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Up against distrust
Pakistan went half-heartedly to the polls today, riven by fears of bloodshed and high on cynicism over what these elections might achieve. ...  | Read.. 
 
Ghisingh tastes his own medicine
The man who used to shut down Darjeeling with a snap of his fingers was today shut out of the hills he once lorded over. ...  | Read.. 
 
Cricket? Must be Indian
Cricket has almost proved that it is an Indian game accidentally discovered by the British. ...  | Read.. 
 
Fee relief for users of ATM
Banks will not be allowed to charge customers who use debit cards to check account balance at ATMs owned by another bank. ...  | Read.. 
 
A wedding and three funerals
Songs of celebration at a wedding in Manipur quickly turned into a dirge when three relatives of the groom were charred in a fire triggered by a lamp explosion. ...  | Read.. 
 
Rattled, rebels call bandh
The Dumaria encounter of last week has clearly put Naxalites on the backfoot. While the Maoists have called a 24-hour bandh on February 21 in Bengal, Jharkhand and Orissa ...  | Read.. 
 
Arms haul yields old guns, duds
Combing operations in the Orissa forests yielded nothing but a cache of old, rejected weapons today, while in neighbouring Chattisgarh, the battle against Naxalites prove ...  | Read.. 
 
A voter waits outside a polling station as a soldier stands guard. (Reuters)
Up against distrust
 
 
I will remain committed to a politics of reconciliation with everyone
Pervez Musharraf
Fab Food:
Gaga over greens
It’s interesting how one’s palate changes with time. Most people would agree that one’s list of favo ...  | Read..		 Mobile firms in pesky-call plea
Mobile operators have told the telecom regulator they cannot possibly stop calls from unregiste ...  | Read..
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Rape crusader's kin kidnapped
A rights activist's daughter has been kidnapped after he campaigned against a Bengal woman's rape b...   | Read.. 
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People do what police can't
On Sunday morning, the district police urged the residents of Salt Lake to either form voluntary nig...   | Read.. 
Bengal More.. 
Tigress mauled by villagers and caught
A Bengal tigress climbed trees, hid behind barns and bushes and ran across fields to escape armed v...   | Read.. 
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Hills held hostage as rivals flex muscle
The GNLF-controlled Darjeeling Municipality has decided to stop supplying drinking water and refrai...   | Read.. 
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Finding the golden mean
The author is professor of economics, University of Warwick   | Read.. 
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Sehwag's return not confirmed
Team India's batting failure at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday, against world champions Australia, pro...   | Read.. 
International More.. 
Pervez struggles to contain Jemima damage
A rank non-journalist has scored the media coup of this non-campaign and President Pervez Musharraf...   | Read.. 
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Ore deals to push up steel price
Steel prices are expected to leap by $100 to $125 a tonne by April ' or Rs 4,000 to Rs 5,000 per to...   | Read.. 
 
 
 
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