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Raj Thackeray, Abu Azmi arrested; get bail
Deshmukh warns of action against those who try to disturb peace in the name of protests

Australia says sorry to Aborigines
Melbourne: In a watershed event in Australian history, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on Wednesday apologised to the country's 4.7 lakh-strong Aborigines for past injustices against them, saying he wanted to remove a "great stain from the nation's ...

Election Commission decides, 2-1, to send notice to Sonia Gandhi
Also decides, 2-1, to seek information on Order of Leopold from External Affairs Ministry

CRICKET
Ishant, Gambhir have grown in stature
Yuvraj’s failure a cause for concern; Rohit has been a revelation

CRICKET
Change has hindered spinners’ growth: Raju
Proliferation of competitions has also been a factor

CRICKET
Srinath praises Prasad
MANGALORE: Former Indian speedster Javagal Srinath has hailed the progress made by Indian pacers under the tutelage of his former bowling partner Venkatesh Prasad. Terming Prasad’s influence on the bowling department in general as huge, ...

CUE SPORTS
Advani reluctant to try pro snooker
KOCHI: He is just 22 and has won everything there is to be won in amateur billiards and snooker. There are four World titles in his showcase. A prized trophy is the World snooker crown he won in 2003, only the second Indian to do so, after Om ...

TENNIS
Kuerten bids adieu to home crowd
Murray and Baghdatis cruise at Marseille

AIADMK MLA creates flutter at Secretariat
CHENNAI: S.Ve. Shekher, All-India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam MLA, representing the Mylapore constituency, on Wednesday created a flutter at the Assembly Secretariat, where he rebuked the party leadership for not sending him an invitation ...

House of the Future is here
Disney revives concept to showcase future technology in ‘Tomorrowland’

Consider biosafety for fresh approval to GM products: court
Invite M.S. Swaminathan, Bhargava to GEAC meetings

Obama routs Hillary in three primaries
John McCain tightens grip on Republican party nomination

Pakistan tests nuclear missile
Islamabad: Pakistan on Wednesday test-fired the short-range, nuclear-capable Ghaznavi ballistic missile which can target northern and western Indian cities as the government vowed to “retain a strong conventional and unconventional ...

Nashik town is the worst hit in Maharashtra
5,000 north Indians may have left the town over the past few days following attacks and tension, says trade union leader

Sensex snaps losing streak, gains 340 points
MUMBAI: The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex snapped a five-day falling streak on Wednesday by gaining 341 points, with funds resorting to buying on firm global cues. The 30-share Sensex, which was on a downward march for last ...

Back in Bihar with trainloads of woe
PATNA: The Patna Junction or, for that matter, any other station in Bihar presents a heart-rending scene as jampacked trains arrive from Maharashtra carrying thousands of terror-stricken people, in the aftermath of the anti-north Indian ...

India in the grip of a smoking epidemic: study
Likely to cause nearly a million deaths a year by 2010; more than half of these among poor and illiterate people

India will feel the pinch sooner or later: IMF chief
NEW DELHI: Emerging economies like India are not insulated from the impact of a slowdown in the U.S. and would feel the pinch “sooner or later,” the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday. “The industrial and ...

Zubkov positive to India’s plea on Sakhalin III
NEW DELHI: The visiting Russian Prime Minister, Victor Zubkov, is learnt to have given a “sympathetic and positive” response to India’s plea for a major stake in the Sakhalin III and other major oil and gas projects in ...

Court allows de-sealing with a caveat
Owners should abide by its final order on plea against Centre’s notification

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