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`Population policy should transform people into assets'
Invest in education, health and skills: Manmohan

Terrorism after Babri demolition: Mulayam
Targeting Muslims and attacking madarsas as centres of "ISI activities" would weaken the country: CM

Natwar: I will serve nation in or out of party
Thousands attend Jaipur rally

Medicos observe `black day'
NEW DELHI: Continuing their agitation against the Centre's decision to provide reservation for Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in all Central educational institutions and deemed universities, aided and maintained by the Government, medicos at the ...

Pakistan still backs terrorism: Patil
NEW DELHI:

Privilege notice against Jaswant rejected
Caution must be exercised while relying on media reports: Shekhawat

Report misleading: CSE
"Methodology used by Ministry a complete junk"

No clean chit: Anbumani
NEW DELHI: Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Anbumani Ramadoss on Wednesday denied having given a ``clean chit'' to the cola companies. Talking to The Hindu , Dr. Ramadoss said he told Parliament on Tuesday that the Centre for ...

Fire accident: Bahrain firm to make full settlement
CHENNAI: Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs Vayalar Ravi said on Wednesday that a Bahrain-based construction company would make full settlement to the families of employees killed in a fire last month. Mr. Ravi told The Hindu that ...

Members apprehend arm-twisting by U.S.
Energy security should not take precedence over security : BJP

Be humane to refugees from Sri Lanka: PUCL
Ongoing war a human rights violation: K.G. Kannabiran

Support for Tribal Rights Bill
Democratised forest management will benefit tribals: V.P. Singh

Government claim on Chikungunya disputed
Dr. Ramadoss says Chikungunya is a non-fatal disease

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Centre urged to modify education bill

`Production of AJTs on schedule'

HAL to increase outsourcing business volume

Mechanism to determine MPs' salaries

U.S. has set an example: Swamy

``Joint control of Kashmir out of question''

Protests continue in Jaipur

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