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In Jamia, underprivileged girls learn self-defense skills, gain confidence

Gujarat police stunned at being kept in dark over bookies’ arrest

Woman pushed off train: NHRC seeks report from Ghaziabad Police

In Jamia, underprivileged girls learn self-defense skills, gain confidence

Gujarat police stunned at being kept in dark over bookies’ arrest

Woman pushed off train: NHRC seeks report from Ghaziabad Police

In Jamia, underprivileged girls learn self-defense skills, gain confidence

Gujarat police stunned at being kept in dark over bookies’ arrest

Woman pushed off train: NHRC seeks report from Ghaziabad Police

In Jamia, underprivileged girls learn self-defense skills, gain confidence

Gujarat police stunned at being kept in dark over bookies’ arrest

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Spot-fixing: police may book Sreesanth in fresh case, seek his custodial interrogation

In fresh trouble for pacer Sreesanth, Mumbai Police's crime branch may book him in a spot-fixing case registered by it and seek his custodial interrogation, Joint Commissioner (Crime) Himanshu Roy said today.

Spot-fixing: police dispatch teams to 4 cities to track money trail

Delhi Police today dispatched teams to Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Kolkata and Hyderabad to track the money trail in the T20 spot-fixing case even as it conducted raids for the second time at the Faridabad residence of Ajit Chandila, one of the three arrested cricketers.

5 NGO workers held for rape, torture of deaf and mute girls

Five hearing and speech impaired girls were allegedly raped and beaten up by staff of a residential school run by an NGO in the Kanota area of Jaipur. The victims are all orphans aged between 12 and 17 years. HT reports.

Raped disabled girl may be pregnant

Rahul Gandhi slams Opposition for 'stalling' food bill

Report on Walmart lobbying submitted to ministry

Despite border row, China for better ties with India

UP murder suspect dies due to acid injection

JPC in 2G spectrum scam unlikely to meet in June

Won't allow House to work unless PM resigns: BJP

Gunmen abduct father of Syria deputy FM: official

Bihar: Rs. 10 cr extortion demanded from BJP MP

Girls outperform boys in PSEB Class-12 results

One Cobra jawan killed, 3 hurt in Naxal encounter

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When a part of you dies

Court acquittals, in the 1984 or 2002 pogroms, belong to the realm of law. It is the conscience that raises difficult questions that need to be answered, writes Gopalkrishna Gandhi.

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Getting back into the game

Indian sport might just get a chance to make a comeback on the international field. Positive signals from the IOC will bring no cheer if India’s sports administration is not cleansed.

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.

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.

HT exclusive | Interview Nawaz Sharif
'We will not allow Kargil, 26/11, terror from Pak soil'

In his first interview to an Indian newspaper after winning the general elections, Nawaz Sharif, reached out to India on Monday, promising that he would not allow his country to export terror. Harinder Baweja reports.

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Francois Ozon’s Young and Beautiful, running for the Palm d’Or, is one of the most impressive movies screened till now at the Cannes Film Festival, whose 66th edition began on May 15. Gautaman Bhaskaran reports

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A Chinese man working on an energy project in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (POK) was being held on Saturday after hundreds of protesters attacked his company offices over the alleged desecration of Koran, officials said.

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Taking a cue from railways' tatkal reservation system, a group of busy doctors in Bhopal have devised a tatkal system of their own under which, a doctor, who refuses to see a patient on the pretext of being busy manages to find time paying extra bucks for the purpose.

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Cannes Festival rocked as Chopard jewels are stolen

Jewellery worth $1.4 million due to be loaned to stars at the Cannes Film Festival was stolen from a local hotel in a pre-dawn heist on Friday but the coveted Palme d'Or trophy was safe, officials said.

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Cover Story: how is it to be on the longest train journey in India?

As rail travel in India completes 160 years, Aasheesh Sharma and photographer Arijit Sen embark on the adventure of a lifetime aboard the Vivek Express, the country’s longest train ride.

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