India, Pak chalk out schedule for resuming dialogue
Islamabad sends a set of dates when two sides can meet for third round of talks
New Delhi, July 28
India today confirmed that it was in touch with Pakistan to ‘identify mutually convenient’ dates for convening the remaining Secretary-level meetings of the third round of the bilateral dialogue process which has been stalled since January this year.

Srini set to return as BCCI boss
Probe panel gives clean chit to CSK, R’sthan Royals in spot-fixing scandal
Kolkata, July 28
The decks were today cleared for president-in- exile N Srinivasan's possible return to the BCCI top post after a two-judge probe panel found no evidence against his team Chennai Super Kings in the IPL spot-fixing and betting scandal which rocked the sixth edition of the event.

Will speed up Haryana rail projects: Kharge
Hansi (Hisar), July 28
Union Railway Minister Mallikarjun Kharge on Sunday said the three pending rail projects in Haryana would be taken up on priority provided the state government shared half of the expenditure involved. Kharge made this offer while addressing a rally here after laying the foundation stone of the Hansi-Rohtak track.

Militants gun down SPO in north Kashmir
Srinagar, July 28
A Special Police Officer (SPO) was shot dead by militants at his home near north Kashmir’s volatile Sopore town on Sunday morning. Mudasir Ahmad Dar, a contractual employee in the state police department, was shot dead by “pistol-borne militants” at his residence in Ontoo-Hamam locality near Chanakan in Sopore town around 9.50 am, a police officer said.

200 Mursi’s supporters killed in Saturday’s firing: Brotherhood
Cairo, July 28
Defying threats to evict them, thousands of supporters of deposed Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi today staged a sit-in at a mosque here. Vowing to stand their ground despite violent crackdown on their supporters by armed forces, Brotherhood leaders addressed protesters overnight, saying they would not back down from their demands, including the reinstatement of Mursi.
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Modi visa row: Letters by MPs to Obama ‘authentic’
Washington, July 28
The controversy over Indian MPs’ letters to President Barack Obama for denying visa to Narendra Modi has taken a new turn with a California-based Forensic Document Examiner certifying that the signatures of the lawmakers are “original and authentic” and not a cut and paste job as claimed.

Tribune Special N-powered sub Arihant all set to sail out from Vizag New Delhi, July 28 Indigenously built nuclear-powered submarine, INS Arihant, is finally set to sail out from its base at Vishakhapatnam. The 6,000-tonne submarine, armed with nuclear missiles, is ready after years of efforts interspersed with sanctions in 1998 and impediments due to non-availability of cutting-edge technology.