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Poor & robbed? Don’t go to police
A government that claims to stand for the poor allegedly kept the wife of a day-labourer waiting for seven hours on Thursday when she went to file a complaint of theft. ...  | Read.. 
 
Bird flu back in Bengal villages
Fresh cases of bird flu have been detected in two Murshidabad villages, weeks after the Bengal government said culling operations were over and lifted the state-wide ban ...  | Read.. 
 
Jamiat head loses crown
The head of Dar-ul-Uloom’s parent organisation finds himself out of a job barely two weeks after the influential Deoband seminary issued a fatwa against terrorism an ...  | Read.. 
 
Gas leak at plant, 16 fall ill
Sixteen people were rushed to hospital after complaining of gas leak from the pipeline and dust catcher of blast furnace I of the Bokaro steel plant today. ...  | Read.. 
 
Schoolchildren lay own road for future
Kamlesh was tired of walking 14 km everyday to his Morio Middle School. So, as the eldest among a group of seven friends, he took the initiative and decided to build their ow ...  | Read.. 
 
Sachin Tendulkar, named captain of the Indian Premier League’s Mumbai team on Saturday, said Twenty20 cricket would be a “superhit”. “When ODI cricke ...  | Read
 
 
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Century salute to Sachin
As Sachin Tendulkar flicked Lankan pacer Chaminda Vaas for a single to become Test cricket’s m ...  | Read..		 ‘Invasion’ scare? Indian’s fort is his home
An Englishman’s home, they say, is his castle but in an unusual case, it is a 42-year-old ...  | Read..
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Fatal end to family holiday
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The principal mode of our epoch isn’t business, but busyness. It’s to realize with a start in the mi...   | Read.. 
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