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BJP is scared, says Congress
NEW DELHIBHOPAL, NOV. 10.NOV. 10. The Congress today likened the suspension of Uma Bharti from the Bharatiya Janata Party with the humiliation heaped by the Kauravas on Draupadi in "Mahabharata" and said it showed that the BJP was scared of a ...

UPA Government on track: Sonia
SHIMLA, NOV.10. The Congress president and chairperson of the United Progressive Alliance, Sonia Gandhi said here today that the plans to unseat the undemocratic National Democratic Alliance regime were made in Himachal Pradesh during the great ...

`Shaukat Aziz visit will take forward peace process'
NEW DELHI, NOV. 10. The visit of the Pakistan Prime Minister, Shaukat Aziz, to India later this month will set the stage for further forward movement of the ongoing peace process between the two countries, highly-placed sources said here ...

Patil briefs Manmohan on Kashmir situation
NEW DELHI, NOV. 10. The Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, is scheduled to visit Jammu and Kashmir on November 17 and 18, official sources said here today. During Dr. Singh's visit, some major announcements relating to economic development and ...

Case re-opened
AHMEDABAD, NOV. 10. Police have re-opened for investigation another post-Godhra riot case in Dahod district. In the incident seven houses were burnt down in Singhvad area of Limkheda on February 28, 2002. — ...

Hearing deferred
MUMBAI, NOV. 10. The Bombay High Court today deferred to November 23 hearing of the anticipatory bail petition of social worker Teesta Setalvad. Key witness in the Best Bakery case, Zahira Shaikh, has levelled criminal charges against ...

`Fast breeder reactor programme on right track'
CHENNAI, NOV. 11. A team of European scientific representatives is coming to India this weekend to discuss India's participation in the prestigious International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project, which will generate energy ...

Other Stories

Left not an impediment to reforms: Chidambaram

Vaiko opposes defence pact with Sri Lanka

Court asks police not to arrest Teesta

Protests continue over Handwara incident

57-year-old egos will not wither easily: Altaf Hussain

Zahira meets Poornima Advani

Maharashtra power board faces brickbats

Fuel price hike: unions to stage protests

"Need for more sub-inspectors in Central Industrial Security Force"

'Disillusionment in BJP'

Assam's new Secretariat complex ready

3 non-Manipuri traders killed

Elections are heartbeat of democracy: Somnath

Zee Cinema, MTV bag awards

Amendment quashed

VHP's offer to Uma

Report denied

`Pakistan has softened stance on Kashmir'

A search tool that is safe for children

`Non-matriculates eligible for constable post'

Minister wants landscaping of railway stations

Alternative vision of politics needed: British historian

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