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Unprovoked firing by Pakistani troops 'worrisome': PM New Delhi/Srinagar (PTI): For the second time in less than a week, Pakistani troops opened unprovoked fire on an Indian border post at Tangdhar in Northern Kashmir in a development which was described as "worrisome" by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. ... More Stories

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Jaiswal blames a ‘neighbouring’ country
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Pakistan troops fire on border post
Srinagar/Islamabad: In the first violation of the five-year-old ceasefire, Pakistan troops opened unprovoked fire on an Indian border post in Tangdhar region in north Kashmir on Tuesday night but no casualty was reported. Using heavy ...

Poongothai submits resignation


Supreme Court rejects Shaukat plea for release
No ground to entertain petition under Article 32

IIMC interviews stayed
Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday stayed a memorandum by the Union Human Resource Development Ministry granting reservation for candidates belonging to the other backward classes (OBC) in postgraduate courses in Central ...

Centre to compensate oil marketing companies
Bonds worth Rs. 35,300 crore to be issued

Call to drop all charges against Binayak Sen
His detention is a vengeful act against a public spirited doctor, say intellectuals

CRICKET
Badrinath and Dhoni bat well
Mumbai Indians’ bowlers, led by Pollock, rise to the occasion

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BCCI bans Harbhajan for five one-dayers
Mumbai: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Wednesday brought to an end the disciplinary process relating to the Harbhajan Singh–S. Sreesanth slapping incident by banning the off-spinner for five One Day Internationals. ...

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Sehwag crucial to Daredevils’ hopes
Team needs to recoup after a string of losses

Jaipur attacks could herald a new terror offensive
Experts fear jihadi groups in Pakistan army are reasserting their influence

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Vaughan under pressure as series begins
England’s most successful Test captain seems to be struggling for runs

TENNIS
Justine Henin calls it a day
LIMELETTE: Top-ranked Justine Henin retired from tennis on Wednesday at the age of 25, ending a career in which she won seven Grand Slam titles. “This is the end of a child’s dream,” Henin said in announcing her ...

Terrorism on agenda in Islamabad talks
NEW DELHI: Foreign Secretary Shiv Shankar Menon on Wednesday declined to speculate on the organisations or countries behind the Jaipur blasts, but said terrorism and infiltration would be high on the agenda when he met his Pakistani ...

Man behind five murders surrenders
KANCHEEPURAM: A man who surrendered to the police here on Tuesday (May 13) has confessed to five murders between August 2006 and October 2007. Three of the bodies were exhumed by the police from a grove on the outskirts of the town and ...

Five killed in panchayat poll violence
CPI(M) and RSP groups hurl bombs at each other and exchange fire

Rupee hits 13-month low
MUMBAI: The Indian rupee lost another 34 paise against the U.S. dollar at the end of the trading on Wednesday, recording a 13-month low of 42.44/45 against the previous day’s close of 42.10/12 at the inter-bank foreign exchange market ...

Relief effort picks up pace
Death toll 15,000; Premier Wen oversees work

South Asians earn laurels
CHENNAI: Eight South Asians are among this year’s proud winners of the National Science Foundation’s Faculty Early Career Development awards in the United States. The programme, CAREER, is described by the NSF thus: “A ...

Conductor on semiconductor
Robot conducts Detroit Symphony Orchestra, live

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