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NCTC isn't state versus centre issue: PM

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Defending the proposed National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC), Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday said the anti-terror intelligence hub will 'supplement' the anti-terror capabilities of state

BMW kills two, injures four

In yet another incident involving a BMW, a speeding car rammmed into a vehicle on Saturday here killing two people, including a woman, and critically injured four others, all of a family, police said.

Post Antony report, Congress mends ways

The findings of Congress leader A.K. Antony's ‘post mortem’ report on the party's humiliating election rout in Goa in March already appears to have had an effect.

According to state Congress presiden

Special session to mark 60 years of Indian Parliament

Parliament will hold a special session on May 13 to celebrate its 60th anniversary.

The first session of Parliament was held May 13, 1952. President Pratibha Patil will address a function in the Cent

Omar cant' tweet live NCTC proceedings

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Omar Abdullah could have tweeted live proceedings of the Chief Ministers' conference meet in New Delhi on the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC) on Saturday but the fear of being asked to leave

Activist raises query on Sachin's penalty

A right to information activist on Saturday raised questions whether cricketer Sachin Tendulkar had paid the penalty imposed on him last year for illegally occupying his new bungalow in Bandra here wi

Former CPI-M leader killed in Kerala

A former firebrand leader of the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) was hacked to death in Kerala, triggering a war of words between the ruling coalition and the Marxists.

T.P. Chandrasekharan,

No secret deal with Maoists: Raman Singh

Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh on Friday said no secret agreements had been made with Maoists in exchange for the release of Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon.

"The agreement with the

Pakistan aircrash: Black box to be taken to US

The black box of a Pakistani passenger aircraft that crashed in April killing 127 people will be taken to the US for decoding, a media report said.

The Bhoja Air 737, on its maiden flight, went down

Blind Chinese dissident hopes to study abroad

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Blind dissident Chen Guangcheng, who left the US embassy in Beijing on Thursday, hopes to study abroad, a Chinese official said on Friday.

A spokesperson for the Chinese foreign ministry said on Frid

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