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Bullets in turf war, potshots in party
Nandigram is still burning but a consensus is eluding not only the Left Front but also the CPM on how to bring peace back. ...  | Read.. 
 
Force file with PMO
The decision whether to send central forces to Nandigram rests with the Prime Minister’s Office. ...  | Read.. 
 
‘When Priyanka asked Rizwanur to wait, he agreed’
The following is the second and concluding part of the narration of events by a person close to the Todi family. The Telegraph is reproducing ...  | Read.. 
 
Cong puts rift blame on ‘meddling’ Soren
The Congress today targeted Shibu Soren for the rift within the UPA, accusing the JMM chief of “too much interference” in the government’s functioning. ...  | Read.. 
 
Puri temple in Hindu gaffe
Priests at Puri’s Jagannath temple, who zealously abide by the rule that the shrine is out-of-bounds for non-Hindus, today discovered that even foreigners could be H ...  | Read.. 
 
Soldiers & people in land war
Residents of the newly created district more famous for its cantonment today set ablaze an army records building hours after soldiers damaged a temple under construction on a ...  | Read.. 
 
Arson at Assam rail station
A railway station in Assam’s North Cachar Hills district was partially damaged today when suspected student activists set it ablaze. ...  | Read.. 
 
Women in Thane give final touches to a rangoli ahead of Diwali. (Fotocorp)
 
 
But personally, I like Shoaib’s (Akhtar) aggression
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To Russia, with nuclear reactor love
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is cutting short his two-day trip to Moscow early next week by 12 hou ...  | Read..		 Freedom fighter home, a lifetime too late
Sant Singh Teg’s dream to visit his birthplace across the Line of Control died with him but hi ...  | Read..
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