| Blue
Line mows down 8 in Delhi
|
New
Delhi, Oct 7:
Eight persons in the Capital are feared dead after a speeding
Blueline bus ran over 14 pedestrians in South Delhi. The bus
- on route number 460 - was plying between Minto Road and Badarpur
in the Capital.
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| Cong
forcing polls: Left
|
New
Delhi, Oct 7:
Left parties today took strong exception to UPA Chairperson
Sonia Gandhi's comments against those opposing the Indo-US civilian
nuclear deal and alleged the Congress was forcing elections
on the country.
|
| 9
killed in textile mill fire
|
Panipat,
Oct 7:
Nine people were killed and several others feared trapped after
a major fire broke out in a textile mill here early Sunday.
|
| Gambhir
doubtful
|
Chandigarh,
Oct 7:
Indian opening batsman Gautam Gambhir is a doubt for Monday's
fourth one-dayer against Australia due to a groin injury. Gambhir,
who slipped while batting in the nets on Sunday...
|
| PM
pays tribute
|
New
Delhi, Oct 7:
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday paid floral tributes
to eminent jurist L M Singhvi who passed away on Saturday.
|
| Ram
plank will not fetch votes for Modi: Cong
|
Dungarpur,
Oct 7:
Using Ram as a poll plank may have worked for the BJP in the
past, but it won't pay dividends to the party in the forthcoming
Gujarat Assembly elections, a senior Congress leader has said.
|
| High
onion prices temporary: PM
|
New
Delhi, Oct 7:
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said high onion prices, especially
in north India, would be checked soon and the commodity would
soon become affordable for the common person.
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| Mush
fate hinges on SC
|
Islamabad,
Oct 7:
After embattled military ruler Pervez Musharraf's "one-sided"
victory in the Presidential poll marred by the Opposition boycott,
his future as well as that of Pakistan now hinged on...
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