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Diamonds worth Rs 3.91 cr missing from Mumbai airport

'India and China bhai-bhai not at cost of Pakistan'

FinMin’s new amnesty scheme for service tax defaulters

Security alert: virus threats loom large over hot mobiles

Easy access to porn reason for rise in crime against women: Lawyer

Diamonds worth Rs 3.91 cr missing from Mumbai airport

'India and China bhai-bhai not at cost of Pakistan'

FinMin’s new amnesty scheme for service tax defaulters

Security alert: virus threats loom large over hot mobiles

Easy access to porn reason for rise in crime against women: Lawyer

Diamonds worth Rs 3.91 cr missing from Mumbai airport

'India and China bhai-bhai not at cost of Pakistan'

FinMin’s new amnesty scheme for service tax defaulters

Security alert: virus threats loom large over hot mobiles

Easy access to porn reason for rise in crime against women: Lawyer

Diamonds worth Rs 3.91 cr missing from Mumbai airport

'India and China bhai-bhai not at cost of Pakistan'

FinMin’s new amnesty scheme for service tax defaulters

Security alert: virus threats loom large over hot mobiles

Easy access to porn reason for rise in crime against women: Lawyer

Diamonds worth Rs 3.91 cr missing from Mumbai airport

'India and China bhai-bhai not at cost of Pakistan'

FinMin’s new amnesty scheme for service tax defaulters

Security alert: virus threats loom large over hot mobiles

Easy access to porn reason for rise in crime against women: Lawyer

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Border peace vital for ties, Manmohan tells China’s Li

In light of China’s recent incursion into Ladakh, PM Manmohan Singh on Sunday conveyed to his visiting counterpart Li Keqiang that 'peace and tranquility' on the border is the 'foundation' of the bilateral ties and any disruption will impact the relationship. Jayanth Jacob reports. Li's visit: Full coverage | Li arrives in India | No big breaks expected

Plum post to Shah hints at Modi's bigger role in BJP's plan for LS polls

BJP president Rajnath Singh ended his ambivalence on Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi’s role for the 2014 polls by inducting his closest aide Amit Shah as in-charge of Uttar Pradesh. Shekhar Iyer reports.

We nabbed Jiju first and sought his help in luring Sreesanth: police

Sreesanth had plans to party all night 'with as many women as possible' on May 15, Delhi Police have said. They claimed the cricketer was drunk and easily lured to Mumbai’s Trident Hotel, where police had already arrested Jiju Janardhan. Jatin Anand reports.

2 Andhra ministers meet CM, submit resignation

Railgate: CBI documents validate phone intercepts

To meet shortage of docs, 5,000 more seats in 2013

Sanjay Dutt to stay in Arthur Road jail for now

Nitish is a toy in the hands of the RSS: Lalu Prasad

AgustaWestland VVIP choppers resume flying

ISI ring with links in Nepal busted in north Bengal

UP govt slams Centre for cut in NREGS funds

After AAP, another ‘civil’ party in offing

Newspaper office attacked in Tripura, 3 killed

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Dragon will talk turkey

The Chinese Premier reached India on May 19 evening. While he is in India, New Delhi must keep in mind that China has used its economic ties to armtwist many nations, writes Jayadeva Ranade.

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Turn a paler shade of saffron

The BJP’s politics is turning out to be neither fish nor fowl nor good red herring. The BJP must come up with a poll plank that is far more inclusive than Hindutva.

In what appears to be a well thought out exercise to reclaim the legacy of his father, BJP leader Feroze Varun Gandhi seems to be all set to move closer to Amethi which his father won in 1980. Pankaj Vohra writes.

They risked their lives for the people

Investigations into the 2002 Gujarat riots show that conscientious IPS officers have been sidelined. Javed Anand writes.

I have directed all the SHOs to identify poorly-lit roads and lanes in their respective jurisdictions, said Alok Mittal, commissioner of police, Gurgaon in an interview with HT.

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D-company’s link under probe: Himanshu Roy

Joint commissioner of police (crime) Himanshu Roy talks about the ongoing investigation into spot fixing in the T-20 league, and the involvement of Dawood Ibrahim gang, in an interview with HT.

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Dark side of moon: Danger lurks at every corner here

Sample this: In a city with a population of a little over 16 lakh, around 10 cars have been stolen every day this year, one person has been abducted every two days and one person has been murdered every three days. Deevakar Anand and Leena Dhankhar report. Police initiatives | 10 things HT will do | Grill Session

Fixing fix | No substitute yet
Cricket’s loss no gains for football, tennis, other sports

Indian cricket is finding itself in a tight spot right now but its position as the Number 1 sport in India is not under any threat. While other sports are becoming popular with some advertisers, no brand manager can afford to look away from cricketers. Himani Chandna Gurtoo reports. Hit wicket, but far from out

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Security alert: virus threats loom large over hot mobiles

Studies indicate that around 50% users who access the internet on their mobile phones are lax about security. Over the last year, close to 72% corporate and individual users faced cyber attacks on their phones. Vivek Sinha reports. Smartphones vs smarter virus?

Making a good impression
Air India pilots get a dressing down for not dressing up

A senior Air India (AI) commander has written to airline pilots to 'dress smartly' while expressing his displeasure with the shabby dressing of pilots, which he says has left a poor impression of the airline. Tushar Srivastava reports.

End it like Beckham
Last tango in Paris

With the Beatles ringing in his ears and tears in his eyes, David Beckham admitted that his starring role in Paris Saint-Germain's French title party was the last chapter of his colourful career. In a nutshell

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Pay Rs. 25 to see Mughal Gardens in bloom

A visit to the picturesque Mughal Gardens in Rashtrapati Bhawan will now cost you Rs. 25 as the President’s Secretariat has decided to levy an entry fee from August 1. Nagendar Sharma and Gaurav Choudhury report.

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Obama: What a let-down he's been?

Obama, as is often said, will always be more popular than his policies. It is impossible not to pay attention to what he says; he’s still viewed as the well-meaning guy who broke some real barriers to get where he did. Zia Haq writes. Mind's I

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When Led Zep Reunited

In 2007, the surviving members of Led Zeppelin reunited to produce a concert that many would’ve died to be able to watch live. Six years later, the DVD is out and so is the audio recording. Bliss for middle-aged rockers. READ BLOG

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