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CBI brings back Abu Salem, Monica Bedi
Brought to Mumbai in a chartered flight; successful extradition from Portugal after a three-year legal battle

Pathak vested with powers of civil court
References in Volcker Report pertaining to Natwar Singh and Congress party to be probed

Alleged Jaish conduit arrested in Delhi
Arrest expected to help police trace more Jaish ultras

Downlinking policy for television channels notified
Aimed at providing better regulation of channels uplinking from overseas

Record hydropower generation in State
Thanks to two "successive bountiful" monsoons, 25 hydel dams are full and are continuing to receive inflows

Alleged courier of terrorists lands in Delhi police net
NEW DELHI: An alleged conduit of the terrorist outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) who shuttled between India and Bangladesh and had ferried the terrorists involved in the Ayodhya attack this past July was arrested by the Special Cell of the Delhi ...

Flood damage severe: Central team
BANGALORE: The damage caused by heavy rain and floods in Bangalore and in other parts of the State is "very severe." This is the assessment of the seven-member Central team headed by Joint Secretary in the Union Ministry of Home Affairs ...

Other Stories

Supreme Court admits appeal in Suryanelli case

Assembly to pay homage to Narayanan

Maoists kill Sub-Inspector

Campaign ends

Emergency landing

Notice to Assam

Santosh Reddy is back in TRS

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