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India tests Agni-IV n-missile |
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Congress core group meets after Trinamool's
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French weekly to publish 'caricatures' of
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 Trinamool quits UPA, Mamata blasts Congress
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Tuesday withdrew her
Trinamool Congress party's support to the UPA government, but both
she and the Congress indicated a last minute patch up may still be
possible.
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Raj Thackeray backs FDI in retail, demands
jobs only for locals
States have prerogative not to allow FDI in
multi-brand retail: Government
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 SC declines review of right to education verdict
The Supreme Court has declined to entertain petitions seeking a
review of its verdict upholding the constitutional validity of the
right to education act that mandates 25 percent quota for poor
students in private schools.
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Don't roll back reforms under pressure: India
Inc
The industry in India Wednesday asked the
government not to roll back the recent reform measures like
foreign investment in multi-brand retail and hike in diesel prices
under political pressure. Such a step, industry leaders said,
would raise questions about the government's ability to take
policy
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 Obama leads Romney nationally: Poll
Amid a
political row caused by Mitt Romney's controversial remarks that
47 percent of Americans looked themselves as victims, a new poll
showed President Barack Obama leading his Republican challenger
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French weekly to publish 'caricatures' of
Prophet Mohammed
French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo
has announced it will publish caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed
in its next issue that will “shock those who will want to be
shocked,” the
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At last, Mohammad Ali Jauhar University
inaugurated
After a delay
of several years, the Mohammad Ali Jauhar University at Uttar
Pradesh's Rampur was Tuesday inaugurated by Chief Minister
Akhilesh Yadav.
The university is said to be a dream project of Urban Development
Minister Mohammad Azam Khan. The university was inaugurated
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 Setback for Zardari: Letter closing graft cases to be withdrawn
Zardari and Bhutto were suspected of using Swiss accounts to
launder about $12 million in alleged bribes paid by companies
seeking customs inspection contracts in the 1990s.
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Pakistani PM granted time till Sep 18 to reply
in court
First for Pakistan, PM indicted for contempt
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Prime
Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and President of the Palestine
National Authority Mahmoud Abbas at the delegation level
talks, in New Delhi on September 11, 2012. |
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