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High Court stays order on narco test on Ghandy
NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Thursday stayed a lower court order allowing the Delhi Police to conduct a narco-analysis test on Maoist leader Kobad Ghandy. Justice Indermeet Kaur also issued a notice, returnable on November 14, to ...

Centre raises MSP for many rabi crops
NEW DELHI: The UPA government on Thursday raised the minimum support price (MSP) for most rabi crops, encouraging the sowing exercise under way. Aiming at making up the loss in kharif production due to delayed and poor rainfall, the ...

Karnataka crisis: compromise formula yet to be worked out
NEW DELHI: Some Bharatiya Janata Party leaders involved in confabulations here to sort out the political crisis in Karnataka said senior leader Ananth Kumar’s dislike for Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa was preventing a solution. ...

Nafisa Ali back in Congress
LUCKNOW: Social activist Nafisa Ali returned to the Congress-fold after a brief stint with the Samajwadi party. She contested the Lok Sabha elections this year from Lucknow as the SP candidate. Ms. Ali was formally inducted in to the ...

Kerala bars captive elephants from Sonepur
KOLLAM: Captive elephants bought at the ongoing Sonepur mela in Bihar will not be permitted to enter Kerala. The Kerala Forest Department has been put on alert following an intelligence report that 20 elephant owners from the State are ...

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  • Life limping back to normal at Sitapura
  • No radioactive material found on ship at Alang
  • Maoists ready for talks if there is a ‘ceasefire’
  • BJP-JD(U) end differences, to contest jointly in Jharkhand
  • TED talks start on exciting note
  • Wrangling ends, Congress-NCP to stake claim today
  • CPI(M) slams non-absorption of railway apprentices
  • Bansal against codification of Parliamentary privileges
  • Koda accounts traced to Swiss banks; arrest likely
  • Ban on pre-paid service: Panthers Party moves court
  • Campaigning ends
  • Talks continue
  • Meerut protest



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