Elections in Jan: Mush
President Pervez Musharraf on Sunday announced that the elections would be held in the first week of January, but declined to give date for ending emergency saying he needs it to combat terrorism.	Emergency required to tackle terrorism Caretaker government on Nov 15 Provincial assemblies to be dissolved on Nov 20 Defends arrests of political leaders
Security agencies get sweeping powers Editorial: Muzzled media

World page: Rice asks Musharraf to lift emergency Pervez Musharraf wipes perspiration off his face during a news conference in Islamabad on Sunday. — Reuters photo

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India hopeful of Russian help
Moscow, November 11
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arrived here this evening for his annual summit meeting with President Vladimir Putin with the stalled Indo-US nuclear deal casting a shadow on Russia building four additional power reactors at Kudankulam plant in Tamil Nadu because of its international commitments as a leading member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group.

Developments in Pak worry India
From buyer-seller to co-producer of future weapons

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh reviews guard of honour on his arrival at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport on Sunday. — Reuters photo

No cracks in LF, claims Yechury
New Delhi, November 11
The CPM today claimed that there were no cracks in the ruling Left Front over the Nandigram issue even as it speeded up efforts to placate its allies to save the party’s prestige and the Front.

Violence continues, 2 more dead
Nandigram: 3 allies threaten to quit Left Front
Kolkata, November 11
Three major Left Front partners, the RSP, Forward Bloc and the CPI, which had formed a mini-front against the CPM, met today in the city and decided to quit the front if the CPM’s vandalism in Nandigram was not stopped forthwith.

Sports page: Yuvraj engineers victory Rohit Sharma (left) and captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni (right) congratulate Yuvraj Singh for the wicket of Shoaib Malik during the third one-day international between India and Pakistan at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Sunday. Yuvraj Singh slammed a blazing 77 while Dhoni scored 49 as India put an impressive 294 for 6 on the board, while Pakistan, despite a career-best 129 by Salman Butt, were bowled out for 248 runs, handing India a comfortable 46-run win. — AFP photo (Details on Sports page)

Yeddyurappa to take oath as CM today
Kumaraswamy may take oath as his deputy later
Bangalore, November 11
Internal squabbles in the Janata Dal (Secular) will see B.S. Yeddyurappa of the BJP alone taking oath as Chief Minister of Karnataka tomorrow even as former Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy is expected to take oath as his deputy at a later date.

Is sports Bollywood’s newest success formula? New Delhi, November 11 After years of numerous attempts to bring the world of sports and the world of make-believe together, the twain finally met in the year 2007. A still from ‘Chak de India’