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Dravid, Kaif conquer Lahore
Lahore, March 21
Rahul Dravid ‘The Wall’ stood among the ruins of India’s innings along with master craftsman Mohammad Kaif to take their team to an incredible win and square the series against Pakistan 2-2 before thousands of delirious Indian supporters here tonight.

Fantastic effort by Dravid, Kaif: Ganguly
PM congratulates Indian team
Sports page: Imran impressed by Irfan, Kaif
Lahore never had it so good
 

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Mohammad Kaif and Rahul Dravid raise their bats as Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi looks on after India beat Pakistan by five wickets in Lahore on Sunday. — Reuters photo

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Amethi to be Rahul Gandhi’s launching pad
New Delhi, March 21
Rahul GandhiIt is finally official. The Congress today ended months of speculation when it formally announced Rahul Gandhi’s debut in politics. Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s son is all set to take the electoral plunge in the forthcoming Lok Sabha election. He is the party’s candidate from Amethi, the constituency represented by his father and now by his mother, Sonia Gandhi.

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BJP releases third list; defers decision on Haryana
New Delhi, March 21
The BJP today released its third list of 52 candidates for the coming Lok Sabha elections, in which party’s Punjab unit president Avinash Rai Khanna had been nominated from the Hoshiarpur seat. The party deferred decision on Haryana to March 23.

US coalition HQ attacked, one Iraqi killed
Baghdad, March 21
At least one person was killed and several wounded today as the US coalition headquarters in Baghdad came under a rocket attack, pushing Iraq into its second year of occupation amid a rising wave of violence.

Over 500 Maoists killed in Nepal
Kathmandu, March 21
More than 500 Maoists were killed and over 200 injured in Beni, Myagdi district, 300 km west of Kathmandu last night, Royal Nepal Army claimed here today.

LA filmfest to open with ‘Chokher Bali’
New Delhi, March 21
After widespread national as well as international acclaim, Rituparno Ghosh’s ‘Chokher Bali’, starring former Miss World and Bollywood star Aishwarya Rai, has now been chosen as the opening film of the prestigious Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles this year.

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