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Suicide bombers kill 5 persons, injure 40 at Islamic University
Two suicide bombers blew themselves up near simultaneously at a prestigious Islamic university in the Pakistani capital today, killing at least five persons and injuring over 40, the latest... »
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Supreme Court directs handing over of viscera of Ashutosh Asthana to CBI
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the CBI to take possession of the viscera samples of Ashutosh Asthana, prime accused in the multi-crore PF scam, who died mysteriously in Ghaziabad&rsqu...; »
Nitish urges Sibal to reconsider new criterion for IIT-JEE
Urging union HRD Minister Kapil Sibal to reconsider his move to change the existing eligibility criteria in the IIT joint entrance test, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Tuesday said the... »
Karzai expected to accept vote result that could force runoff
Diplomats: Iran talks stalled over French role
Suicide bombers kill 5 persons, injure 40 at Islamic University
Indo-Bangla move to get Sunderbans in wonders of world list
Central team says no leakage in ship docked near Alang
HC stays solid waste management tender of BBMP
Girish Kasaravalli gets ‘Excellence in Cinema’ award in UK
Fire at Bangladesh govt complex continues for third day
At least 35 people feared trapped after building collapses in Kenya
International
I wanted to walk out of Agra summit: Musharraf
Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf has said he wanted to walk out of the failed 2001 Agra summit but was dissuaded from doing so by a senior official. His frustration, he t... »
International
Indo-Bangla move to get Sunderbans in wonders of world list
India and Bangladesh will work together to have the Sunderbans, which stretches across both countries, listed as the new seventh wonder of the world.Both the countries will work jointly for... »
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Normalisation between Turkey and Armenia and an improving outlook for a settlement between Armenia and Azerbaijan will remove the last roadblocks to regional security in the Caucasus. »
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The 11.6-km P. V. Narasimha Rao Elevated Expressway streching from Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital to Aramghar junction was inaugurated on October 19, 2009.
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The spread of terrorist groups has left civilians vulnerable in several countries. Groups such as the al-Qaeda and the Taliban are said to have widened their recruiting base to include European nations.