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Expert Talk: ISI's war against India
The militancy in Punjab was not overcome just by police work or the army or uniformed organisations.
Dollar is king for retail bosses
It's an attempt to attract talent not just from other industries, but also from other countries. And it seems to be working.
Chase the thief, get the sack
UK Home Office has put forth a proposal that will forbid police officers from chasing criminals over roofs.
Toronto Talkies: A taste of India
As the Toronto International Film Festival finally discovers Indian cinema, meet the man responsible for it.
Debate: Should India talk peace with Pak?
Manmohan and Musharraf will meet on the sidelines of NAM to talk peace for the fifth time. Will it help?
Indian techies get interactive platform
Unlike social networking, techTribe's focus is to facilitate formation of 'Tribes' of like-minded professionals.
Mush to visit White House on Sept 22
Gen Musharraf will meet US President George W Bush at the White House on September 22.
PM prescribes dialogue on Iran N-issue
Manmohan Singh has said any doubts on the Iran standoff should be resolved through dialogue.
After Lalu, Nitish gets IIM invite
The IIM-A has invited Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar to deliver a lecture on reforms in his state.
At 82, Dev Anand turns news editor
For Dev Anand, who was first interviewed by BBC in the 1950s, this is a challenge that he would love to undertake.
11 persons killed in Turkey bomb blast
The blast was caused by a bomb made from powerful explosives and was set off by a cell phone timer.
BJP flays PM for defending Pakistan
The BJP attacked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for his remarks that Pakistan too was a victim of terrorism.
Spacewalking astronauts lose bolt
International space station astronauts worried that bolt may end up in wiring; space debris is usually harmless.
Saddam’s victim has the last laugh
"Congratulations! You are in a cage, Saddam," villager whose family was murdered tells former dictator.
Govt okays Reliance's DTH foray
Decks have been cleared for Reliance-ADA Group headed by Anil Ambani to enter the direct- to-home (DTH) service.
In pics: Mumbai's tryst with terror
Mumbai's peace was shattered as 12 explosions rocked different parts of the city, killing over 250 people.