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We won’t allow BSNL deal at current rates: Raja
“The lowest tender for 45.5 million cellular lines will cost us close to Rs. 10,000 crore more unnecessarily”

Was car-bomb designed in Bangalore?
Online records show Kafeel researched bomb-making on the eve of departure

DNA test confirms Kafeel drove Glasgow jeep
BANGALORE: DNA testing by the U.K. authorities has confirmed that the man who drove the flaming jeep into the Glasgow Airport terminal on June 30 was indeed Kafeel Ahmed from Bangalore, the elder brother of Sabeel Ahmed who has also been ...

TENNIS
Venus sparkles again in Wimbledon final
Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal set up another title clash

Only Nadal can beat Federer: Berdych
LONDON: Tomas Berdych can only see one man challenging Roger Federer at Wimbledon this year. And that’s Rafael Nadal, the second-seeded Spaniard who beat him 7-6(1), 6-4, 6-2 on Friday in the quarterfinals. ...

CRICKET
Big three opt out of Twenty20 World Cup


CRICKET
Gayle, Morton help West Indies set stiff target scoreboard
NOTTINGHAM: Kevin Pietersen, who cemented his place with England during the Ashes year of 2005 by taking three sensational catches in a Twenty20 international, changed the course of the third one-dayer against West Indies at Trent Bridge with ...

Shattered certitudes and new realities
Efforts need to be made to explore the ideological landscape in which the Karnataka jihadis moved on

Australian police permitted to question Haneef
SINGAPORE: Australian Prime Minister John Howard has hinted that “there is a possible connection” between the recent terror plots in the United Kingdom and an Indian doctor still being held in Brisbane under counter-terrorism laws. ...

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Mobile phone-based ‘pico projectors’ coming
They will allow you to enjoy the large picture size of a television set

Truck bomb kills 100 in Iraq market
Four U.S. personnel killed

INTERNATIONAL
Surrender or face death, says Musharraf


Cooperative elections: High Court seeks particulars of complaints
Says it will take serious note of any large-scale violation of election rules

Violence mars MTC cooperative elections
Factional fight between CITU and ruling party-backed unions spills on to Anna Salai

Chandra Shekhar critical
New Delhi: Former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar, suffering from cancer, is in a critical state. He has been undergoing treatment in the Indraprastha Apollo Hospital for the past three months, hospital sources said. The 80-year-old Lok ...

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