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Rising: India and curse of rape
Spaghetti straps don’t mix with male minds which remain warped by cultural illusions that have survived the ages. ...  | Read.. 
 
Calcutta girl dies in US New Year road accident
Students at Bowling Green State University in Ohio are mourning the death of a 25-year-old Calcutta girl, Sweety Mazumdar, and another student, who met with a fatal road ...  | Read.. 
 
Class X boy shoots junior
A Class X boy stepped out of his exam hall today to shoot a Class VIII student dead in a Madhya Pradesh village, scripting the country’s second known school shooting ...  | Read.. 
 
Bangla FDI bar off
India has lifted the ban on foreign direct investment (FDI) from Bangladesh. ...  | Read.. 
 
Central rule in Nagaland
The BJP-backed Neiphiu Rio government in Nagaland fell just two months short of completing a full term in office when President Pratibha Patil gave her assent today to centra ...  | Read.. 
 
Lalu on Modi track
Minister chants development mantra
 The Narendra Modi school of development has an unlikely applicant: Lalu Prasad. ...  | Read.. 
 
VVS Laxman celebrates after scoring his third consecutive century in Sydney on Thursday. His 175-run partnership with Rahul Dravid helped India reach ...  | Read
 
 
He (Laxman) has got this habit of scoring hundreds at the SCG
Brett Lee
Rani faces Rs 94-lakh music
Rani Mukerji will have to pay nearly Rs 94 lakh in fines if she wants to hold on to the Shirdi ...  | Read..		 Going through the mill
After leaving behind the Dunlop crossing, once Barrackpore Trunk Road hits Kamarhati, the left side ...  | Read..
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Mamata sniffs Buddha bluff
Mamata Banerjee today kept the Nandigram pot boiling on the land war's first anniversary today.   | Read.. 
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Con man in army uniform arrested
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Beyond invectives
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It's important to accept
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