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Manmohan's promise to Manipur
Armed Forces Act to be amended

37 killed as bridge falls on train
Workers cautioned against train passage as bridge, under demolition, became unstable

14 policemen killed in Bokaro blast
RANCHI: Fourteen police personnel were killed and three injured on Saturday in a landmine blast at Kanchkir in Bokaro district of Jharkhand. Among the victims were an assistant sub-inspector, two havildars and 10 jawans of the Special Task ...

CRICKET
India has only pride to play for


15TH ASIAN GAMES: DOHA 2006
Games opens in spectacular fashion
DOHA: It was a fitting climax to a memorable evening as the Qatar Equestrian captain, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Hamad Al-Thani, son of the emir of Qatar, galloped on horseback to the top of the stadium, after emerging from underneath the ground, to ...

15TH ASIAN GAMES: DOHA 2006
Indian aspirations suffer a setback
DOHA: The Indian aspirations of a golden start suffered a setback as the shooters managed to return only two team bronze medals at the Lusail Range in the 15th Asian Games here on Saturday. The men's and women's 10-metre air rifle teams won the ...

Margadarsi advised not to accept fresh public deposits
Reserve Bank of India asks the HUF to monitor assets

Three Indians hurt in Bhutan blast
NEW DELHI: At least four persons, including three Indians on a business trip, were injured in a bomb blast in the Bhutanese town of Phuntsholing on Saturday, the Indo-Asian News Service reported. The bomb seemed to be concealed in a sack and ...

India developing new missiles Towards destroying hostile missiles
`India developing complete suite of air defence missiles'

High Court upholds order against Jayalalithaa in income tax case
Economic offences court had refused to discharge her and Sasikala

Bitter campaigning ends
Acrimony marks the fortnight-long bypoll drive

High-voltage campaign comes to a close
Unprecedented security arrangements in place for Thiruvambadi byelection

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