Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf resigned from office Monday, nine years after he toppled the government of Nawaz Sharif in October 1999.
Beyond the Nuclear Deal: Preparing for Related Risks
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- Two HIV/TB global leaders announce merger talks at world's largest AIDS conference
- 'We reject Indo US Nuclear Deal' campaign begins
Shutdown called by trade unions cripples life in W Bengal
About 80 flights were postponed and rail and road traffic were disrupted in West Bengal Wednesday following a 24-hour shutdown called by Leftist trade unions against inflation, price rise and the other economic policies of the central government.
- Woman injured in crude bomb blast in Nandigram
- Violence in Darjeeling, Ghising shifts to Siliguri
- GJM supporter killed in Darjeeling firing
- Bengali film industry yet to find Uttam Kumar's successor
Attacks against Indian Culture & the role of media in it
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- Naxalites graduating from guerrilla to mobile warfare
- A 'restaurant' for the destitute on Kolkata's rail tracks
- Bhopal kids drinking poison water: Dominique Lapierre
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- Two railway clerks clear IAS examination
- UP class Tenth Board exams merit list under scanner
- Indian American wins prestigious US spelling bee
Land acquisition for "public purpose" justified: SC
Amidst the debate over acquisition of agricultural lands for industrial units or special economic zones (SEZs), the Supreme Court has held that the Government as
- Assam flood situation grim, 2.1 million affected
- Indian scientists hail waiver in Vienna
- Jyoti Basu likely to be hospitalised on Sunday
- Al-badr commander killed in J&K encounter
CPI-M blames Left disunity for council poll reverses
Fissures in West Bengal's ruling Left Front were responsible for its reverses in the rural body elections in May, the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) that leads the grouping said Saturday.- RSS chief slams Gurjars agitation in Rajasthan
- RSP's pique apart, Congress-Left unlikely to part ways
- Article 370, uniform civil code back at BJP conclave
- Yediyurappa: a staunch RSS activist to chief minister
Log in
- Divisive politics will lead us nowhere: PM
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- WBJEE 2008 - West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination 2008
- 500 TCS staffers resign
- One killed, three injured in Howrah fire
Deepak Kumar
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27 August, 2008 08:49:09
Thank you for this eye opener. Really great food for thought for people who are assuming senseless media "views" to be the actual "news". I ...
Gunjan Singh
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26 August, 2008 07:24:50
WORKING GROUP ON CYBER LAW IN INDIA
Dear Sir/Madam
We are in the process of constituting a Working Group on Cyber Law in India headed by Mr. ...
dr.srinivasan gopalarao
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15 August, 2008 04:07:07
It is congress which started the divisive politics. Manmohan singh himself declared that he will support Muslims and want upliftment of these minorities forgetting the ...
dr.srinivasan gopalarao
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15 August, 2008 04:05:52
It is congress which started the divisive politics. Manmohan singh himself declared that he will support Muslims and want upliftment of these minorities forgetting the ...
Tom Metzger
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11 August, 2008 07:14:32
Tom Metzger,spokesman for the North American White Insurgency says Obama is far more likely to be harmed by the CORPORATE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX than any ...
