 Strong infrastructure from farm-to-fork needed

 Inflation will come down to 7 per cent by March: Prime Minister

 India seeks increased economic cooperation with Uruguay

 Food inflation inches up to 11.49 %

 ONGC, OIL evacuating staff from Libya

 Trading in renewable energy certificate launched

 The killer aftershock

 Partnership for the deep waters

 ‘Telecom policy sound, implementation faulty'

 Oil soars to $120 a barrel

 Discovery space shuttle poised for final launch

 Centre hikes poll expenditure limit by 60%

 Osama behind uprising: Qadhafi

 China to give a fillip to international relations

 U.S. keeps options open on Libya

 U.S. Senate report vindicates stand on Indus: Pakistan

 The battle lines over encryption

 20 names announced for JPC

 Evacuation of Indians from Libya any time now

 Bhopal gas case: Centre's curative plea hearing on February 28

 Bail petitions of five Maoists filed in Orissa High Court

 ‘One crore girls vanish every year'

 U.K. nuclear industry keen on two-way collaboration

 Kerala House passes Bill to form Plachimada tribunal

 Terms of reference

 “Dialogue only way to resolve issues with Pakistan”

 “World marvels at India's model of growth”

 Cave on moon could be a ‘base station' for future missions

 Our hands are tied in going after oil mafia: Maharashtra DGP

 RTE Act violates rights of unaided schools: Counsel

 Arab unrest propels Tehran as Riyadh's influence declines

 New violence as Ivory Coast strongman fights ouster

 ‘Contemporary India is a fertile and blooming oasis'

 Mutual respect

 Japan for joint effort in developing rare earth minerals

 GoM on coal to meet today

 Indian generics to get easier access in Japan

 Recovering Egypt's stolen antiquities

 Government agrees to set up JPC on 2G

 112 Indian fishermen remanded to judicial custody

 EC issues new norms for expenses monitoring

 “India takes ‘serious view' of fishermen detention”

 Budget session disruptions expected

 Common-ground eludes U.S., Pakistan on Davis

 Centre trying to evolve consensus on Telangana

 Five frog species rediscovered

 India not overly worried over China's military build-up, says Antony

 Karnataka sets pace for issue of UID

 Mullaperiyar panel meets today

 Need to review price monitoring system

 State has done well in health: expert

 Could revolution spread from Egypt to Pakistan?

 U.S. military interests at stake in Bahraini unrest

 World Bank warns of soaring food prices

 Rare earth shortage? Afghans think they can help

 It confers authority

16/02/11

 Tata Steel consolidated net zooms

 India, Japan all set to sign economic pact

 China's inflation rises 4.9 per cent in January

 ‘Revolving fund' for DMIC project

 Jaipal Reddy dedicates IOC naphtha cracker complex to the nation

 Centre to hike subsidy on fertilizers

 Beyond the politics of defection

 India's numbers

 China: drought will not impact global prices

 EPFO subscribers likely to get 9.5%

 Backward districts clueless on potential of MNREGA

 U.S. deficit in worry zone

 U.K. to continue £280 m annual aid to India

 Questions of accountability

 Japan to take part in India-U.S. naval exercises again

 Pranab: urgent need for review of price monitoring system

 No plans to hike oil prices now: Jaipal Reddy

 Nilekani to head task force on direct subsidies

 Companies Bill, 2009: a bulwark for an economically resurgent India

 The Egyptian giant stirs

 The case for faster justice

 It's for CCS to take final call on Antrix deal

 Educational institutes must lay the base for inclusive society: N. Ram

 Comprehensive electoral reforms by August: Moily

 Shockwave running through West Asia

 U.S. puts off trilateral meet

 Swiss vote to keep their guns

 Russian reaction restrained & cautious

 GoM on corruption to meet today

 U.S. keen on high-tech defence ties with India

 CRZ: violations to be identified soon

 Budget session will run smoothly: Meira Kumar

 JNU professor gets Pushkin Gold Medal for promotion of ties

 Centre evolves new educational methodology for rural development

 Tribal institute bags e-governance award

 Growth and other concerns

 Algerians take their cue from Egypt and Tunisia

 Rwandan leader sentenced

 Preaching & practising

13/02/11

 Exports grow 33 % in Jan

 Tax information exchange pact inked with Bahamas

 CII to hold workshop on ‘5S and 3M' concepts

 Quraishi suggests “none of the above” option in EVMs

 Meira Kumar optimistic about budget session

 Manmohan commends BrahMos team

 India welcomes Mubarak's decision

 G4 nations to press for urgent UNSC reforms

 Opening the gates to top-level domain names

 A great and strenuous shift to next generation IP

 INS urges Kharge to reject reports of wage boards

 Social sciences get a boost

 Plan ready to check money power in Assembly polls: EC

 Journalists should be fair, accurate: Manmohan

 Israeli satellite: Brinda seeks clarification on deal

 Withdraw erroneous report on endosulfan, Centre urged

 Regulatory body for NGOs suggested

 Sushma raises killing of fishermen by Sri Lankan Navy

 NGOs hold pre-Budget meeting with Pranab

 Role of private sector in healthcare stressed

12/02/11

 Good progress towards tax treaty with U.S., says Ahluwalia

 Panel for revamping crop data collection

 Industrial growth plunges to 1.6 %

 Centre to fully compensate States for CST losses

 Reduce tariff barriers, FDI curbs to fix infrastructure: Gary Locke

 Southern Sudan's success

 Infrastructure in magistrate courts appalling: High Court

 China's Communist Party sees India as part of U.S. “containment” strategy

 O.N.V. Kurup gets Jnanpith Award

 Locke takes lessons from dabbawalas

 Manmohan: ICTT a triumph of public-private partnership

 Sri Lanka Navy escorts Indian fishermen to IMBL

 ‘We are aware of India's interests'

 Third-party recruiters: essential dilemmas

 Jayati Ghosh awarded ILO prize

 Centre considering request to lift ban on onion export

 “No need for alarm over China's power project”

 Address delay in disposal of cases, Supreme Court tells Centre

 Royal College Medal for neuropsychiatrist

 Acting on nutritional needs

 He alone can save

11/02/11

 India should continue on reform path: Gary Locke

 Cabinet approves Rs.1,100 crore fund infusion for RRBs

 India signs tax treaty with British Virgin Islands

 Food inflation declines sharply

 Rise of the Muslim Brotherhood

 ICC's exemplary first step

 India, Pakistan to hold talks on all issues

 Moscow airport bomber identified

 Peace process top priority: Khanal

 The Minister versus the civil servant

 Supreme Court reserves verdict in CVC appointment case

 Jairam questions forecast of 9% economic growth

 Stand up, be counted in Census, Svayam tell elderly, disabled

 Court: no statute can violate Constitution

 Centre will table Right to Food Act in Parliament, says Manmohan

 All marriages in age group 16-18 must be voidable: Centre

 EC completes hearing arguments on ‘paid news'

 Cabinet nod for press registration bill

 Skill training for 80,000 BPL youths

 ‘Festival of Letters' begins on Monday

 Krishna's promise

10/02/11

 Assocham suggests new clusters for WB

 Anil Ambani seeks gas for power projects

 Cambodia denies posting troops at temple

 The public and issues of science

 JPC to be discussed with Manmohan, Sonia

 MoEF grants forest clearance for SAIL's Chiria mines

 After 11 years, panchayat polls come to J&K

 Ban on export of non-basmati rice, ‘rose' onion partly lifted

 “Global slump retards HIV focus”

 Bank deposits outside India will be a taxable asset

 A national duty, join in census: Pratibha

 State funding of elections is a useless thing: Lyngdoh

 Aero India 2011 off to a flying start

 Dreamliner by year-end

 It will be ‘mission conquer Asia'

 Growth versus environment?

 Climate tipping points

 Nobel laureates rally behind Binayak Sen

 Hidden meaning

09/02/11

 Brace up for reduction in sops, Pranab tells exporters

 U.S. business bullish on India, says envoy

 ‘Defence foundational pacts with U.S. to benefit India'

 Deora to meet industry on Companies Bill

 Draft policy proposes Logistics Corporation

 Keep talking

 Growing optimism

 End in sight to Parliament impasse

 Ties with U.S. on course: Islamabad

 Iraq: Rumsfeld blames it on Bush

 Two Indian-Americans on nuclear panel

 Pakistan: walking a tightrope

 Team of U.S. nuclear scientists on 10-day visit

 High time India changed its penal code: Lord Lester

 U.N. should spearhead fight against piracy: Antony

 NAC to counter Rangarajan panel's criticism of its recommendations

 Pirates abduct 17 Indian sailors off African coast

 Giving voluntarily

08/02/11

· Economy to grow at 8.6 %: CSO

· GDP growth satisfactory, says Pranab Mukherjee

· Decision on Takeover Code norms deferred

· Ernst & Young announces 2010 year awards

· Creeping intolerance

· India raises visa fee hike, but U.S. highlights trade barriers

· India, Pakistan speak in one voice

· Dhaka asks India to exercise restraint on border

· Talks laid solid foundation, says Krishna

· “No use of force against fishermen”

· “Supreme Court cannot examine my eligibility”

· MoEF nod for Girnar Ropeway project

· Speaker: Government has made many suggestions to end Parliament stand-off

· Amend Evidence Act to speed up corruption case trial: Santosh Hegde

· Section 377: final hearing on April 19

· Centre to seek review of ruling on banned outfits

· Make changes in Contempt of Courts Act or scrap it: experts

· India is our crucial security partner: U.S.

· Indian society most ‘gender insensitive,' says award-winning writer

· Thai, Cambodian clashes resume at disputed border

· Siva as Somaskanda

· Stage set for PYKKA national games in Srikakulam