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Brothers in arms against evil
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Love thy neighbour, for now
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Waiting for a grandson
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Reliving bygone Bangalore
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PM, combative Sonia try to defend record at UPA-II's 'Last Supper'
There was no DMK, no TMC and no surprise last minute entry by Samajwadi chieftain Mulayam Singh Yadav to uphold the UPA-II’s fourth ‘Report to the People’.
After years of trying to stem the flow of road accidents, the Chennai City Traffic Police’s initiative to map out the most accident-prone zones and curb road-rage has worked wonders that the accidents in 2013 have been on the decline.
The Lokayukta police has compiled a list of 135 officials who have been raided by them over the years, against whom no action has been taken since.
A survey by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research has reported that Andhra Pradesh has lost 80 percent of its sparrow population.
An amount of Rs 5 lakh has already been allocated in the annual budget of the Kochi Corporation for the preliminary work of the pedestrian master plan preparation.
As accidents in the city involving school buses have been on the rise over the past two years, the authorities this time have come up with safety measures aimed at the benefit of thousands of students.
Writing to PM Manmohan Singh on the issue again, CM J Jayalalithaa drew his attention to the unanimous resolution passed by the state assembly on May 3 pressing for the retrieval of the islet in the Palk Strait.
After a long period of truce, the simmering feud between KPCC president Ramesh Chennithala and Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has come out into the open with the former lashing out against Chandy.
In keeping with the State policy of providing new cars to the newly sworn-in ministers, the government has purchased 20 Sports Utility Vehicles at a cost of Rs 14.2 lakh each.
Congress appears to be in a state of despair with three Lok Sabha members and one former Rajya Sabha member from Telangana threatening to join the TRS.
Accusing the Government of acting like a Posco agent, leaders of the five parties said human rights are being violated with impunity.
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Jittery Rajasthan Royals beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by four wickets, qualifying for the Champion's League and will face Mumbai Indians for a place in the IPL final.
Jitendra had a meeting with Law Minister Kapil Sibal to discuss the proposed legislation.
Janata Party leader Subramaniam Swamy said the names of some UPA ministers will soon surface in the IPL spot-fixing racket.
The number of highly skilled workers admitted would rise from 65,000 annually to 110,000, with the possibility of a further increase to 180,000, depending in part on unemployment levels.
