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Volcker: all those named were given a chance to clarify
Congress party welcome to send legal notice

Congress deliberates on report
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Friday continued its discussions on the political controversy it has been drawn into following the Volcker report. This even as the Manmohan Singh Government deliberated on the nature and scope of the probe it plans to ...

IAF to go ahead with joint exercises
Gets assurance from Buddhadeb; Left demonstrations will be peaceful

Police draw a blank in search for Union Minister
Police raids Minister's house in Delhi, draws a blank

Free education for girls who are `single child' worries schools
The CBSE order will strike at the roots of viability, say management representatives

Manmohan greets Kalam
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh greeted President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on the occasion of Id ul-Fitr on Friday. He was with the President for about 30 minutes, a Rashtrapati Bhavan spokesman said. Vice-President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, ...

Khurana retires from active politics
Not to contest any elections in future; will not stake claim for any post

Seven killed in two road accidents
Four engineering college students, a couple and son meet tragic end

TRS plunges into trouble again
Four party MLAs criticise Chandrasekhara Rao's style of functioning

YSR sticks to his guns on power issue
NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy on Friday criticised the Telugu Desam Party for attacking the irrigation and power policies of his government in the farm sector stating that these were aimed at improving the lot of ...

Other Stories

Directive to enforce Act for workers

Vellappally accepts Minister's challenge

Norms for Punjab rice procurement relaxed

They excel in making solar lamps

State keen on taking World Bank loan

LeT agent arrested in Doda

F-16s purchase put off

U.S. raises cap on H-1B visas

K.R. Narayanan still critical

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