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| Sherry Rehman named Pak's new envoy to US |
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Pakistan today named former federal minister Sherry Rehman, a close aide of slain ex-premier Benazir Bhutto, as its new envoy
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| 20 injured as train derails in Srinagar |
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At least 20 people were injured today when a train from Qazigund to Srinagar derailed in Kulgam district, the first such incident since train
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| 2G case: SC grants bail to 5 corporate honchos |
| Updated 13:15hrs (IST) |
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In the first bail in 2G case, the Supreme Court today ordered the release of five top corporate
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| Four injured as trains collide in Odisha |
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Four passengers were injured when the Howrah-bound Koraput-Howrah Express collided with a goods train at Jharsuguda ... |
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| Short-circuit, fault in AC |
| An electrical short circuit from a defective heater and fault in the air conditioning system were the prime suspects in todays tragedy on the Howrah-Dehradun Doon E ... |
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| Tata board date sets off buzz |
| The board of directors at Tata Sons, the apex holding company of the Tata group, will meet on Wednesday and is expected to take several important decisions, including the ... |
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| India beats Chinas shut-up envoy |
| A reporter who was asked by Chinas ambassador in New Delhi a few weeks ago to shut up about cartographic aggression on India by commercial entities in Beiji ... |
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| HC scraps teachers selection |
| Jharkhand High Court today scrapped the appointment of 8,042 government primary schoolteachers, terming the eligibility test conducted by Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) in ... |
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| Its official: Assam tea is state drink |
| Assam tea is now officially the state drink. Announcing this, chief minister Tarun Gogoi today said his government was also making a strong case with the Centre to declare te ... |
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A distraught Ajay Thakur, the father of four-year-old Archita who died in the blaze, at the accident site. In the background is the AC coach that caught fire and in which his daughter died. Pictures by Gautam Dey Mothers wailing, children die |
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I feel the baby’s face looks like that of Aishwarya
AMITABH BACHCHAN
after bringing Aishwarya’s baby home
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