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Terror taint tells on Pakistan
Pakistan today offered to conduct an inquiry into the bombing of India’s Kabul embassy which Delhi, Afghanistan and the US have linked to Islamabad’s spy agency, the ISI. ...  | Read.. 
 
Karzai names neighbour
Pakistan was today portrayed as a country in the grip of “sanctuaries of terror” as Afghan President Hamid Karzai ripped the diplomatic veneer of a multilateral ...  | Read.. 
 
Reliance in, via Keventer
Reliance has taken its first tentative steps in Bengal’s retail sector, riding piggyback on an innovative arrangement with city industrialist Mahendra K. Jalan. ...  | Read.. 
 
Get outdoors, keep glasses away
Time spent outdoors appears to protect children from near-sightedness, a new study has suggested, adding a new factor for a common condition that has long been blamed on exte ...  | Read.. 
 
Dispur wakes up to influx
Jolted by a Gauhati High Court ruling that dubbed those at the helm of affairs as “silent spectators” to the largescale infiltration from Bangladesh, an embarra ...  | Read.. 
 
Jharkhand lad dares metro rockers
Jharkhand is back in Indian drawing rooms. Well, not for any wrong reason or cricket. But because a city lad floored “Bade Shehar Ke Metro Rockers” in the final of ...  | Read.. 
 
Army jawans patrol a street in Jammu on Saturday. (PTI)
Sound of army boots in Jammu streets
 
 
This is not a free speech issue, this is libel
Salman Rushdie
on his demand for withdrawal of a book that portrays him unfavourably
Sound of army boots in Jammu streets
The army, a feature of daily life in the Kashmir valley, had to be called out in Jammu a day af ...  | Read..		 Keira in battle to prove she has brains
She has played some of the most famous heroines in literature, and her intelligent performances hav ...  | Read..
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Scorned CPM sees case cover in tie-up
The CPM believes that Mulayam Singh Yadav and Amar Singh decided to join hands with the Congress to...   | Read.. 
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THE GREEN DIVIDE
What Delhi thought in 1998 Calcutta is thinking in 2008. That too only half way, or even less.   | Read.. 
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Sisters splashed with acid at home
A young man walked into a house this morning, splashed acid at the girl he wanted to marry and her ...   | Read.. 
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Summer holidays
I have never been to Gopalpur-on-Sea, probably because no trains go there (you need to change to a b...   | Read.. 
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Cricket too on President's plate
Besides looking into matters of state, Sri Lanka's President, Mahinda Rajapaksa, will also have to ...   | Read.. 
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China activists jailed before Games begin
Behind the grey walls and barbed wire of the prison here, eight Chinese farmers with a grievance a...   | Read.. 
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AllBank gets new chief
K.R. Kamath has taken over as the chairman and managing director of Allahabad Bank.   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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