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People in Himachal are being confused: CPI(M)
BJP, Congress adopting diversionary tactics: Yechury

Be circumspect in quashing criminal cases: apex court
Interfere only to prevent abuse of process of court

Pakistan’s nukes safely guarded: Narayanan
“It is extremely difficult for any outside element to just walk away with a readymade nuclear device”

Tejeshwar Singh was known for baritone voice and perfect diction
NEW DELHI: Tejeshwar Singh, former managing editor of SAGE India and long-time Doordarshan newsreader, died at his hillside home in Landour (above Mussoorie) on Saturday. He was 60, and is survived by his wife and twin daughters. Son of ...

Nandigram: CBI gets more time
Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Monday granted the Central Bureau of Investigation two more months to submit its final report on the March 14 police firing in Nandigram. Counsel for the CBI submitted a status report on its findings ...

Seasonal discussions with Nepal serve little purpose, says India
Let’s revisit institutional arrangements on water issues

Mimansa Rules still relevant, says court
MRI are our traditional principles of interpretation laid down by Jaimini: Bench

Alert sounded in West Bengal

“India Shining” slogan was a mistake, admits Advani
Shimla: Senior BJP leader L.K. Advani on Monday admitted that the party’s “India Shining” slogan during the 2004 Lok Sabha election was a “mistake.” “India Shining slogan was a mistake. ...

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Need to perpetuate memory of Eram heroes stressed

Sri Lanka keen on boosting tourism ties

“Plan must make women partners in development”

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