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Yechury, Brinda Karat to contest RS elections
Left in a position to win at least 4 seats out of 6 from West Bengal

"Karnataka ruling allies pulling in different directions"
"No meeting of hearts and minds" between the Left and the Congress, says Venkaiah Naidu

Navy launches fast attack craft
They have an overall length of 46 metres and attain speeds of over 28 knots

Decision not a permanent arrangement: Basu
KOLKATA: The decision of the Left parties to suspend participation in the Coordination Committee meetings with the United Progressive Alliance is not a "permanent" arrangement, veteran Marxist leader and senior member of the Polit Bureau of the ...

Red alert after heavy rain in Gujarat
South and central parts of the State hit, 25,000 people moved to safer places

THE MARKETING MIX

Catching them young
In Kerala, an association of hotels that sell liquor offers new sops to their customers, in the form of educational aids to their children.

A gritty journey, with a message
Belgaum youth repeats feat; reaches Srinagar after 34 days of cycling

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Sub-committees to be set up on agriculture, finance

`Outcome budget' to be unveiled in July

Venkaiah Naidu, three others meet RSS leader

"Go ahead with reforms in pension sector"

"Do not intimidate credit card holders"

`Need to reform Muslim personal law'

"Fatwa in Imrana case should not be enforced"

Rs. 12,000 cr. to be spent on missiles

Tourists airlifted after floods in Sutlej

``Treat sunstroke deaths as human loss in natural disaster''

Decision on application of POTA in Godhra case postponed

Rising Chenab threatens villages

Presentation on "Pan African Network"

Separatists sending delegates to OIC meet

Talks on Tulbul project inconclusive

``Tariff formula must be on `bound' rates"

Maldives backs India's claim

Myanmar refugees rally against NHPC plant

"Loss-making PSUs must be closed or sold"

Three drown during `search for diamonds'

Advisory panel on direct taxes reconstituted

Court upholds Kurien's authority

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