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Pakistan's intentions will be on test: Manmohan
Says Bangladesh is another security concern

LTTE attack on Galle repulsed
One killed as Tigers' boats explode

BSF, BDR exchange fire
KOLKATA: A 27-year-old Indian was shot dead allegedly by a border guard of the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) in north Bengal even as the Border Security Force and the BDR exchanged fire in the southern part of West Bengal on Wednesday. A woman and ...

Sanjay Dutt case verdict likely after Deepavali
TADA court exempts actor from personal appearance

Lashkar-e-Taiba founder released
India is Pakistan's eternal enemy, says Saeed

Dengue: 107 deaths confirmed
NEW DELHI: Dengue cases continue to rise, particularly in the capital, with the Union Health Ministry confirming 107 deaths nationwide. As many as 6,423 people are undergoing treatment, including 713 cases reported in the past 24 hours. The ...

Iraq to hold unity meet
BAGHDAD: The U.S. military on Wednesday reported the deaths of nine soldiers and one Marine, bringing October's death toll to 69, an average of almost four a day and putting the month on course to be one of the deadliest month's since U.S. ...

DPA ahead in local body polls
CHENNAI: The Democratic Progressive Alliance led by the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam surged ahead in a majority of the local bodies, including all five Corporations for which counting of votes began on Wednesday. The combine is also likely to gain ...

High Court permits counting of votes
Also clears deck for conduct of re-poll in 27 more Chennai booths on October 20

CRICKET
Windies holds its nerves
Taylor rocks the Aussies with hat-trick in dying stages

Younis Khan, the committed leader
JAIPUR: He gives the impression of a man in a hurry; in a hurry to score runs, in a hurry to wind up the match and in a greater hurry to join his teammates once he is through with the mandatory media session. What matters to him is his team, and ...

Pitches not batsmen friendly
The dew factor will come into play in all the games at Jaipur, writes Vivian Richards

It's time for digital campuses, says panel
`Laptop should be entry device to cyberspace'

Traders get further relief from sealing
Supreme Court extends deadline for filing of affidavits up to January 31, 2007 It is not at all a human problem, it is only a money problem: Chief Justice

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