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Natwar hasn’t quit gracefully: Moily
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Thursday said it was “unfortunate” that the former Union Minister and suspended leader, K. Natwar Singh, should use the Bharatiya Janata Party platform to announce his resignation from the ...

Schoolboys beaten up by teacher
NEW DELHI: Two Class IV students of a Delhi municipal school were injured after they were allegedly beaten up by their teacher at Narela here on Thursday. The teacher Pradeep Kumar has been arrested. A case has been registered against ...

Improve morale of policemen: Naveen
BHUBANESWAR: As Opposition legislators in the Assembly demanded his resignation over last week’s naxalite strike on Thursday, Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik asked them to rise above narrow considerations and improve the morale of ...

BJP will back quota for women: Advani
If you have the political will, bring in the Bill, Venkaiah Naidu tells UPA government

CPI(M) flays Centre’s stand on Kosovo
NEW DELHI: The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has said the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government should have been “categorical” on the issue of declaration of independence by Kosovo, a province of Serbia. ...

Congress backs gender budgeting demand
NEW DELHI: The Congress is backing the gender budgeting demand raised by eminent women at their meeting with Union Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Tuesday. Led by Union Minister for Social Justice and Empowerment Meira Kumar and ...

A patient hearing

Farmer delegations meet Sonia Gandhi

Canvassing support

Centre to blame for Tripura’s lack of development: Manik Sarkar
Campaigning for Assembly elections ends amid stray incidents of violence

Other Stories

PM to open agro-industries conference

Gangopadhyay elected Sahitya Akademi president

Bandh supporters denied entry to Siliguri

India ranks high among transformation States

Solitary evidence of child witness cannot be rejected: Supreme Court

Apex court objects to Judge’s directions to U.P.

All-India strike by public sector workers on May 7

DLRL to develop next-generation equipment for espionage satellites

Soz: dialogue should include all 3 regions

Attack on police station pre-planned: Goa DGP

More funds sought for overseas Indians’ welfare

Congress to continue scrutiny of U.P. government

Urban health mission to cover 100 cities in phase I

Public can lodge complaints on cable TV content

Anil edges out Mukesh in bid

West Bengal issues notices to tea gardens

Sex ratio in J&K disturbing

Media excellence award for The Hindu

BJP, Congress students attack VC’s office

3 weekly trips

Congress blames BJP for delay

Finance Ministers meet Chidambaram

JD(U) sticks to stand on quota within quota for Dalit women

No place for Hindi in Mumbai Corporation, says Bal Thackeray

Economist Amaresh Bagchi dead

Landing without baggage

Panaji court frees MLA, wife on bail

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