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The End of an Era

Infiltration still continuing: Advani
India's aim was to 'win the war imposed by Pakistan', he said.

OTHER REPORTS
'I will gain whether Jaya arrests me or not'
'Jayalalithaa thinks that POTA is a potential weapon in her hand to silence her opposition. But what she does not realise is that POTA is a double-edged weapon," MDMK chief Vaiko told 'rediff.com'

Krishna refuses to release water to TN
'We have been eagerly waiting for the monsoon to come to our rescue as the position has become quite difficult,' the Karnataka chief minister said in a letter to Prime Minister Vajpayee.

WIMBLEDON
Hewitt lifts his maiden Wimbledon trophy
In one of the most one-sided men's Wimbledon finals, he crushed Argentine debutant David Nalbandian 6-1, 6-3, 6-2.

Streaker gatecrashes men's final
He jumped on to Centre Court from the stands and ran around the court, kicking his shoes off, much to the amusement of the crowd.

SPORTS
Schumacher wins British Grand Prix
The German led his Brazilian team mate Rubens Barrichello across the line by 14.5 seconds on an afternoon of sun and showers at Silverstone.

CRICKET
Nat-West Series: Sri Lanka beat England
Some exceptional spin bowling from the Lankans plotted the downfall of the Englishmen after wicketkeeper Kumar Sangakkara knocked off a defiant 70 to help his team score 229.

Over to you
Why is Debashish Mohanty out in the cold?

NET GUIDE
The baby trade scandal
The object of all the fuss is 10-month-old Maddox, a Cambodian boy actress Angelina Jolie says she and her husband met and fell in love with during a visit to an orphanage while she was filming 'Tomb Raider'. Jolie went on to adopt the boy.

MONEY COLUMN
Labour pains: Can Verma make a change?
The new labour minister will find it difficult to fashion employer-friendly policies that would elicit applause from chambers of commerce and industry associations, says Paranjoy Guha Thakurta.