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Restore democracy now, Annan urges Nepal
"Security Council expansion should not be held up over veto issue"

Annan calls for norms on use of force
"U.N. institutions need to be in tune with realities of 21st century"

Manmohan meets President
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam at the Rashtrapati Bhavan here on Thursday. The 45-minute meeting was part of a regular interaction between them. Dr. Singh briefed the President on his visit to ...

India wants Nepal crisis resolved in friendly manner
Military aid under constant review, will remain under review: Natwar Singh

Muivah talks of a `special federal relationship' with India
Naga leader on progress of talks: "Slowly, slowly but not on big issues"

ULFA in U.S. terrorist list
NEW DELHI: The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) has been added to the list of ``other selected terrorist organisations (OSTO)'' by the American State Department in its 2004 country report. A U.S. statement here said the ULFA continued to ...

Lapses will not go unnoticed, says Pranab
Rejects charges of political vindictiveness

Finance Bill moved in Lok Sabha
No change in budget proposals for 2005-06

Sudarshan hails VHP, mentions BJP in passing
NEW DELHI: K.S. Sudarshan, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief, on Thursday showered praise on the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, even as he dismissed in one sentence the sangh's political arm, first born as the Jana Sangh and later christened Bharatiya ...

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Women's panel seeks Tamil Nadu report on child marriages

Court order on CBSE results in Andamans

Supreme Court annoyed at lack of response on exam result deadline

Project Seabird to be dedicated on May 9

Shivraj Patil denies charges of phone-tapping

Ceasefire extended

New Railway Board member

Collectors put on alert after reports of high tides

"Big industries are top defaulters"

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