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SPHINX CRACKS

Mubarak hands power to army, decamps to resort

The dramatic and dogged Egyptian Revolution has claimed its great trophy; it is now faced with the greater challenge of picking through the chaotic debris of Hosni Mubarak’s 30-year dictatorship to make good its promise to itself. History has unfolded, casting a tyrant aside; the future now dar ... | Read..

CBI arrests Kalmadi aide

The CBI today arrested Shekhar Deorukhar, a close aide of former Commonwealth Games organising committee chief Suresh Kalmadi, from Pune in connection with the Games scam ... | Read..

READY, STEADY, GO

A giant rally snaking through capital thoroughfares, lined with hoardings pledging khelein hum jee jaan sey, stringed the perfect prelude to the 34th National Games th ... | Read..

High court wants RRDA man out

Jharkhand High Court today ordered the police to seal all establishments working out of basements on Main Road and called for the removal of the Ranchi Regional Developme ... | Read..

A banner in Cairo with a picture of a cracked bust of Hosni Mubarak. (AFP)
SPHINX CRACKS

Allahu Akbar, the Pharaoh is dead. Am I dreaming? I’m afraid to be dreaming
Amr Nassef
An Egyptian anchor, breaking down live in a TV studio in Lebanon

Karmapa clean chit from Himachal govt
The Himachal Pradesh government has said Karmapa Ugyen Trinley Dorje has no links with the foreign ... | Read..

Pak extends envoy’s detention by 2 weeks
A Pakistani court ordered an American official arrested in the killing of two Pakistanis to be ... | Read..

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Echo of past in Sangh plea to Singh
The RSS has sent the Prime Minister a missive in which sections of the Sangh spotted echoes from le... \| Read..

Calcutta	More..
Tutor's right to degree upheld
The high court on Friday upheld a schoolteacher's right to pursue higher education, quashing a gover... \| Read..

Bengal	More..
Pending arrest count of 77,300 in 'laggard' state worries EC
The Election Commission today expressed concern over the large number of pending non-bailable warra... \| Read..

Bihar	More..
LIVING DANGEROUSLY
Dangerous like hell! This expression sums up the picture of the Patna University boys' hostels best... \| Read..

North Bengal	More..
Interlocutor on 'handshake' tour
The Centre-appointed interlocutor will meet Bimal Gurung for a "good handshake" tomorrow, before he... \| Read..

Opinion	More..
Indifference of big men
I am presently embarked on an exercise that is both utterly exhausting as well as truly educative — ... \| Read..

Sports	More..
One has to look at winning every match: Gary Kirsten
Gary Kirsten, Team India's outgoing coach, spoke to The Telegraph here in the lead-up to the World ... \| Read..

International	More..
The Brotherhood waits
They are acutely aware they are under watch and they don't want to set a finger wrong, much less a f... \| Read..

Business	More..
SBI ups rates on loans
Existing and new customers of the State Bank of India (SBI) will now have to pay higher equated mon... \| Read..

Entertainment	More..
Games they play
Having recently endured starvation and battered toes in the service of her art, Natalie Portman now ... \| Read..

Jharkhand	More..
Stardust and some lasting lustre
Sporting achievers of Jharkhand will be where they belong ' in the forefront ' at the prestigious i... \| Read..

Northeast	More..
Joint protest for desks and benches
Students and teachers have joined hands for the first time to protest the alleged total failure of ... \| Read..

Orissa	More..
Strike ends, buses back on roads
City buses started plying the roads today as drivers and conductors called off their strike. Bus se... \| Read..