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Bihar set for elections tomorrow
Campaign ends for first phase, unprecedented security in place

Natwar meets Iranian envoy
India keen on renewed discussions between EU and Iran

Supporters want Uma Bharti back
She says meetings had nothing to do with politics

13 drowned, 19 missing as boat capsizes
MORENA (MADHYA PRADESH): Thirteen persons were drowned and 19 missing after a boat carrying pilgrims capsized on Chambal river near Chinnoni village here on Sunday, police said. Bodies of 13 pilgrims had been fished out, they said. The ...

RYOTS UNRUFFLED

Avian flu "no threat" here
NAMAKKAL: At a time when fears of avian flu are on the rise, poultry farmers in Namakkal remain unruffled, claiming the birds in the region have a toned-up immune system. The landing of the Asian version of the dreaded H5N1 on the European ...

Spotlight on Chaplins of Tamil cinema
Comedians of yore will be felicitated at a function in Chennai on October 23

Deve Gowda unimpressed with Infosys chief's new blueprint for development
Says new mantra of shifting focus on urban-rural partnership is old wine in new bottle

Tamil Nadu action welcome: Minister
Kerala's apprehensions addressed; both Governments should hold more talks

Delhiites keep a date with some running
NEW DELHI: The Capital took to its feet on Sunday. Getting up early on a bright and sunny morning on a holiday for the Delhi Half-Marathon, it was a day when ordinary and extraordinary achievers came together to show a rare streak of enthusiasm. ...

Flood scene shifts to Rayalaseema, Telangana
Toll 33; Chief Minister asks Collectors not to delay relief

Other Stories

Good monsoon but water goes waste

Rs.2.04-cr. sanction for tiger sanctuary

Santosh Reddy raises banner of revolt

Jacob calls for probe into torture killing

Firearms supply to naxals: police get fresh leads

Kidnapped boy released

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