EXCLUSIVE Abandon no-first use policy, NSB tells govt In an exclusive report published in 'India Abroad', the weekly newspaper owned by 'rediff.com', the National Security Board recommended that 'India consider withdrawing from this commitment as other nuclear weapons state have not accepted this policy'.
OTHER REPORTS NSCN-IM leaders meet Vajpayee The Government of India is making sincere efforts to solve the problem of the Nagaland, Isak Chisi Swu said.
Mirwaiz Umer Farooq's passport suspended A notice, served at his Delhi residence, said his passport was being suspended under section 10 (A) of the Passport Act as government was satisfied that his travel abroad was not in the interest of the nation.
LTTE refuses to disarm before political solution But the rebels and the Sri Lankan government pledged to speed up the resettlement of displaced people in areas outside the army's high-security zones.
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CRICKET 'Most of the time I've gone on instinct' Saurav Ganguly, the India captain, believes the matches against New Zealand in the ongoing series were far closer than results convey.
Ball in BCCI court: Hero Honda The World Cup's official sponsor said the ICC and BCCI need to come to an understanding on the controversial players' terms.
Warne to return from injury on Friday The ace leg spinner will captain Victoria in a one-day match against Western Australia, 26 days after dislocating his shoulder.
An SMS a day can keep the devil away Italy's mobile phone operators offer clients SMS messages with 'prayer of the day', 'saint of the day' or 'gospel of the day'.
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