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India, U.S. trying to close differences on nuclear deal ahead of PM’s visit
Optimism prevails on both sides eventually implementing all aspects of the agreement

Guard of Honour for Manmohan in U.S.
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will be accorded a Guard of Honour on the South Lawn in the White House when he reaches Washington for the first state visit by any head of state or government under the Obama presidency. This, ...

Party will decide on BJP chief: Venkaiah
HYDERABAD: Senior BJP leader M. Venkaiah Naidu has said the party would decide the next president and that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh had nothing to do with the day-to-day political affairs of the organisation. He told journalists ...

Attack was spontaneous, says Shiv Sena MP
Mumbai: Sanjay Raut, Sena MP and editor of the party mouthpiece Saamna admitted to The Hindu over telephone that those who targeted the IBN offices in Mumbai and Pune on Friday were Shiv ...

26/11: The first few hours at the Taj
I had no idea when I heard the firing that they were terrorists, says SI Kakde

Consternation over pre-Copenhagen statement of Jairam Ramesh
“It could form the basis of a U.S.-India declaration that could undermine the country’s long-term economic growth”

“Socialism is the way forward”
NEW DELHI: Disputing the current approach in handling the international financial crisis and terming it as a typical capitalist solution, an international meeting of communist parties and workers on Friday advocated that socialism is the only ...

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