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Total commitment to Ram temple: Advani
NEW DELHI, APRIL 6. The Bharatiya Janata Party president, L.K. Advani, today made a strong bid to veer the party back to the path of "cultural nationalism'' — a synonym for Hindutva — and to a "total, unshakeable and irreversible'' ...

Veteran Communists honoured
NEW DELHI, APRIL 6. The 18th party congress of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) today witnessed the release of the first volume of the ``History of Communist Movement in India'' prepared by the party's history commission. Tracing the ...

Congress, Left condemn attack
NEW DELHI, APRIL 6.The Congress and the two Communist parties today condemned the terrorist attack on the Tourist Reception Centre in Srinagar. The attack notwithstanding, the Congress president, Sonia Gandhi, would attend the launch of the ...

UNICEF to tap India's eagerness
NEW DELHI, APRIL 6. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) is exploring the possibility of entering into a "stand-by agreement" with the Government of India. This would involve the country automatically in relief and rehabilitation wherever ...

Dabbawallahs get Air India tickets to London
MUMBAI, APRIL 6. Two unusual guests — dabbawallahs from Mumbai — will be the cynosure of all eyes at the wedding of Prince Charles with Camila Parker Bowles on April 9 in London, thanks to national carrier Air India. An AI ...

Other Stories

`An act of cowardice'

Bus passengers unfazed

Geelani, Bar Association oppose bus service

We do not want the Government to fall: Basu

Call-centre manager `commits suicide'

"Good mother, wives and daughters"

3 injured in blast

Debate over authenticity of Best Bakery police video

Planning Commission for highway regulatory authority

Population control: `implementation is the challenge'

India can achieve 8 per cent growth, says World Bank

ADB forecasts fluctuation in growth

Secrecy boomerangs on Maoists in Andhra Pradesh

"Need for policy on disaster management"

All living beings have rights: Dalai Lama

Assam to adopt Bangladesh power model

``Courts should not interfere in orders to ban entry of a person''

Kalam asks banks to be more pro-active

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