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 Inflation falls to 4.05 p.c.

 Infrastructure growth slips to 5.3 p.c. in June

 U.S. Fed steps in to check market crash

 FDI policy undergoes finetuning

 Rupee stages a comeback

 The crisis of indebtedness

 The looming dementia threat

 UPA-Left standoff continues

 U.S. rules out renegotiation of 123 agreement

 Parliament cannot decide on treaty or international agreement: Somnath

 Quota: judiciary can’t be an exception, says panel

 ‘Press should respond to new challenges’

 Russia, China display their firepower

 U.S. Fed steps in to check market crash

 Computer tackles Rubik’s cube enigma

 Eleventh Plan set in motion

 Where India scores over China

 ‘Press should respond to new challenges’

 The caste system — India’s apartheid?

 No prohibition on nuclear test, says Kakodkar

 Army to hold five joint exercises

 No compromise on pact: AIFB

 MLAs’ petitions not maintainable: counsel

 Debate likely on August 23: Dasmunsi

 Left will extend merit-based support: Raja

 An amnesty offer and new problems

 Russia’s plan for presence in the Mediterranean

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 Bharti services in Sri Lanka

 Suvidhaa initiative to revolutionise service industry

 Promises to keep

 Rescuing rainforests

 Best is yet to come: Manmohan

 Left parties to determine stand on nuclear deal by weekend

 TRAI efforts to safeguard subscriber interests

 52 casualties confirmed in Ghanvi cloud burst

 NSCN (I-M) may pull out of talks

 Pakistan assesses Boucher visit

 Sri Lanka displaced vulnerable: report

 Ahmadinejad Kabul visit jolts the U.S.

 Fiji poll in March 2009: Premier

 Mbeki’s backing for Mugabe may make West change tack

 Parachuting from space

 Deal will be terminated if India conducts test: U.S.

 At 60, the political culture needs renewal statecraft

 Backlog of cases causing concern: CJI

 Great disparity: Tata

 Syria for active Indian role in West Asia

 Industrialisation inevitable: Buddhadeb

 Science education in India

 A different kind of President

 Casting a censorious eye over Wikipedia

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 Factors behind the global market volatility financial scene

 The Domino effect

 Major challenges on two key fronts

 Making the General blink

 Harmonising monetary goals

 Discussion unlikely under voting rule

 Chennai to host Malaysian trade fair

 Benazir admits to deal

 11 die in Sri Lanka violence

 Scotland to unveil blueprint for independence

 Denmark joins polar race

 Matter of serious import: Karat

 Hopeful of sorting out differences: Pranab

 Appeal to introduce Social Security Bill

 Student complains of ‘insult’ to Tricolour

 Panel for mechanism to police cyber space

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 Drop all planned SEZs, says Opposition

 Onion export price raised again

 Bank deposit rates set to decline

 Concern over liquidity

 Awash with waste

 Krishna water from August 8

 Reel life turns real for Sanjay Dutt

 Priority sector credit to minorities will go up

 Minister urges Scouts to cultivate discipline

 ‘India, China satisfied with trade links’

 Panel suggests multiple criminal codes

 Ministry opposes private investment in higher education

 Satellite photographs give them a view from space

 Long road to employment guarantee

 Pollution threatens Himalayan glaciers

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 Centre’s fiscal deficit soars

 One-point rise in Consumer Index

 The sentencing of Sanjay Dutt

 Misgovernance personified

 Sanjay Dutt sentenced to 6 years in jail

 I have taken away only six years, Kode tells Sanjay

 Sainath gets Magsaysay Award

 NSCN (I-M), Centre agree on ceasefire

 CRR to go up by 50 basis points

 I am bound by duty, Judge tells Sanjay

 Bill violative of freedom of religion: Gujarat Governor

 Australia assures cooperation in civil nuclear energy sector

 Pranab attends EAS consultations

 U.S. bolsters allies against Iran

 U.K. army presence in Ulster ends

 Russia backs Abbas, talks to Hamas

 Seven persons win Magsaysay award

 LTTE move to terrorise civilians: army

 Brown retains right to withdraw troops

 Rediscover the Presidency’s limits statecraft

 Constitution Bench to hear Centre’s plea

 Not resigning: Kamat

 Central assistance for farm sector

 1.85 lakh birds culled in Manipur

 India downplays significance of naval exercises

 Defence chiefs unhappy over frequent grounding of Dhruvs, complain to HAL