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| October 11, 2008 | | India committed to tackle terrorism: PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said his government was committed to tackle terrorism, but cautioned against labelling members of any community as terrorists.
India, US sign nuclear deal
India and United States on Friday signed the nuclear deal, which will allow India to buy US civilian nuclear technology for the first time in three decades.
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| October 08, 2008 | | Muslims participate in Ramlila
Muslims in Lucknow are busy preparing to take part in Ramlila.
Kerala snake boat sets World record
A steel snake boat from Kerala has entered the Guinness Book.
An enchanting scene
Zubin, Mehta, orchestra, music, symphony, piano, violin, trumphet, drums, musicians, opera
Apro Zubin
Zubin, Mehta, orchestra, music, symphony, piano, violin, trumphet, drums, musicians, opera
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| September 29, 2008 | | Indian Americans lobby for nuclear deal
The influential Indian American community is lobbying hard for the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal as it awaits the last hurdle in the Senate before being approved by the US Congress.
CPI-M to observe Black Day on Rice's arrival
The Communist Party of India -Marxist has decided to observe `Black Day' on the day US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice is expected to arrive in India.
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| September 02, 2008 | | Lalbaug cha Raja turns 75
Even as Mumbai gears up to celebrate the 11-day long Ganeshotsav, one of the most revered Ganeshas in the metropolis -- Lalbaug cha Raja -- is turning 75 this year.
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| July 24, 2008 | | rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh
With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'.
rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh
With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'.
rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh
With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'.
rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh
With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'.
rediff.com slide show: An encounter with novelist Amitav Ghosh
With his seventh novel, Amitav Ghosh has announced one clear intention: He is not about to retire. By some counts Sea of Poppies (Penguin-Viking, 2008), his epic saga seasoned with a whiff of opium and a salty sea breeze, has caught up with Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed Earth as the number one bestseller in India and could be well on its way to becoming the next 'Great Indian Novel'.
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| July 10, 2008 | | BJP forsees political turmoil
BJP forsees political turmoil
Pakistan PM calls for an end to blame game
Pakistan PM calls for an end to blame game
Women at Red Mosque vow babies for Jihad
Women at Red Mosque vow babies for Jihad
rediff.com slide show: Has anything changed on Mumbai's trains?
7/11, train blasts, Mumbai, railways, security, Ganesh Nadar, video, Churchgate, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai Central, Western Railway, Central Railway, Harbour line,
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| May 28, 2008 | | rediff.com:Retired soldiers demand pension hike
retired, soldiers,pension,hike, strike, protest,
rediff.com:The Berlin air show opens with India as partner
Berlin,air,show,India,partner,Germany,EADS,aviation
rediff.com:Scripture camp for Varanasi kids
varanasi,kids, holidays, scriptures,hymns,school
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| May 27, 2008 | | Sri Lanka blames LTTE for train bombing
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India, Pak eager to strengthen ties, says Pranab
india, pakistan, peace, process,pranab, zardari, sharif,external,affairs
Bakery on wheels
bakery, mobile, andhra, eco, friendly,india,wheels
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| May 25, 2008 | | Ethnic violence continues in Rajasthan
gujjar,reservation, violence , rajasthan , india, bainsla,dausa
Pakistani band Junoon to rock for peace in Kashmir
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Lotus blooms in Karnataka
BJP sweeps Karnataka assembly elections
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| May 22, 2008 | | Involve Kashmiris in peace talks: Pak
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi calls for the active participation of Kashmiri masses to resolve and arrive at a durable and lasting settlement on the long pending Kashmir issue.
Don't politicize cyclone relief: UN
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew to Myanmar on Thursday to press the military administration to allow a full-blown international aid effort for 2.4 million cyclone victims.
A date with Jeffrey Archer
From 60 to six it was a motley crowd of men, women and children, all waited for the for the story teller
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| May 03, 2008 | | EC censors BJP CD against Congress
Sex workers in West Bengal capital Kolkata took out a candlelight procession seeking freedom and legalisation of their profession on May Day.
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