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Bill lists care rules for sons & daughters

Aged parents without the means to maintain themselves will be guaranteed the right to live in the homes of their sons and daughters if the government accepts the suggestions of an MPs’ panel. ... | Read..

Water panic in Howrah

Taps across Howrah town went dry today but many of the 10 lakh residents would not have touched the water anyway. ... | Read..

India in final

India reached the Asia Cup hockey final with a 4-1 victory over Japan today. It will meet Korea in the final. ... | Read..

Palamau girl wins varsity poll

Khushboo Sharma reached where hardly a woman politician from Jharkhand ever ventured into. ... | Read..

Office hint at project on right track

Virtually clearing all uncertainties over the future of its greenfield project in Jharkhand, ArcelorMittal has acquired a building in the capital to establish a full-fled ... | Read..

Security tips build army friendship

Clearing roads littered with landmines and explosive devices in Naxalite and extremist areas for safety of security personnel and their convoys formed the basics of a trainin ... | Read..

SC holds back Vedanta verdict

Deferring its decision on permitting Vedanta Alumina Limited’s proposal to mine Orissa’s Niyamgiri forests, the Supreme Court has asked the Union ministry of en ... | Read..

Pupils riot for ‘rights’ on capital street

The introduction of year-back system in engineering colleges triggered hooliganism on the capital streets this evening as hundreds of students of constituent colleges of ... | Read..

N-E carrot dangled in Big Apple investment drive

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh may have discreetly decided to stay away from US President George W. Bush during this annual season of summits in the Big Apple, but it is n ... | Read..

Fresh floods in Assam, 2 dead

Two persons drowned in Dhubri district late last night as the third wave of floods wreaked havoc across the state, forcing the state government to seek the army’s help t ... | Read..

Traders held for Ulfa link

Guwahati police today picked up two businessmen from the Fancy Bazar area for their suspected links with Ulfa. ... | Read..

Ticket to fly: When in California, cover up
Passenger in short skirt asked to get off American ‘family airline’ plane
The passenger couldn’t be a terror suspect, she had so little to hide. ... | Read..

Worst Dar comes true

They should not confuse Bush with bijli
Kapil Sibal
on the Left’s nuclear deal protest

Worst Dar comes true
India’s 1983 World Cup glory at Lord’s nearly a quarter of a century ago was, alas, n ... | Read..

Northeast goes to New York
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh may have discreetly decided to stay away from US President George ... | Read..

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Dry taps in morning panic
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