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Students protest against OBC quota 

New Delhi, Apr 25:
Students agitating against quota for OBCs in higher educational institutions on Friday staged a demonstration in the Supreme Court premises here and clashed with police.
 
Sensex at sweet 17 again 

Mumbai, Apr 25:
The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex on Friday regained the sweet 17K level after almost two months by adding 405 points after discarding concerns over souring inflation, with heavyweight stocks in metal, banking and refinery counters attracting buying support.
 
Inflation rises to 7.33% 

New Delhi, Apr 25:
Inflation rate grew by a faster 7.33 per cent in the week ended April 12 from 7.14 per cent in the previous week, on higher prices of food items, including jaggery and fish.
 
Judicial custody of Nanda extended till May 9 

New Delhi, Apr 25:
Judicial custody of arms dealer Suresh Nanda, his son Sanjeev and two other accused in a case of manipulating evidence on alleged kickbacks received in defence deals was on Friday extended till May 9 by a special CBI court.
 
Vegetable oil prices rising; industry differs  

New Delhi, Apr 25:
In a piquant situation, the trading community has contested the government data that reflects retail edible oil prices have surged by up to Rs 10 a kg during the week ended April 12.
 
Jafer Sharief quits Cong 

Bangalore, Apr 25:
Former railway minister and senior Congress leader C K Jaffer Sharief has quit Congress.
 
Sarabjit may escape the noose  

Islamabad, Apr 25:
Indian death row convict, Sarabjit Singh, who has spent 18 years in a Lahore jail, may escape the noose next week with the likelihood of the Pakistan Government commuting capital punishment into life imprisonment.
 
China to meet Dalai Lama representatives 

Beijing, Apr 25:
Chinese officials will meet representatives of the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism who China blames for a wave of unrest, state-run Xinhua news agency reported on Friday, citing official sources.
 
`India to be home to 60% of world's heart diseases by 2010' 

London, Apr 25:
India, expected to account for 60 per cent of the world's heart disease cases by 2010, could prevent many deaths by ensuring the poor get better access to treatment, Indian and Canadian researchers said on Friday.
 
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