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Haneef in solitary cell
A terror prisoner: Australia

Apex court will not bar jailed MPs, MLAs from voting
Curbs will mean their constituencies going unrepresented

Death for three in Mumbai blasts case
Shaikh deeply involved in conspiracy

CRICKET
Grand stage awaits series opener
Back spasm likely to keep Hoggard out

CRICKET
Dhoni enjoying the novel experience
In England, he can walk around without being mobbed

India’s best chance to beat England
Batting will decide the outcome of this Test series

TENNIS
Gonzalez, Nalbandian make shock exits
Sania Mirza-Bethanie Mettack pair in second round

FOOTBALL
Saudi Arabia thrashes Bahrain, tops group
Uzbekistan stuns China, enters quarterfinals

No CET for law
Supreme Court stays High Court order

LPG cylinder misuse rampant
CHENNAI: The use of heavily subsidised cooking gas by commercial establishments, particularly tea stalls and roadside eateries, in the city could soon have an effect on both distributors and consumers. While distributors are already ...

Direct battle: Musharraf
To seek second term; 16 soldiers killed in N. Waziristan

“Leaks of tapes undermine case”
Fair trial possible, says Howard

Haneef tried to clear name with British police
BRISBANE: Terror suspect Mohammed Haneef tried to telephone a British investigator four times after learning he was wanted in failed British terror attacks, but the calls went unanswered, according to a leaked police interview. Dr. ...

Top Lashkar commander killed
NEW DELHI: Mohammad Khalid-ur-Rahman, a Pakistani national who played a core role in organising the Lashkar-e-Taiba’s pan-India terror networks, was killed in a shootout with police and troops near Bhaderwah in Jammu and Kashmir’s ...

7 die in building collapse
MUMBAI: Seven persons were killed and scores of others feared trapped under the debris of a wing of a seven-storey building which collapsed in a Mumbai suburb on Wednesday. The wing of “Lakshi Chhaya,” a 25-year-old building ...

Harry Potter mania is at its peak
Seventh book will witness Harry facing Voldemort in a final encounter

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