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Bengal blocks Taslima
Taslima Nasreen has become a nowhere woman, hounded out of Bengal by the Left Front government that has refused to take her back. ...  | Read.. 
 
‘She wanted to be back’
Sundeep Bhutoria, 33, tells The Telegraph about his interactions with Taslima Nasreen over the past three days. He is the person referred to by the Rajasth ...  | Read.. 
 
20 killed as Guwahati erupts in violence, army out
The army was called out and an indefinite curfew clamped today after large-scale violence left at least 100 persons injured as thousands of agitating Adivasi students vandali ...  | Read.. 
 
Blasts kill lawyers shunning terrorists
Synchronised blasts tore through civil court complexes in three Uttar Pradesh cities just as Friday prayers ended today, killing 15 people, several of them lawyers who ha ...  | Read.. 
 
NSCNs ready to unite
Two decades of hostility seemed to disappear in a trice as leaders of the warring Naga factions met near Dimapur today to make an astonishing declaration — that the two N ...  | Read.. 
 
Steel city in top 10 rich list
The steel city has made it to the list of the top 10 richest cities in India. ...  | Read.. 
 
Bengal blocks Taslima
 
 
The W.B. police simply refused to countenance this idea (of Taslima’s return)
Rajasthan Government
Army on standby in hills
The army was put on standby in Darjeeling today and the hill town shut down as reports trickled ...  | Read..		 Rally & bandh muscle under apex court glare
Politicians might lose the right to use “official machinery” or state police to enfor ...  | Read..
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Capitulation charge explodes on CPM
The CPM today denied it had a hand in Taslima Nasreen's hurried exit from the city and claimed its...   | Read.. 
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Cops shop as kids cower
Sabrina (name changed), a chirpy four-year-old, has hardly uttered a word or had a proper meal since...   | Read.. 
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Riot twins face music, but unfazed
The Congress today suspended Idris Ali for his role in Wednesday's street riots even as Mamata...   | Read.. 
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Hills shut down as fear closes in
People here are bracing for a rerun of violent incidents and general strikes 21 years after the...   | Read.. 
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Two leaders, two minds
In September, I was in the United States, travelling around the cities of the East Coast. The exiled...   | Read.. 
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Laxman, Dhoni fight back
Misbah-ul Haq gifted India his wicket but the hosts refused to take advantage on the second day of...   | Read.. 
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India only 'notes' Pak suspension
The Manmohan Singh government may have avoided high-profile diplomatic initiatives with Pakistan...   | Read.. 
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Court spanner in Vedanta mining plan
The Supreme Court today refused to clear Vedanta Alumina's proposal to mine bauxite in Orissa's...   | Read.. 
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