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US denies it covered up key documents on N-deal
Rejecting that it had covered up documents on stoppage of fuel supplies if India conducts a nuclear test, the US has said New Delhi's obligations are very clear as it had agreed to a moratorium on nuclear testing.

N-DEAL
Govt allays apprehensions of NSG members
Seeking to allay apprehensions of certain NSG countries, India said it is committed to the strengthening of the non-proliferation regime and underlined the policy of no-first-use of nuclear weapons.

Sanjeev Nanda gets five years in prison
A Delhi court sentenced Sanjeev Nanda to five years in prison for mowing down six people under his BMW in January 1999.

Meeting on Singur issue deferred till 4 pm
The crucial talks to end the Singur impasse, scheduled to begin at 10 am, have been deferred till 4 pm with the West Bengal government seeking more time, Raj Bhavan sources said.

Explanations for postponement of Singur talks

Displaced people ask Tatas to shift Nano project to Gopalpur
Nano impasse kindles new hope for used cars market
The cloud of uncertainty over the Tata Nano roll-out from West Bengal is raising new hope far away in Uttar Pradesh for the used small car market...

Politicians must understand the importance of education: PM
Lamenting that considerable part of public debate was presently focused on short-term problems, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh asked the political leadership to understand the importance of education in the country's development.

Earthquake triggers panic in Kashmir
Panic gripped this summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir on Friday morning as an earthquake of moderate intensity shook buildings and sent people rushing out of their homes and offices.

Subbarao takes charge as RBI guv, says inflation a priority
D Subbarao took charge as the governor of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) from Y V Reddy and set for himself the immediate task of containing inflation, which is hovering above the 12 per cent mark despite moderation in the past two weeks.

Mayawati visiting Bihar, may announce big relief package

Mother Teresa remembered on her death anniversary
The Friday morning mass at Mother House - the headquarters of Missionaries of Charity marked the start of a day of remembrance for Mother Teresa on her 11th death anniversary.

Zardari likely to win Pakistan presidential polls: analysts
Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman Asif Ali Zardari, who has the support of several small parties, seems set to sweep the presidential polls scheduled for Saturday, political analysts said.

Russia to deliver modernized aircraft carrier to India after 2011
Russia would deliver the modernized Admiral Gorshkov aircraft carrier to India after 2011.

Haneef invited to work in Queensland

KARNATAKA
Bangalore to host India's maiden space exposition Confederation of Indian Industry in association with Indian Space Research Organisation and its marketing arm Antrix is organising India's maiden space exposition here from November 29 to December 1.

Symonds' absence might reduce tension: Kirsten

Beijing Olympics gold medal for auction

Pankaj Advani holds the trophy after winning the final match against Geet Sethi at the IBSF World Billiards Championship in Bangalore, on Friday.

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TEACHER'S DAY SPECIAL
Is reading on your child's agenda? Teachers and librarians from various schools met ahead of Teachers Day at a workshop organised by publishing house Katha to discuss ways to inculcate the reading habit in students...

'Tahaan' brings back memories for

Anupam
Recounting his experiences while shooting for 'Tahaan,' Kher says, "I went to Kashmir after twenty-one years, but it made me sad. The soul of Kashmir looks wounded and I do not think it will be same again," he says adding that the film was very close to his heart."