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Phew with two views
Govt safe, jury out on deal
The deal is dead. Long live the deal. ...  | Read.. 
 
Reliance finds farmer voice
A group of farmers today hit the streets demanding Reliance resume farm product purchases that gave them higher prices, handing the company a public relations harvest in ...  | Read.. 
 
Colonial clues to contain cholera
Looking for a first-hand solution to combat the growing cholera menace, state health department babus are now turning pages of documents filed in the colonial era. ...  | Read.. 
 
Bhagalpur cops axed for ‘inhumane’ act
The now infamous Bhagalpur policemen, who tied an alleged thief to a bike and dragged him along the road, were dismissed today. ...  | Read.. 
 
HC heat on Sahay transfer pressure
Jharkhand High Court today issued a notice to Union minister of state for food processing Subodh Kant Sahay, seeking an explanation over the transfer of a CCL officer to ...  | Read.. 
 
TCS comes calling
The Northeast’s biggest information and communication technology exposition, NICT 2007, today turned into a platform for a major announcement. ...  | Read.. 
 
Phew with two views
 
 
I remember
A Diana fan
in a memorial message where her car crashed
Soccer prize no match for cricket
India’s footballers have earned less by winning the Nehru Cup than what the cricketers wil ...  | Read..		 Monument to egalitarianism
Although the 180-foot-tall central tower of Calcutta High Court is 15 ft higher than the Ochterlony ...  | Read..
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Deal dilemma in both camps
The breakthrough came suddenly before teatime, after a tense breakfast and lunch for Pranab...   | Read.. 
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Four tools to safer streets
Citizens' cry for safer streets ' that has reached Writers' Buildings through The Telegraph campaign...   | Read.. 
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Police pursue CM's promise to Reliance
Police today identified two politicians allegedly responsible for attacks on yet-to-be-opened...   | Read.. 
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Bomb scare in Darjeeling
A gift-wrapped parcel containing a "bomb-like device" was found inside a GNLF commissioner's chamber...   | Read.. 
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Left with no purpose
60 years of independence, and half of that span since Indira Gandhi's infamous Emergency....   | Read.. 
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Wild nights are a thing of the past
Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff, of the pedalo affair fame during this year's World Cup, is actually a...   | Read.. 
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Sharif plans Sept. 10 return
Pakistan's exiled former leader, Nawaz Sharif, announced today he would return home on September...   | Read.. 
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States get power to acquire SEZ land
The group of ministers (GoM) on special economic zones today gave state governments the...   | Read.. 
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Gifts and US
But gifts, like most things in life, have changed over the years. Tiny bits of gold jewellery...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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