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Kolkata/New Delhi, April 21
in the Italian ship case, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today sought his immediate withdrawal from the case even as Centre distanced itself from the ASG's remarks.
In an audacious daylight operation, Maoist rebels today abducted the Collector of Chhattisgarh's Sukma district from the middle of a meeting with villagers after killing his two security officers.
Jalandhar, yet cyberspace continues to be abuzz with people from across the world expressing solidarity with the young Jalandhar hotelier and seeking justice for the victim of a callous wrong.
judicial commission to probe the crash of a private passenger plane that killed 127 persons and took the owner of the airline into "protective" custody. 
Worried over the spurt in cross border transactions and tax evasion, India has pressed for automatic exchange of information among the countries to deal with the menace.