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India, US agree on N-reprocessing
Key step towards implementation of 123;
will open doors for American firms in India
India and the United States have reached a deal on reprocessing American-origin spent nuclear fuel to be supplied to India under the landmark civil nuclear agreement signed in September 2008.

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2 female bombers hit Moscow metro, kill 38
Hand of Islamic insurgents suspected
Moscow, March 29
Two female suicide bombers killed at least 38 persons on packed Moscow metro trains on Monday even as Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin declared that “terrorists behind the attack will be destroyed”.
A woman cries while standing next to an Emergencies Ministry member near Park Kultury metro station in Moscow India condemns Moscow blasts

A woman cries while standing next to an Emergencies Ministry member near Park Kultury metro station in Moscow on Monday. Reuters

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CBI files chargesheet against Chautala in assets case
Om Prakash ChautalaNew Delhi, March 29
The CBI has filed a chargesheet against former Haryana Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala in a corruption case in the special CBI court in Karkardooma in New Delhi, the investigative agency said today.

Hyderabad tense after communal clashes
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Hyderabad, March 29
Indefinite curfew was imposed in several sensitive areas of old Hyderabad following fresh outbreak of communal clashes today. The curfew orders will be in force in 17 police station limits covering old city which has been in the grip of communal tension for the past two days.

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SC says can’t interfere in Sajjan’s bail matter
New Delhi, March 29
In a major relief to senior Congress leader Sajjan Kumar, an accused in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, the Supreme Court today refused to interfere with Delhi High Court’s February 26 order granting anticipatory bail to him.

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New Delhi, March 29
He loves the good life, yet is equally at home in the rough and tumble of politics. The Akali Dal engineers his expulsion from the House, he makes headlines outside it. The Congress has not made him chief of the state party, people take him to be one anyway.

MoD report slams Pak, cautious on China
New Delhi, March 29
Indian Defence Ministry today expressed concern at the worsening situation in Pakistan, calling terrorism a “threat to Pakistan and to the region”. India has exercised exemplary restraint in the face of the gravest provocation, said the ministry as it released the excerpts of its Annual report for the year 2009-10 here this evening.

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