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Unprepared? Not this time

India’s calibrated approach on Pak

Exactly a year after the UPA government was convulsed by a joint statement by India and Pakistan in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s policy of rapprochement with Pakistan has reached its “Sharm-el-Sheikh point” for the second time. ... | Read..

Assam to turn bicameral

Assam today took a step towards a bicameral legislature with the state Assembly unanimously adopting a resolution for setting up a Legislative Council or Upper House in the s ... | Read..

Dhaka arrests 2 Ulfa rebels

Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), the elite anti-crime force of Bangladesh, today arrested two Ulfa rebels from Bhairab in north Kishorganj in a pre-dawn raid. ... | Read..

7 die as fire within bleeds CRPF

Seven personnel died a bloody death in a Jharkhand CRPF camp last night, falling prey not to Maoists but to a comrade who had apparently cracked under the constant strain of ... | Read..

Qureshi call

Pakistan’s foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi telephoned external affairs minister S.M. Krishna late on Saturday night in an attempt to make up for his undiplomatic be ... | Read..

A for agitate, B for bandh, C for Citu
Trade union school to come up on prime Delhi property given at subsidy
For the first time, a school for teaching how to shut down a country, at a 99 per cent national subsidy. ... | Read..

Mountaineers hold the Queen’s baton for the Commonwealth Games at Nathula in Sikkim on Saturday. (PTI)

We want talks, they (India) too want talks
Yousaf Raza Gilani Pakistan Prime Minister

Pawar plan for Bihar: target Cong
If your friend isn’t game, play spoilsport. ... | Read..

Hill talks date set, strike cloud thins
The Centre has convened tripartite talks with the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha and the Bengal governm ... | Read..

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