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"Rendition" during Clinton presidency; call for probe

DEFYING THE ODDS
Woman rescued two months after quake
ISLAMABAD: A 45-year-old woman was brought to a charity field hospital in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), on Monday after she was rescued from rubble on Sunday, 63 days after the devastating October 8 ...

Policemen injured in Sri Lanka blast
COLOMBO: In continued violence in Sri Lanka's north-east, 20 policemen were injured in a grenade explosion in the Mannar district on Monday night, the army said. Suspected LTTE cadres threw "two grenades at them when they were attending a ...

Quake located deep under earth's surface
No reports of damages or casualties

A leap for the `barefoot' graduates
LONDON: Think of a "college" where a degree or a diploma is a "disqualification" and where people are valued for their willingness to learn basic skills rather than their bookish knowledge and you, instinctively, think of the "Barefoot College" ...

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Mice with human brain cells

Suspended sentence for mercy killing

"Reformed" gangster executed in U.S.

Lebanese Editor's murder condemned

India & World
Manmohan discusses nuclear cooperation with Koizumi, Roh
India, Japan to "remain engaged" in G-4 on Security Council expansion

World Trade Organisation talks begin amid huge protests
Director General Pascal Lamy urges the trade negotiators to be open-minded

India forms core group on non-agricultural market access
Eight other developing countries are members of the group

English is your asset, says Koizumi
KUALA LUMPUR: The compliments were bilateral. And they were not the usual platitudes leaders pay one another at customary meetings on the sidelines of multilateral events. Referring to his Japanese counterpart, Junichiro Koizumi's visit to a ...

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