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Parliament in for a stormy start 

New Delhi, Aug 9:
Whereas on the one hand the UPA government has readied itself for presenting its main issues in an effective way in the monsoon session of parliament, the main opposition ...
 
Rlys' stadiums open for ICL: Lalu 

New Delhi, Aug 9:
Even as the BCCI's flip-flop over the Indian Cricket League continues, Railway Minister and Bihar Cricket Association President Lalu Prasad today openly backed the ICL, saying the million-dollar tournament could be played on Railways stadiums.
 
Corporates want kidnapping insurance 

Mumbai, Aug 9:
The recent alleged kidnapping of a corporate in Gurgaon last week not shocked the corporate world. Not willing to take any chances, corporates are now running to insurance companies to buy kidnap and ransom policies for their employees.
 
ISRO plans manned space mission: Nair 

Bhopal, Aug 9:
India's space agency is "seriously considering" a manned mission to space and will prepare a report on new capsule technologies that could be used in the project within a year, its Chairman G Madhavan Nair said today.
 
MIM activists rough up Taslima  

Hyderabad, Aug 9:
Noted Bangladeshi novelist Taslima Nasreen was roughed up by activists of Majlis Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) at a book release function in Hyderabad on Thursday.
 
Ansari way ahead in V-P race 

New Delhi, Aug 9:
The Vice Presidential election scheduled for tomorrow appears to be a mere formality with UPA-Left nominee Hamid Ansari far ahead of his two rivals in the numbers game.
 
PM does not have last word: CPI 

New Delhi, Aug 9:
The CPI on Thursday said it would take a stand consistent with its political position in case of voting on the Indo-US civil nuclear deal in Parliament and rejected Prime Minister Manmohan ...
 
PM to skip UN meet, makes way for Sonia  

Washington, Aug 9:
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will defer to Congress party president Sonia Gandhi as they split their respective visits to the United States later this year into international and bilateral segments.
 
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