PTI
Both Houses of the Parliament witnessed noisy scenes soon after they assembled for the day with BJP members storming the well demanding immediate tabling of the voluminous report along with the ATR.
Liberhan panel report stalls Parliament
Responding to opposition members’ concern over the leakage of the report, Home Minister P. Chidambaram told the Lok Sabha that the report along with Action Taken Report would be tabled in this session which concludes on December 21.
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India yet to get full access to U.S. dual use technology
The official U.S. list, comprising 25 countries, shows that India faces the maximum number of dual use technology denial regimes followed by three different wings of the U.S. Government.
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No replacement for U.S. dollar: Manmohan
Praising the entrepreneurial spirit of the American enterprise, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that there can be no substitution for the U.S. dollar. “As far as I can...
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Italian police explain how VOIP was used on 26/11
The presentation also states that on November 25, the eve of the attack, a request went out from a certain Kharak Singh to the telephone company to activate 5 Austrian DID lines for the VOIP account in the name of Mohammed Ashfaq from Pakistan
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Liberhan probe was India’s longest running inquiry commission
Luxury car to be loaded on Dubai-bound flight catches fire
By-polls: AIADMK announces candidates
DNA sampling for tiger census in Sunderbans
Researchers develop tool to tap natural heat for more energy
Polling in Rajasthan’s 46 civic bodies today
Liberhan report leaked with an eye on Jharkhand polls: Rajnath
Liberhan panel report stalls Parliament
Kerala
Reverse migration in hilly areas
Many are on the look out for better educational opportunities for their children and other amenities. Some move out for better employment opportunities
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Science
New Zealand's glaciers still losing ice
New Zealand’s glaciers were continuing to lose significant ice mass, finds the latest snowline survey by New Zealand’s National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA).»
Italian police explain how VOIP was used on 26/11
Major security lapse in issuing visa to Rana couple
Broom, Redmond admit to breaking curfew
RIL bids for world’s 3rd largest chemical firm
Fonseka threatens to approach court seeking more security
Shilpa Shetty ties the knot
The men who caught Kasab alive
Winter in Kashmir
Sena attacks Sachin again
26/11 investigation led to brick wall in Pakistan
Sena attacks Sachin again
The long road to examination reforms
Another tryst: imagining India & Russia
The men who caught Kasab alive
The autonomous jihad in America
Sena activists attack IBN offices in Mumbai, Pune
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NACC certification must for all universities and colleges: UGC chief
‘Sachin has clean bowled Bal Thackeray’
BRTS better than Metro Rail: Ex-Mayor of Bogota
Opinion
Ever since September 11, 2001, jihadist groups have repeatedly targeted the U.S. Indeed, their offensive long pre-dates the massive attacks: as early as 1999, we now know, Seattle-based Oussama Kassir was attempting to set up a jihad training base in Oregon
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Education is expected to remedy the perpetuation of the beliefs and practices through which patriarchy operates, but it can hardly do this when its own rituals are no less ossified and oppressive.
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Business
Indian Navy eyes newer generation aircraft
RIL bids for world’s 3rd largest chemical firm
Correcting the disconnect in a connected world
SAARC: India for agreement on investment protection
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Arts
Return of the native
Disciplining mind and body
Correcting the disconnect in a connected world
Shilpa Shetty ties the knot
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Fallen leaves, floating markets, lotus stems, and the famouls Dal Lake. The winter life in the Kashmir valley has much more to talk about. Photos: Nissar Ahmad
