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CPI, Congress discussing seat-sharing in Orissa
NEW DELHI, FEB.14. After having begun talks in Andhra Pradesh, the Communist Party of India has approached the Congress for seat adjustment in Orissa for the Lok Sabha and the Assembly elections. The CPI wants to be accommodated in one of the ...

Congress assails Centre's 'flip-flop'
NEW DELHI, FEB. 14. The Congress said today that the "flip-flop" of the Vajpayee Government in regard to its decision on whether or not to send the Indian cricket team to Pakistan was "most deplorable." For the last four days, the nation had ...

Congress joins issue with BJP on economic policies
NEW DELHI, FEB. 14. The Congress today joined issue with the Bharatiya Janata Party on economic policy stating that it needed to be reminded that it was Indira Gandhi who had ushered in the Green Revolution, made the country a major space power ...

People's Conference faces split
SRINAGAR, FEB. 14. The People's Conference faced a split today with its representative in the All-Party Hurriyat Conference, Bilal Lone removing his brother Sajjad Lone as the chairman of the party. Soon after returning from Kupwara this ...

Cupid triumphs over 'culture police'
NEW DELHI, FEB. 14.Tens of thousands of people across the country disregarded rhetoric and threats to celebrate love and togetherness. Amid calls by various organisations, the Shiv Sena foremost among them, for a ban on celebrating a day they ...

Other Stories

No censorship for books at WBF

`Secular front to finalise seat-sharing in a week'

Pranab criticises NDA's campaign

Milkwash for Rajiv

Togadia flays decision

Mahatma's simplicity leaves her spellbound

IA to carry out repairs on Airbus A-320s at Mumbai

Where India does not shine

Strategies formulated for semi-arid regions

'IT awareness fund' mooted to help youth in smaller cities

Border villagers defy ban orders on meetings

BARC developing hydrogen reactor

It is a testing time for us: Mufti

Supreme Court on petition against godman

Police fire in air to quell mob at Kalam's meeting

Government should stop with regulating: Vaghul

A.C. Muthiah, chairman of IIM, Kozhikode

'Stroke more harmful than heart attack'

Akbar Ahmed 'Dumpy' rejoins BSP

'Pandits must come back'

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