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 Dalai Lama to present international award to the people of India US-based Tibet group to honour India today
A prominent US-based Tibet group will honour India through the Dalai Lama on December 18 in recognition of its "critical assistance" to Tibetans who have fled the Himalayan region.
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 Indian lawyer of Polaris arrives in Jakarta
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 CBI requests UAE for Anees Ibrahim's extradition
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 US may slap 'breach of resolution' charge on Iraq
 Terrorism in India akin to WTC attack: British MP
 Iraqi Oppn flayed for not tackling rights abuse
 'Iraq diverted legally obtained material for WMD'
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 Prasad, Gavaskar Jr among World Cup probables
 Kumble, Srinath back in ODI squad
 BCCSL defends Murali, slams Aussie media
 It's a great honour to be vice-captain: Lehmann
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 Pak rules out most favoured nation status to India
 Lanka confirms spotting ship with 'warlike items'
 No move to meet pro-Taleban alliance: Rocca
 US to continue its efforts on Indo-Pak dialogue
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 Introduce social security plans for the poor: IRDA
 LIC to further slash returns soon
 LIC sells more policies, sees decline in premium
 LIC to take its reserves to Rs 10,000 cr
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 B'lore's tech success impresses Tanzania
 NASSCOM sees huge growth for S/W exports
 Old economy stocks aid SENSEX recovery
 India offers low cost supercomputing solution
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A file photograph of British Prime Minister Tony Blair with wife Cherie Cherie issue: Britain to introduce anti-sleaze law
 The British government plans to introduce new anti-sleaze laws to clean up political life even as a senior Labour party leader launched a frontal attack on the British media for "indulging in a massive campaign of abuse and distortion" in the case of Cherie Blair, wife of the Prime Minister.

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