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Parties, students hail verdict
GUWAHATI: Political parties and student bodies in Assam on Tuesday hailed the Supreme Court verdict quashing the notification on amendment to the Foreigners Act. The All-Assam Students' Union (AASU) and the North-East Students' Oragnisation ...

Assets case: verdict against Lalu on Dec. 18
PATNA: Special CBI court judge Muni Lal Paswan on Tuesday concluded arguments in the disproportionate assets case against Railway Minister Lalu Prasad, and his wife and former Bihar Chief Minister Rabri Devi. He would pronounce his verdict on ...

Walkouts over land deal, Rajnath detention
NEW DELHI: The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) staged walkouts in both Houses of Parliament on Tuesday. While the protest in the Lok Sabha was against the Centre's silence on a land deal struck by the Punjab Government, in the Rajya Sabha it ...

No firm favoured: Chidambaram
NEW DELHI: Union Finance Minister P. Chidambaram on Tuesday informed the Lok Sabha that recovery of customs and excise arrears from companies had never been as high as it was under the present regime. Clarifying his position on the `Vedanta ...

Form tribunals to deal with illegal migrants
2006 order unreasonable: court

Bandh call largely ignored in West Bengal
KOLKATA: The Statewide 24-hour bandh called on Tuesday by the Socialist Unity Centre of India in protest against the alleged forced acquisition of farmland for a car-manufacturing project at Singur in West Bengal's Hooghly district, failed to ...

On home turf

Assam Foreigners order unconstitutional
Supreme Court Bench laments lack of will to send illegal immigrants out of the country

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``Arrest killers of professor''

Highway closed

No compromise with airlines security: Praful Patel

Working people getting disenchanted: unions

UNI sale figures in Rajya Sabha

Royalty on coal to be revised

"Medha won't be allowed to visit Singur"

Nod for Bill on renaming Uttaranchal

Centre committed to unlocking PSUs' potential

Dalits take out `Dignity March'

Deport illegal immigrants, says BJP

One killed in Baramulla blast

SFI demands setting up of education panel

Baghliar dam work will go on, says official

Sena-BJP MLAs stage mock funeral in House

Women's participation up

Heritage programme for Kashmir

Missile system yet to be perfected

BJP to raise quarrel with Speaker at NDA meet

Blast on rail track near Diphu

Godhra train fire conspiracy theory bogus, says counsel

Jallianwalla Trust: Sonia nominated

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