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Tight security in Bali ahead of V-P's visit
Police tightened security around the Bali bomb site on October 23, as Indonesian Vice-President Hamzah Haz prepared to visit the scene of the carnage, which...
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India
 Maran's health condition continues to be serious
Naidu lashes out Oppn's double talk
Toll in TN cracker explosion goes up to 12
Biennial polls to RS to be held on Nov 18
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World
War against Iraq 'not inevitable': Kofi Annan
UAE President invites Abdul Kalam for a visit
US deploys weapons in the Gulf for Iraq attack
US sniper demands big ransom, claims 10th victim
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Sport
Tainted-Sunita claims innocence, vows to fight
Anand now aims to cross 2,800-mark in ratings
K'taka, Assam, Punjab, Orissa reach quarters
McGrath targets in-form Vaughan as prize scalp
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South Asia
SL battles for stability, fresh polls ruled out
Pakistan to host 3-day SAARC meet from Jan 11
Pak plays down 'border brawl' at Wagah post
Pak regime rules out imposition of martial law
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Insurance
Aviva Life launches group cover
Agent commission may be spread
Finally norms for intermediaries are out
Murugappa group flags off non-life biz
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Finance
India for consensus on Kyoto Protocol
Intel to invest $ 150 mn to foster Wi-Fi technology
DCA orders prosecution against scam-tainted Cos
Infosys, best service provider to work with: Poll
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Post-Salman case, stars queue up for licence
Top film stars are rushing to transport offices for drivers' licenses after Salman Khan landed himself in court over a car crash. Khan faces up to 10 years in jail after allegedly driving drunk in his Toyota Land Cruiser before killing a homeless man and injuring four others when he crashed onto the pavement.
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