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Andhra Pradesh

  • Lorry strike called off in state
  • Telugu Desam MLA's election upheld
  • 'Keep off Tirumala issues'
  • Aggrieved villager deposes before high official
  • VIPs descend on hospital
  • Three killed, 25 injured in rival group attack

    Andhra Pradesh-Hyderabad

  • MCH standing panel okays marginal hike in rent
  • Activity yet to pick up in wholesale markets
  • EAMCET focus will be on analytical skills
  • Two held in boy's murder case
  • Media panel for action against film personalities
  • Singur waters best bet, says expert

    Assam

  • Surrender not stage-managed, says DGP

    Athletics

  • Cheruiyot, Zakharova run to glory

    Barometer

  • Exchange rates
  • Bullion rates

    Basketball

  • A drab beginning

    Bridge

  • Defender Delhi out

    Business

  • Steep drop in major banks' overseas profits
  • Intel's India team to provide mobile chip solutions
  • SBI, ICICI Bank, BoB, OBC get nod to set up OBUs
  • China tops in anti-dumping probes
  • Mixed trend on BSE
  • Rupee scales new peak
  • Enron Commission of Enquiry — a non-starter
  • Tata SSL stands dissolved without winding up
  • Spurt in IPCL's net profit
  • Air Sahara's new initiative
  • German group's Indian arm to expand operations
  • Ennore Port's development plans
  • Cognizant's record Q1 results
  • Ban on DSQ Biotech

    Cartoons

  • Cartoon

    Chattisgarh

  • Jogi to launch Korba's e-seva project today

    Chess

  • Harikrishna heads list of upset seeds

    Cricket

  • Australia retains control
  • Madhya Pradesh clinches title
  • Arothe on verge of a unique century
  • Wright happy with India's show at Dhaka
  • Indian youngsters didn't take the opportunities

    Crossword

  • Solution to puzzle 7653
  • The Hindu Crossword 7654

    Editorials

  • The ULFA mortar attacks
  • Energising the power sector

    Football

  • Sporting's best chance to make Premier League

    Front Page

  • Centre convenes meet on SARS tomorrow
  • Fernandes to be screened
  • Pak. ready to name official to discuss agenda for talks
  • Marchers throng Najaf, Karbala; Saddam aide held
  • 'U.S. tried to discredit inspectors'
  • Split among striking truckers
  • Hurriyat not to meet Vohra
  • Six killed in blast near Srinagar
  • Govt. staff to join strike
  • Togadia defiant
  • Sheila Kaul chargesheeted
  • Purulia: notice to Centre
  • Sri Lanka on alert
  • Indians freed in Russia

    Gujarat

  • Textile workers' strike continues

    Hockey

  • IA gets the better of EME, Jalandhar

    International

  • U.S.-Syria tensions ease, for now
  • 'U.S. not planning bases in Iraq'
  • Fernandes opposes 'selective interpretation' of terrorism
  • Labour MP on Iraq pay list?
  • Worldwide SARS fatalities rise to 217
  • Speculation over Blackwill decision 'totally misplaced'
  • LTTE's move an act of brinkmanship?
  • Palestinian Cabinet crisis deepens
  • 'U.N. inspection' sends Pak. into a tizzy
  • Mugabe sets terms for patch-up
  • More than 110 bodies recovered in ferry disasters
  • Talks on N. Korea tangle from today
  • Karzai for border vigil
  • Musharraf rules out compromise
  • Army chief on goodwill visit to Nepal

    Jharkand

  • Water scenario grim

    Karnataka

  • New seat allotment formula for colleges
  • Prisons in State to be modernised
  • Lokayukta indicts Mysore university VC
  • WB team to discuss new project with municipal commissioners
  • State to seek more funds, foodgrains
  • 12 mega industrial projects get nod

    Karnataka-Bangalore

  • Truck owners exempt a few more items from stir
  • New device to alert police
  • 127 firms registered in March
  • BMP gets machine to clean septic pits
  • Policemen throng Kanteerava Stadium

    Kerala

  • Govt. schemes: Antony's directive to officials
  • CM leaving for Delhi
  • AIDS/HIV stigma: CM convenes meet today
  • HC orders status quo on licence for Coca Cola
  • Congress third group in a spot
  • Essentials reach State

    Kerala-Thiruvananthapuram

  • Railways to help bring essential goods
  • Bullock carts to the rescue
  • Unprecedented rush in major tourist destinations
  • Lion safari park temporarily closed

    Leader Page Articles

  • Rethinking the Rajya Sabha
  • Copyright laws

    Letters to the Editor

  • Code of conduct
  • Malimath report
  • Illegal quarrying
  • Shunning the gun
  • Lost forever
  • Fortnight of Sundays

    Madhya Pradesh

  • Ban on cow slaughter enforced
  • HC upholds election of Cong. candidate as Sagar mayor

    Maharashtra

  • SARS case: Search on for taxi driver
  • SC notice to state on Bheema river water release

    National

  • SARS case: Search on for taxi driver
  • POTA is a national necessity: A-G
  • Togadia to continue campaign for distribution of 'trishuls'
  • Withdraw stir, Minister tells truckers
  • India will face major water crisis: study
  • Preserve environment: PM
  • War crimes tribunal on Iraq sought
  • Finance Bill to be put to vote on April 30
  • Defence funds under-utilised, says committee
  • Bill on cow slaughter not likely this session
  • Bridge to Sri Lanka?
  • PM's advice to BJP MPs
  • Cash rewards for NGOs eliminating child labour
  • A.P., Karnataka hold talks on Jurala project
  • Elders discuss discos
  • Opposition questions high prices of petrol, diesel
  • Bar on NFC activity removed
  • Karunakaran meets Sonia
  • Forest cover up by six p.c.
  • India wants peace process to continue in Sri Lanka
  • River grid project only after consensus: Sethi
  • Railways launch anti-collision device survey
  • Ajit Singh cornered over remarks
  • Sonia writes to Vajpayee on Women's Bill

    New Delhi

  • Markets to get a facelift
  • Green drive marks Earth Day
  • Court helps him retrieve deposit

    Obituary

  • Obituary

    Pondicherry

  • Lottery tickets: CM warns of action against violators
  • Mahatma Gandhi prize for cleanliness to be revived
  • Funds for Sanskrit development not utilised: BJP
  • Govt. rejects criticism on breakfast scheme

    Rajasthan

  • Togadia to continue campaign for distribution of 'trishuls'

    Religion

  • Classical hymn of thousand names

    Sports : General

  • Yentethu doping issue: who is fooling whom?

    Tamil Nadu

  • ILO steps in to end 'debt slavery'
  • Assembly row: Congress walks out as microphone goes off
  • Gopal remanded to police custody
  • Govt. employees on the warpath again
  • Dinakaran committed a fraud on constitution: Swamy
  • Additional water levy slapped on farmers
  • Double murder rocks panic-stricken Vellore
  • CM taunts Marxists again
  • Strategy likely today to counter repression: Stalin
  • Kumbabishekam for 1008 temples this year

    Tamil Nadu-Chennai

  • Ban on demolition of public use buildings
  • Paying power bill, an ordeal
  • Pamphlet campaign to fight `corrupt woman councillor'
  • Marine biotech park near Mamallapuram: Jayalalithaa
  • `Expose' on encroachments triggers fiery spat
  • Probe into `forcible removal' of pregnant woman from hospital
  • Fish-cart driver arrested
  • CMWSSB alteration of superannuation benefits stayed

    Tennis

  • Vijay Kannan surprises Bjorn Rhenquist
  • India beats Kyrgyzstan in Fed Cup
  • Roddick off to a good start

    This Day That Age

  • dated April 23, 1953: Red Drive Threatens Laos
  • dated April 23, 1953: Nazimuddin's Plight
  • dated April 23, 1953: Spare the Temples
  • dated April 23, 1953: Compulsory Registration of Marriages

    Tidbits

  • Caught in a legal web
  • Baby girl for Catherine Zeta-Jones
  • Run-in with the law
  • Sars still popular

    Weather

  • National Weather

    West Bengal

  • SC orders early eviction of squatters in Kolkata
  • Fire in Satyanarayan Park market

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