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The car that saved Naidu
HYDERABAD. Oct 2. The bullet-proof (BP) car did shield the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, as it took the massive impact of nine claymore mines going off simultaneously on Wednesday. But had the assailants used an Improvised ...

Claymore mine - a lethal weapon
HYDERABAD, OCT. 2.The devastating claymore mine is named after the Scottish sword used by William Wallace portrayed by Mel Gibson in his Oscar-winning Hollywood blockbuster `Brave Heart'. The 42-inch-long claymore sword with a 13-inch handle ...

Naidu recovering well
HYDERABAD, OCT. 2. The Chief Minister, N. Chandrababu Naidu, who was injured in Wednesday's claymore mine blast at Tirupati, is recovering well and spent most of Thursday taking rest. The Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences Director (NIMS), ...

`Gandhian philosophy more relevant today'
PORBANDAR, OCT. 2.An international conclave on `Bapu na Pagle' (On the Footsteps of Bapu) was held. An exhibition on Gandhian philosophy, khadi and village industries, non-violence, vegetarianism, ayurveda and yoga, naturopathy, village ...

Tribals up in arms in Jharkhand
PAKUR, OCT. 2. The tribals of Pachwara panchayat of Amarapara block of the district are up in arms. They are protesting against the Central Government, the Jharkhand Government and the two companies, which they allege are ``illegally'' seeking ...

Other Stories

A detector that failed

All help to tackle naxal menace: Union Minister

Sonia calls up Naidu

German President wishes Naidu a speedy recovery

`Foreign help for terrorist acts'

I want to be the king, not king-maker: Laloo

`Govt. approves lunar mission'

Preference to woman principal in women's college valid: SC

e-governance launched in J&K

`FDI in print media will not increase competition'

`Viruses, worms still crawling over the Net'

Mumbai blasts: one more held

Differences in Left parties over support to Kerala Govt.

An outrage: CPI

Kalam to dedicate Rajiv memorial

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