The Hindu June 30th, 2008

Monday, June 30, 2008

·  India moots a price band for petroleum

·  Sense prevails in Kashmir

·  Can Sariska roar again?

·  J&K Governor withdraws shrine board claim on land

·  CPI(M) warns Centre again

·  32 constables missing after naxalite attack

·  Fuel-efficient plane unveiled in China

·  Interesting week ahead at Wimbledon

·  New link for Agartala

·  Centre to consider State’s demand to absorb farm loans

·  8,984 poll contestants disqualified

·  Mugabe sworn in for sixth term

·  Greyhounds become sitting ducks

·  U.S. to remove Mandela from terror watch list

·  “Civilians fleeing LTTE-held areas”

·  China offers fresh talks to envoys of Dalai Lama

·  Privacy concerns over U.S.-E.U. move

·  “Madhes demand dangerous”

·  Jindal faces recall petition

·  Berlusconi seeks to end his legal woes

·  North Pole may briefly have no ice this summer

·  Prachanda for stronger relations with India on the basis of new realities

·  Historic moment for Sariska tiger reserve

·  Education can change lives in remote areas: Patil

·  7,468 custodial deaths in last five years

·  Death sentence upheld

·  Award for Janhit Foundation chief

·  Rajasthan State has congenial atmosphere for industrial development, investors told

·  Pranab’s call to statisticians

·  God’s accessibility