• Mamata Banerjee, Jayalalithaa, Narendra Modi oppose NCTC; meeting fails to break logjam

    NEW DELHI: Key UPA ally Mamata Banerjee today led a host of chief ministers in opposing NCTC, stating that there is no need for such a body while other non-Congress ruled states alleged it violates the federal structure and demanded drastic changes in the proposed law.

    NEW DELHI: Key UPA ally Mamata Banerjee today led a host of chief ministers in opposing NCTC, stating that there is no need for such a body while other non-Congress ruled states alleged it violates the federal structure and demanded drastic changes in the proposed law.

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  • Punjab Mail derails near Rohtak, 19 injured

    Rohtak (Haryana), May 6: At least 19 passengers were injured when eight coaches of the Delhi-bound Firozpur-Mumbai Punjab Mail derailed near Kharawar village, about 14 km from here, in the wee hours today.
    Alok Mittal, the IGP of the Rohtak Range, informed the incident took place around 3:30 AM.

    Rohtak (Haryana), May 6: At least 19 passengers were injured when eight coaches of the Delhi-bound Firozpur-Mumbai Punjab Mail derailed near Kharawar village, about 14 km from here, in the wee hours today.
    Alok Mittal, the IGP of the Rohtak Range, informed the incident took place around 3:30 AM.

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  • Japan nuclear power-free as last reactor shuts

    TOKYO: Thousands of Japanese marched to celebrate the switching off of the last of their nations 50 nuclear reactors on Saturday, waving banners shaped as giant fish that have become a potent anti-nuclear symbol.

    TOKYO: Thousands of Japanese marched to celebrate the switching off of the last of their nations 50 nuclear reactors on Saturday, waving banners shaped as giant fish that have become a potent anti-nuclear symbol.

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  • Indian scribe becomes first Asian-origin UK councillor

    LONDON: Philip Abraham, an Indian journalist from Kerala , has been elected as a councillor in the UK, becoming the first person of Asian origin to be elected to the Loughton town council.

    LONDON: Philip Abraham, an Indian journalist from Kerala , has been elected as a councillor in the UK, becoming the first person of Asian origin to be elected to the Loughton town council.

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  • Dravids Rajasthan end four-game losing streak

    MOHALI: Punjab are just finding it difficult to eke out a win at home. When they were required to raise their game, they just surrendered abjectly. What they needed was to win the toss and bat first but the coin did not favour them.

    MOHALI: Punjab are just finding it difficult to eke out a win at home. When they were required to raise their game, they just surrendered abjectly. What they needed was to win the toss and bat first but the coin did not favour them.

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  • Indias champion boxing mum eyes Olympic gold

    PUNE: The Indian heat is searing in the gym when the power goes out. A physio hurries over with an emergency lamp and boxing star MC Mary Kom resumes battering the punchbag.

    PUNE: The Indian heat is searing in the gym when the power goes out. A physio hurries over with an emergency lamp and boxing star MC Mary Kom resumes battering the punchbag.

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  • Deepika Kumari wins first World Cup gold

    KOLKATA: Indias main medal hope in archery at the forthcoming London Olympics, Deepika Kumari won her first World Cup individual recurve gold medal in Antalya, Turkey beating Koreas Lee Sung Jin by six set points to four in the final on Saturday.

    KOLKATA: Indias main medal hope in archery at the forthcoming London Olympics, Deepika Kumari won her first World Cup individual recurve gold medal in Antalya, Turkey beating Koreas Lee Sung Jin by six set points to four in the final on Saturday.

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  • Guddu was 30 times talking to Rita prior to the event!

    Kota. Womens oppression in terms of torture Hsru court on Saturday framed charges against Pathan. Victim at the hearing before the Court on June 11 ordered to appear for deposition. However, Mahavir Nagar police Hsru Sijem 6 Court of Tabassums wife to check on the progress report of the complaint.

    Kota. Womens oppression in terms of torture Hsru court on Saturday framed charges against Pathan. Victim at the hearing before the Court on June 11 ordered to appear for deposition. However, Mahavir Nagar police Hsru Sijem 6 Court of Tabassums wife to check on the progress report of the complaint.

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  • Pranab leading the presidential race?

    New Delhi: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee appears to be emerging as front runner in the race for Presidents post within his party and outside with allies and some others backing him.

    New Delhi: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee appears to be emerging as front runner in the race for Presidents post within his party and outside with allies and some others backing him.

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  • 12-day hostage crisis ends, Sukma collector released

    Raipur: After 12 days in captivity, Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon was today released unharmed by Maoists bringing to an end the hostage crisis in Chattisgarh marked by some anxious moments just before he stepped out of the rebel stronghold.

    Raipur: After 12 days in captivity, Sukma Collector Alex Paul Menon was today released unharmed by Maoists bringing to an end the hostage crisis in Chattisgarh marked by some anxious moments just before he stepped out of the rebel stronghold.

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