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'I?m not responsible for defeat'
Reacting to the Shiv Sena?s defeat in Malwan, Shiv Sena executive president Uddhav Thackeray said the party has taken them in its stride.
Paswan not at fault: Left
The CPI and the RSP strongly opposed the demands that Paswan be ousted from the ruling UPA coalition at the Centre.
Deconstructing Nitish Kumar
For Nitish Kumar, it's going to be a tough task ahead. A look at the eventful political journey of Bihar's new Chief Minister.
Can Nitish Kumar engineer Lalu's fall?
Lalu-Rabri Raj seems to be coming to an end in Bihar with the NDA-JD(U)-BJP combine establishing early lead in the Assembly polls.
Jammu cops say no to plastic
Over 60 policemen are on duty at the Raghunath Bazaar lecturing shoppers, mainly tourists, on the harmful effects of plastic.
Dying mother hopes 58-year wait will end
A 93-year-old cancer victim in her last stages hopes to see her long-lost son on the right side of the LoC when it opens on Monday.
New-look CAT proves tough to bell
An unexpected change in the format of the Common Admission Test (CAT) shocks and disappoints IIM aspirants.
Octroi official enraged over ACB raids
Enraged by the arrests of octroi officials during the ACB raids conducted on Saturday, 3000 octroi workers go on a strike on Monday.
Roger Moore endorses iodised salt use
Former 007, Roger Moore is a man on a mission as a UNICEF goodwill ambassador and the mission here is salt, iodised salt.
New jury to scooter-nise CIA leak case
As 18-month term of the previous grand jury expires, special counsel in CIA leak case says new jury to look into the investigation.
15 killed in Baghdad car bombing
The latest attack, which targeted a local market in southern Baghdad, was followed by another car bomb attack in the Capital.
Equity profit takes LIC on high tide
Cashing in on the equity market boom, LIC books a profit of Rs 2,000 crore from equities in the first six months of 2005-06.
RSS wants to undo population skew
Population explosion be damned. RSS chief K Sudarshan wants Hindu couples to forget family planning and 'produce' at least three kids each.
?My skirt is nobody?s business?
Sania Mirza says as long as she wins on court, it doesn't matter if she wear a six feet skirt or a six inch one.
Rotten eggs and tomatoes for Kushboo
PMK cadres threw slippers, rotten tomatoes and eggs on Kushboo to protest the Mettur Court?s decision of granting her bail.
From selling leather to taking lives
Abu Salem's journey from a small-time leather trader in Mumbai's Jogeshwari suburb to a dreaded Don began in Mumbai's alleys.