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Fourteenth Lok Sabha dissolved
Official list of MPs elected to the new House submitted to President

Advani to stay as Leader of the Opposition
He earlier requested the BJP to elect a new leader; has been asked by BJP to stay till year-end

Omar for talks on Kashmir with all parties
Ladakh MP Ghulam Hasan Khan joins National Conference

Lalu, Amar Singh allege humiliation by Congress

No question of Karat quitting: CPI(M)
NEW DELHI: The Communist Party of India (Marxist), the Revolutionary Socialist Party and the All India Forward Bloc on Monday held a preliminary review of the poll results in the light of the severe reverses suffered by the Left in the Lok ...

Quraishi: exit, opinion polls manipulated
Says these should be banned as they influence free and fair polls

Trinamool sends letter of support to President

G.K. Sundaram, doyen of textile industry, passes away
COIMBATORE: G.K. Sundaram, chairman and managing director of Lakshmi Mills, died here in the early hours of Monday. He was 95. He complained of hip pain on Sunday night and was taken to hospital. The end came around 2.30 a.m. following ...

Pressure on Ibobi to sever ties with CPI
IMPHAL: After the parliamentary elections, Manipur Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh is under pressure to sever ties with the CPI since the political game of attacking each other has gone too far. In this election both the coalition ...

“Consider child’s prospects while awarding compensation”
Supreme Court directive to courts in 1997 bus accident case

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2 visitors to Imphal jail missing

Buddhadeb meets Jyoti Basu

CPI(M) condemns attacks on cadres

More medical aid to Sri Lanka

Honour for cardiothoracic surgeon

A(H1N1) case: two more quarantined

CPC congratulates Congress on victory

Montek, other members resign

Mission accomplished

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