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Mulayam: stay probe till election
``Court order may be misused''

INSAT-4B launched successfully
A great occasion, says Indian Space Research Organisation Chairman G. Madhavan Nair

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`Defining moment' in Caribbean history
Opening ceremony a seamless exhibition of colour, music and movement

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Lara, Inzamam and their fickle teams to light up opener
West Indies and Pakistan all geared up for the much-awaited inaugural match of the World Cup

`Chokers' tag amusing, says Graeme Smith
MONTEGO BAY: Posturing is a most interesting phenomenon. The eyes are narrowed, the chest is thrown out, the walk injected with swagger as the champion sportsman seeks to emphasise the difference between him, the real deal, and mere posers. At ...

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Vaughan pins his hopes on youth power
GROS ISLET (ST. LUCIA): England has one of the more inexperienced sides at the World Cup, which is something that captain Michael Vaughan thinks will work in its favour. ``A young team can sometimes be surprising and play with no fear,'' ...

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Pakistan has the talent
The main problem with the Pakistan team is the lack of a good opening pair, writes IMRAN KHAN

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Ponting hits back at Gavaskar
Says his team's behaviour has been reasonable in recent times

Karunanidhi for joint patrolling
Says it will solve present problems

Government asked to drop satellite town plan
Reminds Rangasamy of directives issued by Sonia Gandhi

Rs. 100-crore allocation likely for tourism in State Budget
Government all set to woo local and foreign tourists in a big way

North India lashed by rain, snow
NEW DELHI: Cold conditions prevailed in most parts of North India on Monday following moderate to heavy rain in the region and snowfall in some States, throwing normal life out of gear. The national Capital received more than 12 mm of ...

Managements reject panel proposal for admission
Say SSLC and Plus Two marks will also be considered

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