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Tatas suspend work at Singur
Company evaluating alternative options

EC to meet parties on J&K polls
New Delhi: The Election Commission has convened a meeting of political parties here for September 8 to ascertain their views on holding Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir, now under Governor’s rule. Elections have to be held ...

Sanjeev Nanda convicted in BMW case
NEW DELHI: Sanjeev Nanda, grandson of the former Naval Chief S.M. Nanda, was convicted by a court here on Tuesday of mowing down six persons, including three policemen, in the nine-year-old BMW hit-and-run case. Pronouncing the judgment ...

As NSG members mull new U.S. draft, fate of India deal hangs in balance
Washington must act at the highest political level to convince hold-out countries, say officials

Plan to evacuate 3 lakh marooned in Bihar
NEW DELHI: The armed forces are now focusing their efforts on evacuating an estimated three lakh people marooned in the hinterlands of six Bihar districts and hope to complete the operation in two or three days. Senior officers from the ...

Films should bring about social change: Pratibha
Filmmakers should highlight social evils, upholding the dignity of women: President

e-mail authors identified, claim Rajasthan police
JAIPUR: The Rajasthan police on Tuesday claimed that the terror e-mail sent by the Indian Mujahideen to media houses a day after the May 13 serial blasts in Jaipur was authored by Abu Bashir and Tauqeer alias Abdul Subhan — allegedly ...

Sanjeev Nanda’s friend acquitted
During the nine-year-long trial, the case saw many twists and turns

Court to hear Archbishop’s plea today
New Delhi: The Supreme Court will hear on Wednesday a writ petition filed by the Archbishop of Cuttack for a CBI probe into the killings of Christians and damage caused to churches and other institutions in Kandhamal district of ...

Rhino calf, hog deer drowned in Kaziranga
Pabitora sanctuary also submerged in Brahmaputra waters

INTERNATIONAL
PPP puts Sharif in a bind
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) is keeping its archrival Nawaz Sharif guessing about its intentions, saying it wants his Pakistan Muslim League (N) back in the ruling coalition while a government anti-corruption department ...

TENNIS
Elena Dementieva moves into the semifinals
Williams sisters set up a quarterfinal clash; Paes and Cara Black in last four

NEWSCAPE
Dutch firm plans cheap, powerful electric cars


Maoists shut down Dabur factory in Nepal
Kathmandu: Even as Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal sought more foreign investment and assured full security to industries, Maoists on Tuesday forced the closure of Indian ayurvedic giant Dabur’s subsidiary in Nepal. After ...

Owners of gutted building to be prosecuted for negligence
Two bodies found among debris; records of other building being verified

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