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Ayes: 275 ▪ Nays: 256 ▪ BJP votes for government: 7 Nuked: the myth of a weak Prime Minister
At the end of a day as darkly theatrical and stirring as yesterday was dull, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh emerged unruffled master of the game, winner of the riskiest wager of his life by 275 to 256. ...  | Read.. 
 
‘Slave’ breaks free
The muted war cry — so be it — uttered a year ago was fleshed out into a long and stirring victory speech on the floor of the Lok Sabha today as Prime Minister Manmohan S ...  | Read.. 
 
How the bridge was crossed
The UPA and its allies may have weaned away more cross-voters from the Opposition than the MPs they lost to Mayavati and the BJP, winning a side-battle crucial in the war cal ...  | Read.. 
 
Somnath steps down but not as Speaker
Somnath Chatterjee has resigned as the chairman of the Santiniketan-Sriniketan Development Authority ...  | Read.. 
 
Maya cries collusion
Mayavati today saw in the UPA’s triumph a plot to stop her from becoming Prime Minister ...  | Read.. 
 
Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha L K Advani gives way to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh ...  | Read
 
 
This vote gives a clear message to the world that India’s head and heart are sound
Manmohan Singh
Hayden to retire before 2011 Cup
Bowlers the world over who have suffered at the hands of Matthew Hayden will heave a sigh of re ...  | Read..		 Swayze says he is a miracle dude
The Dirty Dancing star looked fit and healthy as he passed through LAX airport in Los An ...  | Read..
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Crore in bag, roar on lips
The Intelligence Bureau took away for questioning the three BJP MPs who today claimed they were off...   | Read.. 
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Land hunt for East-West Metro
Armed with a compensation kitty of Rs 100 crore, the government will begin acquiring 7.5 bighas of l...   | Read.. 
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4 lakh petitions in dust wrap, unread
Around four lakh petitions by ordinary people have been lying unattended in Nadia's district office...   | Read.. 
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Bus mows down 12-yr-old
A 12-year-old was run over by a speeding bus a few yards from his school today, prompting a mob to ...   | Read.. 
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Towards Asian horizons
The joke among Indian Americans this week is that the US presidential candidate, Barack Obama, has "...   | Read.. 
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India's big guns face the Murali, Mendis test
Manmohan Singh and his allies found a way to win the trust vote on Tuesday evening. That too comfor...   | Read.. 
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Gunmen kill Zardari security officer
Gunmen killed a senior security officer for Asif Ali Zardari, head of Pakistan's ruling party, in t...   | Read.. 
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Singh earns trust of captains too
It's a double treat for Manmohan Singh ' the Prime Minister tonight not only won the trust vote on ...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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