
Ahead: Barak & robo-copter
Israel’s defence minister Ehud Barak is expected in New Delhi at the end of the month on a vis ...  | Read..		 Big business on table
Forget the nuclear noise for a day, a more substantial blast could be round the corner. ...  | Read..
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House digs into 'headless chicken'
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Saviour's act goes in vain
Sanjay Singh, 17, stumbled upon a pair of flailing hands sticking out of a manhole on AJC Bose Road,...   | Read.. 
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Govt delinks Delhi turmoil and investments
Investors are coming to Bengal because of the state's efforts and it does not really matter who is...   | Read.. 
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Roof crashes down on kids
The roof and the railing of a nine-month old school building came crashing down today, injuring more...   | Read.. 
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Left smarting
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BCCI sacks Kapil as NCA chairman
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150 hurt as Dhaka students clash with police
Angry students, fed up with having the army on campus, burned a military van and damaged at least 50...   | Read.. 
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