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Fisherman killing: US assures of thorough probe
The US has promised to conduct an independent probe into the matter and keep the Indian government updated.
India's weightlifting coach has high hopes
Only two Indian lifters have qualified for the Olymnpics: Ravi Kumar (69 kg) and Soniya Chanu (48 kg).
142-member India contingent for Olympics
The contingent includes 81 athletes and 36 coaches besides doctors, managers and other officials.
Centre suspects Maoist links in Maruti unrest
There are intelligence reports of CPI (Maoists) setting up urban bases in different cities, including Gurgaon.
Injured Nadal pulls out of London Olympics
Rafael Nadal, who won gold at the Beijing Olympics in 2008, said he is 'not in a condition' to compete.
General Kapoor deposes before Adarsh probe panel
This is in contrast with the Defence Ministry's stand that it is a security threat to nearby defence installations.
Politics is Rahul Gandhi's family business: BJP
The BJP alleged that the Congress general secretary was already "calling the shots" without any responsibilities.
2G case: Goenka exempted to appear before court
Goenka had sought permanent exemption from personal appearance saying his real estate business is suffering in his absence.
Jwala set to conquer the final frontier
She is the finest doubles player India has ever produced. The spotlight will surely be on her at the Olympics.
Andhra Pradesh CM condole Rajesh Khanna's demise
Andhra Pradesh CM N Kiran Kumar Reddy and RS MP K Chiranjeevi expressed grief over the death of Rajesh Khanna.
Olympic medal stays with you for life: Sodhi
Champion double trap shooter Ronjan Sondhi is one of India's main medal hopes in London.
Kollam in Kerala is India's new suicide capital
Kollam gained the dubious distinction as the suicide capital of the country among 52 cities in the NCRB study.
This is not Afghanistan, readmit girl: Karnataka HC
The court pulled up a government Urdu school which had issued a TC to a minor rape victim.
Mulayam 'votes' for Sangma, then for Pranab
Mulayam Singh Yadav requested for a new ballot paper after the mistake and was allowed to vote again in the presidential election.
5 things you didn't know about Rajesh Khanna
His uncle, who disapproved of his acting aspirations, asked him to change his name from Jatin if he wanted to act.
US court reserves order in anti-Sikh riots case
The Congress had wanted the case filed against it in New York to be dismissed saying the Manhattan court did not have jurisdiction over the case.