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N-deal: Menon meets IAEA chief 

Vienna, July 18:
Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon on Friday met IAEA chief Mohamed ElBaradei here ahead of a briefing for the UN atomic watchdog's Board of Governors on the India-specific safeguards agreement.
 
SC notice to Centre, state govts on elementary education  

New Delhi, July 18:
The Supreme Court on Friday sought response from the Centre and state governments on contention that establishment of different categories of state-funded schools by giving priority to ...
 
Mumbai riots case: Court acquits three  

Mumbai, July 18:
The special riots court has acquitted three persons accused of rioting, stone pelting and assaulting during the 1992-93 communal clash in Mumbai.
 
Armed Forces told to go soft on quality 

New Delhi, July 18:
In a bid to meet the dearth of officers in armed forces, the Defence Ministry has suggested to all the three services a "one-time waiver" in Quality Requirements (QR) on recruitment besides taking a fresh look on premature retirements of its personnel.
 
Ahmedabad bandh turns violent 

Ahmedabad, July 18:
Situation worsened in many parts of Ahmedabad on Friday as bandh called to protest against the death of two boys Dipesh Vaghela (10)and Abhishek Vaghela (11), of Asaram Bapu's ashram, under mysterious ...
 
Asaram Bapu's supporters attack TV crews 

New Delhi, July 18:
The supporters of spiritual guru Asaram Bapu assaulted mediapersons in Ahmedabad on Friday, damaging cameras of television crews.The attack happened at a press conference called by Asaram Bapu's ashram.
 
Cong claims support of 280 plus MPs  

New Delhi, July 18:
Amidst growing suspense on the outcome of the trust vote on July 22, the Congress on Friday claimed that it has the support of 280 plus MPs.
 
Flying no longer safe: Report  

London, July 18:
Airlines across Europe are putting the lives of passengers at risk by flying planes with known defects, which are routinely being ignored by pilots, a probe has found.
 
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