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Hizbollah offers stiff resistance to IsraelThe campaign is to weaken militia permanently, says Tel Aviv The Neanderthal genome Scientists launch project to understand how human brains evolved 9 Israeli soldiers surrounded CAIRO: Nine Israeli soldiers were surrounded by Hizbollah guerillas in South Lebanon on Thursday, the pan-Arab al-Jazeera satellite TV reported. They were surrounded near a town on the Lebanese side of the border, said the report, without ... China will not seek hegemony, says top military official Defence modernisation for safeguarding development ON RECORD "Evidence" of attempt to clone baby LONDON: A maverick fertility expert has published evidence of an attempt to produce the world's first cloned human baby. Panos Zavos, a reproductive scientist, caused a storm in 2004 when he told a press conference in London he had cloned a ... Annan calls for immediate end to fighting UNITED NATIONS: United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan on Thursday called for the immediate ``cessation of hostilities'' in Lebanon, condemned Hizbollah militants' actions and Israel's ``excessive use of force'' while asserting that there ... Driving hydrogen: the road ahead Amid high fuel prices and pollution concerns, Americans are testing newer hydrogen vehicles Other Stories
India & World Interference must stop: Musharraf Asks Kabul to stop making allegations that Pakistan is helping Taliban Bid to cause economic terror in India: U.S. House of Representatives condemns Mumbai blasts Baloch unrest finished: Pakistan India is responsible for the insurgency, says senior official Kanishka probe panel seeks cooperation of victims' kin TORONTO: : The John Major Inquiry Commission has urged relatives of the victims of the 1985 Air India bombing to set aside differences over procedure, reminding them that the success of his probe depends on their cooperation. Justice Major ... Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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