• Taliban, Indian intelligence agencies fomenting unrest in Pak: Asif

    Asif said the Indian intelligence network and terrorists have joined hands to foment unrest in Pakistan. Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has alleged that Indian intelligence agencies and terrorists have joined hands to foment unrest in Pakistan. ....

    Asif said the Indian intelligence network and terrorists have joined hands to foment unrest in Pakistan. Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has alleged that Indian intelligence agencies and terrorists have joined hands to foment unrest in Pakistan. ....

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  • Bobby Jindal slams Republican presidential opponent

    WASHINGTON: Moving closer to a formal announcement of his US presidential bid, Indian-American Bobby Jindal has slammed his fellow Republican and presidential aspirant Rand Paul for being "unsuited to be the commander in chief." In an unusually harsh language, ....

    WASHINGTON: Moving closer to a formal announcement of his US presidential bid, Indian-American Bobby Jindal has slammed his fellow Republican and presidential aspirant Rand Paul for being "unsuited to be the commander in chief." In an unusually harsh language, ....

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  • Confront those who wave Pakistan flags: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh in Jammu

    Indicating a shift in the Centre’s strategy to deal with separatists, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday asked the local youth in Kashmir to confront them for playing with their future. “Some elements have been raising pro-Pakistan slogans and displ ....

    Indicating a shift in the Centre’s strategy to deal with separatists, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday asked the local youth in Kashmir to confront them for playing with their future. “Some elements have been raising pro-Pakistan slogans and displ ....

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  • I have experienced more failure than success: Dhawan

    Those arrested did not include Sepp Blatter, the Swiss head of FIFA, but included several just below him in the hierarchy of sport’s wealthiest body. Of the 14 indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ), seven FIFA officials, including vice-president Jeffrey ....

    Those arrested did not include Sepp Blatter, the Swiss head of FIFA, but included several just below him in the hierarchy of sport’s wealthiest body. Of the 14 indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ), seven FIFA officials, including vice-president Jeffrey ....

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  • Cameron’s agenda includes EU referendum

    The newly elected David Cameron government has promised to hold an in-out referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union (EU); a five-year freeze on income-tax, VAT and national insurance payments; and the right-to-buy for tenants of housing associations. ....

    The newly elected David Cameron government has promised to hold an in-out referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union (EU); a five-year freeze on income-tax, VAT and national insurance payments; and the right-to-buy for tenants of housing associations. ....

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  • World football rocked

    Those arrested did not include Sepp Blatter, the Swiss head of FIFA, but included several just below him in the hierarchy of sport’s wealthiest body. Of the 14 indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ), seven FIFA officials, including vice-president Jeffrey ....

    Those arrested did not include Sepp Blatter, the Swiss head of FIFA, but included several just below him in the hierarchy of sport’s wealthiest body. Of the 14 indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ), seven FIFA officials, including vice-president Jeffrey ....

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  • Asian soccer federation backs Blatter amid FIFA arrests

    The European federation UEFA had called for Friday’s elections in Zurich to be postponed due to the arrests and allegations, but the AFC said it was “opposing any delay”. U.S. charges against FIFA officials, possible sentences The U.S. Justice Depart ....

    The European federation UEFA had called for Friday’s elections in Zurich to be postponed due to the arrests and allegations, but the AFC said it was “opposing any delay”. U.S. charges against FIFA officials, possible sentences The U.S. Justice Depart ....

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  • Viswanathan Anand’s mother passes away

    Sushila Viswanathan, mother of five-time world chess champion Viswanathan Anand, passed away here on Wednesday. She was 79. Hailing from a family of lawyers who played chess, her contribution towards Anand’s success was immense. She shaped Anand’s budding che ....

    Sushila Viswanathan, mother of five-time world chess champion Viswanathan Anand, passed away here on Wednesday. She was 79. Hailing from a family of lawyers who played chess, her contribution towards Anand’s success was immense. She shaped Anand’s budding che ....

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  • India denies pressuring Swedish paper

    India on Wednesday denied that it had asked the Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter (DN) to retract portions of its interview with President Pranab Mukherjee where he had made references to the Bofors issue, because it could affect the state visit of the President. The denial ....

    India on Wednesday denied that it had asked the Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter (DN) to retract portions of its interview with President Pranab Mukherjee where he had made references to the Bofors issue, because it could affect the state visit of the President. The denial ....

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  • Modi invites Manmohan to talk economics

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday invited former PM Manmohan Singh for a discussion on the economy and foreign policy though the two men publicly exchanged barbs earlier in the day. The meeting at 7 Race Course Road took place hours after Dr. Singh sharply attack ....

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday invited former PM Manmohan Singh for a discussion on the economy and foreign policy though the two men publicly exchanged barbs earlier in the day. The meeting at 7 Race Course Road took place hours after Dr. Singh sharply attack ....

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