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CIMA Gallary
 
123 to 456, US rubs salt into Karat cut
US ambassador David Mulford today underlined that “time is of the essence” and “we must take the last steps” to finalise the 123 Agreement and then go on to “456” — his new coinage to describe a “comprehensive relationship” between India and America. ...  | Read.. 
 
Indian lifeline for Canada towns
Acquisitions such as Corus by Tata Steel may make global headlines but similar, albeit smaller, investments here by Indian companies are providing a lifeline for some tow ...  | Read.. 
 
Sonia jet in air-miss
A special air force jet carrying Sonia Gandhi came within 1,000ft of a Virgin Atlantic flight last week but civil aviation officials said the “air-miss” posed no danger. ...  | Read.. 
 
Fossil fame chases Samaritan scientist
Priceless find named after Indian
 A pioneering Indian scientist who gave up a career in the West to build a village school in India has had the world’s oldest fossils of multi-celled animals named after ...  | Read.. 
 
Sachin Tendulkar plays an exhibition match at the Sunfeast Open in Calcutta on Tuesday. The star batsman and his doubles partner, Russia’s Maria Kirilenko, beat Mahesh Bhupathi and Bhaichung Bhutia. Picture by Santosh Ghosh
 
 
I’m not a guy. Otherwise, I could have become a cricketer
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Mob overpowers troops in Manipur
The army act grants them special powers, but a posse of Assam Rifles personnel were rendered po ...  | Read..		 Cap for cool and calm Dhoni
Nobody will go on record, but a lack of support from key Board of Control for Cricket in India ...  | Read..
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Nuke sparring amid glimmer of hope
Prakash Karat today said the Centre should wait for at least six months before continuing efforts to...   | Read.. 
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Dust gobbles file, blood flows
In the winter of 2005, while kicking off the 150-year celebrations of Calcutta Police at Nandan,...   | Read.. 
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US realty fund debut in Bengal
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee is staying focused on business and America seems to be listening more to the...   | Read.. 
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Two weeks too few for NH31C
Almost a fortnight has passed since a stretch of NH31C was washed away and the two agencies...   | Read.. 
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Jamaican revival
It is difficult to believe that since Indira Gandhi's journey to Jamaica in 1975, no Indian...   | Read.. 
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Bartoli upset; Sunitha up
When the last match of the day finally started at 10.30 on Tuesday night, very few were present to...   | Read.. 
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Pervez agrees to give up army role
Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf has promised to give up his title of army chief of staff if he...   | Read.. 
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20 reasons why T20 is a Giant leap for cricket
It is the perfect antidote to Test cricket. So let there be Tests for the connoisseurs and T20 for...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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