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Paul visits ancestral home after 44 years
It was an emotional homecoming for Lord Swaraj Paul visiting his ancestral home on October 21 after 44 years during which he has traversed a long journey from Jalandhar to the House of Lords in London.
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India
 Ban on Tamil films in K'taka may be lifted soon
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Congress convenes meet to decide on JK govt
'India successful in exposing Pak's terrorism'
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World
Pak, Russia aided N Korea's nuke plans: Journal
Bomb blast kills 8, injures over 40 in Israel
Kuwaiti, US, German forces hold warfare drill
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Sport
Sunita stripped of medal, OCA makes it official
Grand finale to World Chess tourney
McGrath joins 400-wicket club as Pak crumbles
'The openers took it away from us in both Tests'
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South Asia
Pakistan lawyers warn against new Constitution
New law bans Bhutto, Sharif from Senate polls
All forces on border will be withdrawn: Pak
Blast in Pakistani bazaar kills 10-year-old girl
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Insurance
Irda, non-life cos, car makers meet
Birla Sun Life reduces premium rates
LIC banks on real estate
Co-ops, NGOs to be corporate agents
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Finance
BSNL launches CellOne in Karnataka
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Lacklustre trade puts BSE in negative territory
'Boiler Act amended to stay in tune with time'
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A soldier's reminiscences of Indo-China war
A loud deafening roar of battle guns, hurried thuds of footsteps moving forward unceasingly, the quick ambush, the spurt of fresh blood and a series of vivid images tinged by emotion. That is all that remains of the 1962 Indo-China war at Walong, in the far North Eastern corner of the country.
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