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Parliament disruption unfortunate: Manmohan
Opposition wanted disruption, not a discussion, says Dasmunsi

Nitish promises "good governance"
All sections of society given representation in Cabinet, he says after the swearing-in

All essential documents received from Volcker Committee, says Indian envoy
Decision on contacting other countries to be taken after analysis

New piracy law soon: Minister
It will cover aspects beyond the purview of the Copyright Act

Carnival on the roads in Goa, as international film festival begins
Goa is the name and address of the festival, says Jaipal Reddy

World's oldest fossil of rodent discovered in Jaisalmer
Believed to have existed during the Cretaceous age of the Mesozoic era The find indicates to the topography of rivers, valley and wetland during the Cretaceous age in western Rajasthan, which is now a desert.

Youth join mission to rid Pir Panchal of militants
83.9 km road to link Bafliaz to Shopian likely to be over in 3 years They are working to make the areas around the proposed Mughal Road militancy-free at an altitude of 11,500 feet.

A bionic eye from the armed forces
HYDERABAD: The armed forces are not merely into protecting the nation. Its medical services wing is pioneering medical technologies. The Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS), after establishing its expertise in cochlear implants with electronic ...

Elephant hit by train engine dies
GUWAHATI: An Asiatic wild elephant was mowed down by a train at the Panikhaiti area on the outskirts of the city late on Wednesday night. The incident happened at 2.30 a.m. on Wednesday night when a single engine travelling on the ...

Monica Bedi breaks down
Reportedly told her uncle that she's not married to Salem

Other Stories

Lok Sabha condemns killing

Centre could have done more: Kerala MPs

Cabinet approves Bill to prevent communal violence

Oil companies can now offload cross-holdings

BJP defers decision on Madhya Pradesh

Stagnating output forces pulses import

AIADMK's charge against Chidambaram

Alleged Jaish conduit arrested

ATV project: India crosses major milestone

Improve neonatal care: Ramadoss

Daughter's affidavit clears father

Delhi-Madrid flight of Qatar Airways from December 2

Indigenous cochlear implant to hit the market soon

Court permits Monica's uncle to visit her

Paintings capture life in the quake affected hilly belt

Delhi High Court judge to watch disputed film

Japan opens the door to Indian poultry sector

Plea to lift ban on recruitment of safai karmacharis

Blast accused brought to Delhi

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