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No more rulings on ceasefire violations: monitoring mission
Navy vessels drew heavy fire from Sea Tigers, says TamilNet

Nostalgic celebration of independence
60th anniversary celebrations held at Durbar Court in London

INTERNATIONAL
China to build highway to Everest base camp
It will be completed before Beijing Olympics

INTERNATIONAL
Row over American “strike” in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Opposition parties walked out of the National Assembly on Thursday in protest against an alleged strike by the U.S military inside Pakistan that killed 32 persons. National Assembly members of the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal and ...

INTERNATIONAL
U.K. Muslims shun knighthood row
“The community wants to get on with bread and butter issues”

Fleeing Gazans trapped at crossing into Israel
Camping for six days in a tunnel reeking of trash and sweat

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Sudan most at risk of failure: report

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Attack on home of gurdwara head
London: The head of a gurdwara and his family had to flee their home in Birmingham after it was targeted by unidentified arsonists in what is believed to be a reprisal attack for allowing a mixed marriage. Three cars were set ablaze outside ...

India & World

Step up engagement with ASEAN: Singapore
SINGAPORE: Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday “encouraged” India to sustain its engagement with East Asia, including the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), in a manner that would ...

“We don’t believe in containing any country”
India seeking China’s support for permanent membership of U.N. as part of expansion: Pranab

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