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Divestment policy irreversible: President
NEW DELHI, FEB. 17.The President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, today endorsed the controversial Kelkar Committee's reports on direct and indirect tax regimes and also said the Government's public sector disinvestment policy was ...
Polish PM plays down divisions in Europe on Iraq issue
NEW DELHI, FEB. 17. Poland does not like any division of Europe — between old and new. "Europe did not overcome divisions to be divided again. We have to maintain unity,'' says Poland's Prime Minister, Leszek Miller, here on a visit. ...
Why are we silent?
NEW DELHI, FEB. 17. Last weekend, the major capitals of the world witnessed massive protests against the proposed American war on Iraq. Curiously, India has yet to stage any massive demonstration of any kind, though our leaders and political ...
Joint session ends abruptly
NEW DELHI, FEB. 17. The joint session of Parliament came to an abrupt halt today when the Vice-President, Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, staggered while reading a Hindi translation of the President's speech. The sudden sight of the tall and ramrod ...
Opposition to take up U.P. situation, Ayodhya
NEW DELHI, FEB. 17. The Opposition parties, displaying a new-found spirit of accommodation, have agreed to prioritise, the twin issues of the situation prevailing in Uttar Pradesh and the Ayodhya imbroglio. Adjournment notices on both these ...
Fernandes for hike in defence budget
NEW DELHI, FEB. 17.The Defence Ministry would be seeking a hike in the defence budget for the coming fiscal year, despite the likelihood of not being able to fully utilise the outlay for the current year. Speaking to newsmen here today, the ...
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  • Telecom issue: meeting fails to break new ground
  • BJP foisting false cases: Cong.
  • `Bhojshala poses law and order problem'
  • BJP flays Verma remarks
  • Govt. looking into dual citizenship
  • DMK moves SC, seeks stay in wealth case
  • VHP evasive on Kalam's counsel
  • `Cricketers spend more time in ad studios'
  • MPs ridicule Indian cricket team
  • International food fair in March
  • Meeting to discuss import of genetically-modified food
  • Charges against MLA baseless, says Delhi CM
  • Will endeavour to preserve NHRC reputation: Anand
  • SC notice on cold wave deaths
  • Kashmir cut off
  • Rly. divisions redrawn
  • SC directs TN police not to arrest BJP functionary
  • Miller invites Indian investors
  • Weather hampers poll campaign in Himachal
  • Defamation case filed against Amit Shah
  • More drought relief for T.N. sought
  • Joshi's plea to Jaswant

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