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The Hindu
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Reprocessing accord signed
2 die in police firing as protesters defy curfew
Two Bangladeshi nationals held
ATF prices to go up by 2.7 per cent
President calls for innovative methods to liquidate arrears
Panel to finalise charges against Dinakaran today
Power tariff hiked after seven years
With strongman Modi at the helm, where does the Congress go in Gujarat ?
CWG: OC denies corruption charges
A grand dance spectacle at the Thanjavur Big Temple
Konkani litterateur Ravindra Kelekar presented Jnanpith Award 2006
Singapore Minister to attend Nalanda panel meet
BCCI refuses donation for CWG
Nun identifies man who attacked church
Pakistan troops fire on Indian post
Muslim bodies join hands against extremism
Industries outsource jobs to differently-abled
Pollution of Amaravathy river decried
Murder in UK: two persons charged
Nod for 14 projects at Sabarimala
Lorry operators' stir from today
Flood threat in Surpur taluk
PWD denies misuse of sand quarrying licence
Another suicide has OU campus on the boil
Truckers defer strike
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The Times Of India |
Sun, 01 Aug 2010 01:55:06 GMT Politicians can influence judiciary: Sohrab aide
Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi may be indulging in a high pitched vitriol to counter the CBI’s bid to transfer the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case outside Gujarat, but the reason for the demand is starkly mentioned in the chargesheet submitted in the Supreme Court.
Now milk scam stains Army
In yet another scam related embarrassment for the Indian Army, three officers, including one brigadier and two colonels, have been summoned to join a Court of Inquiry (CoI) ordered on the basis of an internal probe indicating financial irregularities running into crores in military farms based at Karu (Leh), Kargil and Jammu.
Monsoon seasonal deficit narrows to 4%
Halfway through the 16-week monsoon season, the rainfall across the country in the past 10 days has cut the 16% shortfall at the end of June to 4% till Saturday.
Govt may use cash lying unclaimed in banks for welfare
The Centre is considering NGO proposed draft amendments to the consumer welfare fund, suggesting inclusion of nearly Rs 700 crores lying unclaimed for the last 10 years with nationalised banks in it.
TN forest staff fleece tourists at ‘snakepoint’
It was an ‘Operation Snake’ by forest officials that targeted unsuspecting tourists with an intention of extorting money and the police smelled a rat.
Fraud mail hub right next door - Mumbai’s Mira Rd
They herald a fortune in faraway lands, but the fount of those beckoning fraud emails that promise a lottery win in Britain or an unknown inheritance in Africa lies in Mumbai’s very own backyard - Mira Road.
Common commerce syllabus soon, says Sibal
After speaking of reforms in the field of science education, HRD minister Kapil Sibal chose the country’s financial capital to announce his ministry was now working towards bringing in uniformity in the commerce stream.
I-T returns deadline now August 4
The Income Tax department on Saturday extended the last date of filing income tax returns to August 4 due to inclement weather and some technical snags.
Girl made to wash school toilet ends life
Crushed by the humiliation of being forced to clean the school toilet for failure to deposit her fees on time, a 13-year-old schoolgirl committed suicide in Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh.
Centre braces for storm if Modi quizzed
As Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi ups the ante over the arrest of his close aide Amit Shah and fends off CBI’s moves to corner him, the government is bracing for a political storm if the agency does go ahead and question the leader in the Sohrabuddin case.
Vanzara, Dinesh hit with more charges
Gujarat CID on Saturday charged jailed DIG D G Vanzara and jailed SP Dinesh M N with criminal conspiracy, murder, destruction of evidence and forgery in the death of Tulsiram Prajapati, key witness in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case.
Govt open to GM food: Montek
Planning Commission deputy chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia has made it clear that the government is not against genetically modified food.
'Delhi treating Gujarat like enemy country'
The Gujarat CM accused the Centre of indulging in vote bank politics and attacked the CBI for trying to take the Kauserbi-Sohrabuddin case outside the state.
Two more IPS officers turn CID witnesses
The belief that more cops will be willing to speak out the truth in the Sohrabuddin case was vindicated with CID (crime) naming two IPS officers, Geetha Johri and Rajnish Rai, as witnesses.
Crucial CBI witness missing for a month
Noor Mohd Goghari, a former Sohrabuddin aide and a crucial witness for CBI, has been missing for the last one month, sending alarm signals in the investigating agency’s camp in Gandhinagar.
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The Indian Express |
Heavy rains lash north India, three die in UP
Heavy rains occurred across north India today claiming three more lives in Uttar Pradesh where flood-like situation prevailed in many districts with major rivers rising further while a downpour in Delhi resulted in water logging and traffic snarls at many places.
Is Gujarat an 'enemy state', asks Narendra Modi
Modi said, CBI's plea to to shift Sohrabuddin case outside Gujarat was an insult to the judicial system of the state.
IBM woman staffer found murdered in Pune
A 21-year-old woman, working with a software company here, was found murdered near her residence at Bavdhan, police said.
MDMK will continue to have 'top' as symbol: Vaiko
The MDMK said it would continue to have 'top' as its symbol for the next six years despite the Election Commission derecognising it as regional party in Tamil Nadu.
Young Indian-origin man stabbed to death in UK
A 23-year man of Indian-origin, a son of a taxi driver in the East Midlands, died of a stab wound following which police has charged two persons for murder.
British city council bans mini skirts at work
Women showing off their legs in mini skirts could be sent home from work, a city council in Britain has warned.
Tendulkar, Harbhajan rested, Yuvraj makes a comeback
Seasoned players Sachin Tendulkar and Harbhajan Singh were rested while Yuvraj Singh was recalled in the 15-member Indian squad for the upcoming cricket tri-series in Sri Lanka, beginning from August 10.
Sibal wants 30% students to reach varsity level
Kapil Sibal said he had set a target of 30 per cent students reaching university level in India by 2020.
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The Rediff |
Sat, 31 Jul 2010 16:36:25 GMT ISI changes tack on Kashmir, gets results
The new strategy was evolved after the Pakistan-based groups found it difficult to carry on as the sympathy factor among locals was missing. The IB says by provoking the security personnel into killing civilians, they hope that the mindset of the locals change completely
Sunday a crucial day to end Parliament logjam
The Opposition, as well as the United Progressive Alliance, want to end the Parliament logjam, but none is ready to come first on this. The only day left to bring peace is Sunday.
Tendulkar, Harbhajan rested for Lanka tri-series
Seasoned players Sachin Tendulkar and Harbhajan Singh were rested while Yuvraj Singh was recalled in the 15-member Indian squad for the upcoming cricket tri-series in Sri Lanka, beginning from August 10.
India's 20 largest BPO companies
Unfazed by the global economic slowdown, the top 20 Indian BPO firms grew their exports earnings by 15% in 2009-10 to touch revenues of $6.1 billion.
Why it is ok to leave old friends behind
On the eve of Friendship Day on August 1, a friend broods over his friends that never were meant to be.
Pak wants ties with India on mutual basis: Gilani
Pakistan wants relations with India on a mutual basis and seeks the resolutions of all outstanding issues, including the Kashmir dispute and Siachen, through dialogue and respect, Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said on Saturday.
Over 800 killed, lakhs affected by floods in Pakistan
More than 800 people have died and at least one million affected by flash floods triggered by the worst monsoon rains in Pakistan in eight decades, officials and the United Nations said on Saturday.
Chelsea Clinton set for 'wedding of the century'
America was abuzz on Saturday with what is being billed as the 'wedding of the century' with former first daughter Chelsea Clinton set to tie the knot with investment banker Marc Mezvinsky, after an intensively secret build-up.
ISI chief calls off UK visit over Cameron's Pak warning
Inter State Intelligence chief Lt Gen Shuja Pasha has cancelled a scheduled visit to Britain in protest against Prime Minister David Cameron's remarks that Pakistan must stop promoting "export of terror," though President Asif Ali Zardari will go ahead with a planned trip to London next week.
Al Gore cleared of sexual misconduct charges
Former US vice president and Nobel laureate Al Gore has been cleared of accusations that he sexually assaulted a massage therapist in a luxury Portland hotel room in 2006.
Pakistan may ban Bollywood movies for Eid
Pakistan Culture Minister Aftab Shah Jilani has said that the government could block the release of Indian films for the upcoming Eid al-Fitr festival in order to encourage the struggling local industry.
Taliban forces asked to kill Afghan civilians helping forces
The Taliban has intensified the war strategies for its forces as evident from the latest directive issued by its leader Mullah Omar.
For Pak, India a bigger threat than Taliban, Qaeda
A majority of Pakistanis still consider India as a major threat, view America as an enemy and are far less concerned about the Taliban and the Al Qaeda
US rejects Afghan demand to strike safe havens in Pak
Dismissing Afghanistan's demand to strike at terror sanctuaries across the border, US has said that it has no plans to send combat troops to Pakistan.
Thousands of more classified documents missing: US
Days after the WikiLeaks went onto release more than 92,000 classified documents pertaining to the war against terrorism, US Defense Secretary Robert Gates acknowledged that thousands of such classified papers are missing from the department of defence.
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Sun, 01 Aug 2010 02:01:10 GMT+00:00 Two more dead in firing, Valley burns - Indian Express
With strongman Modi at the helm, where does the Congress go in Gujarat ? - The Hindu
TRS regains OU lost ground - Times of India
Reprocessing accord signed - The Hindu
'Rid educational institutions of interference' - Indian Express
CJI says all cases not arrears, Patil takes note - Indian Express
Cong-NCP ties: Pawar asks NCP ministers to introspect - Indian Express
Pranab calls Oppn for breakfast, runs into problem with starter - Indian Express
CPM suicide squad in Lalgarh: Mamata - Times of India
Senior BJP leader's wife found murdered - Expressindia.com
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