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Sealing of shops to resume today
Will not allow it under any circumstances, say traders in Delhi

Life-term for India-born Al-Qaeda man
For plotting attacks in United States, Britain

Cricket Australia promises probe
To go through the footage of the incident during the ceremony

All-party felicitation for Dalit panchayat presidents in Chennai
CHENNAI/MADURAI:

Autorickshaw fare revision on the cards
CHENNAI: The State Government will hold a meeting with autorickshaw unions later this month to revise the fare structure, K.N. Nehru, Transport Minister, said on Tuesday. Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi would participate in the meeting, Mr. Nehru ...

Chidambaram moots more reforms, moderate tax rates
NEW DELHI:

`No need to raise interest rates'
NEW DELHI: Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Tuesday said banks need not immediately increase interest rates while rebalancing their portfolio to deal with the mismatch in credit-deposit ratio. — ...

Maoists to join Nepal government
KATHMANDU: An interim government containing Nepal's rebel Maoists will be formed by the beginning of December, negotiators said in the early hours of Wednesday, after a breakthrough in the country's six-month-old peace process. ``The current ...

Now skin patches instead of shots
Testing under way for new delivery system

Polly Umrigar dead
MUMBAI: : Former Indian captain Polly Umrigar died here on Tuesday. He was ailing from cancer for almost a year and died at 8.30 p.m. at his residence. He was 80. A six-footer and powerfully built, Polly Umrigar was a veritable giant in Indian ...

Jessica case Bench refuses to recuse itself
Hearing of appeal against acquittal of accused to go on without interruption

No more monkeys from Delhi, says Madhya Pradesh
The forests are already overcrowded with 250 monkeys received in 2004: affidavit

Apex court rejects Reliance plea
"No mala fide in airports contracts"

Vote for manned space mission
Study on technological challenges presented at meet

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