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Saturday,
April 28,
2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Pakistan
People’s
Party leader Benazir Bhutto is determined to end her
exile for nearly a decade and return to Pakistan to
participate in elections this year, regardless of
whether she gets President Pervez Musharraf's
approval.
Excerpts from the interview on the Opinion
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Gujarat
Fake Encounter
Victim’s
wife too might have been killed: Govt
New Delhi,
April 27
The Gujarat
government, which is under fire from various quarters on
the killing of a Muslim youth in a fake encounter two
years ago, today admitted in the Supreme Court that his
wife Kausarbi reported missing since then could also have
been killed.
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India:
The Tasks Ahead
SPECIAL
SUPPLEMENT
125TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS,
INAUGURAL SESSION
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TRS
MLA gives up
Hyderabad, April 27
Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS)
legislator K. Lingaiah today surrendered before the Nampally
criminal court here for his alleged involvement in the human
trafficking racket.
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IIM general admissions on
New Delhi:
After days of dithering which kept prospective IIM general category students on the tenterhooks, the human resource ministry issued a directive to six prestigious management institutions to release admission lists.
Details on Nation
page
Nation page: IIM-B
admit list out
Centre-state panel set up
New Delhi:
The government today set up a new commission to redefine Centre-state ties to examine the possibility of giving sweeping powers to the Centre.
Details on Nation
page
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India’s
ties with Japan, ASEAN steadily improving
New Delhi, April 27
India is vigorously pursuing its
“Look East” policy to forge closer ties with Japan and ASEAN for
mutual benefit and the 16-year-old policy is paying rich dividends. This
was stated by external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee, who addressed
the Parliamentary Consultative Committee today on India’s “Look
East” policy, including relations with Japan.
Gere offers to apologise
New Delhi: Breaking his silence following the outcry over the kissing involving Shilpa Shetty, Hollywood star Richard Gere on Friday offered to apologise if he has “offended” anyone.
Details on World
page
Mahela & Co. ready for rampaging Aussies
Bridgetown, April 27
Sri Lanka face a daunting task of stopping the all-conquering Australians from winning their third consecutive World Cup title as they go into the summit showdown here tomorrow, fully aware that only an extra-ordinary display would make them the new world champions.
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Dawood
tentacles in Sirsa
Report exposes drug mafia,
active role played by politicians
Sirsa, April 27
The most-wanted criminal Dawood
Ibrahim, besides inter-state gang of drug mafias and politicians were
involved in smuggling of opium, heroin and poppy husk worth several
crores every year through the district and other parts of Haryana,
Punjab and Rajasthan. These facts surfaced from a confidential report
prepared by a senior functionary of the district police after getting
inputs from his own intelligence wing and from the neighbouring states.
The report prepared under the instruction of a DGP will soon be
submitted to him and the state government.
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Members question judiciary for putting reservation on hold
April 27,
2007
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IIMs may go ahead with admissions
April 26,
2007
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PM dismisses Kasuri’s claims
April 25,
2007
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Quota
stay to continue
April 24,
2007
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Now,
a transfer scam in Ludhiana
April 23,
2007
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Woolmer
suspect caught on camera
April 22,
2007
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Govt
calls off IIM meeting
April 21,
2007
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Police takes custody of MP Katara
April 20,
2007
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Human trafficker-MP held
April 19,
2007
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India
loses Asiad bid
April 18,
2007
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22 shot
in US varsity
April 17,
2007
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