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Over a million flee as hurricane nears Texas
Rita could be one of the strongest storms to hit coast

Heat wave fuelled global warming
Increased atmospheric pollution will trigger hotter summers

Police chief wanted to quit over Menezes' killing
LONDON: The head of British police Ian Blair has said that he considered resigning over the killing of Jean Charles de Menezes, the innocent Brazilian youth, shot dead by his officers in a south London tube station in July on suspicion of ...

Six killed in Pakistan blasts
ISLAMABAD: At least six persons were killed and scores injured in two powerful explosions that rocked city of Lahore on Thursday morning. According to police a remote controlled device triggered both the explosions. The explosives were mounted ...

Yushchenko ally confirmed Premier
MOSCOW: Ukraine's Parliament on Thursday confirmed a moderate technocrat as the new Prime Minister, ending a political stalemate and signalling a shift in President Viktor Yushchenko's policy away from radical pro-Western ideas of the ...

Mid-air drama live on TV
LOS ANGELES: The airliner circled Southern California for hours, crippled by a faulty landing gear, while inside its cabin 140 passengers watched their own life-and-death drama unfolding on live television. While satellite TV sets aboard JetBlue ...

Now, to dumb down the Bible
A 100-minute, `user-friendly' book This is a gateway to the Bible for everybody. We have to face the fact we live in an overwhelmingly secular society and must do all we can to present people with the story and what Christianity is about."

India & World
Hindus in Pakistan allege humiliation
An abducted Hindu girl married one of her abductors and embraced Islam

CBI director elected Interpol vice-president
Defeats Andrew Hughs, police chief of Fiji

``India an excellent role model''
Sri Lankan Prime Minister reiterates his commitment to stronger bilateral economic ties

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