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Gunmen Storm Akshardham Temple in Gujarat, 30 Feared Killed
The gunmen, believed to number three, are holed up inside the temple and are intermittently firing on security forces who have entered the complex.
Gujarat Govt Releases Names of Dead
Modi Contradicts Home Secretary on Hostages
Six Cops Hurt in Fresh Firing by Terrorists
Prayers in US for Quick Resolution of Temple Crisis
BAPS Executive Meeting Discusses Attack
Akshardham Attack Coincides With Rocca Visit
Advani Appeals to People to Maintain Amity
Vajpayee Says His Government Will Crush Terrorism
US, Britain, Pakistan Condemn Attack on Akshardham
Minorities Commission Condemns Terrorist Attack
Attack Aimed at Destroying India's Secular Fabric: Kalam
All Parties Condemn Attack on Temple
Provide Security to Minorities: K P S Gill to Gujarat Govt
A Temple Visit That Went Horribly Wrong
Government Has Taken All Necessary Steps: Modi
High Alert in Delhi, AP, TN and Maharashtra
Militants Struck During Prayer Time
The Attack on the Gujarat Temple: The Full Coverage
Indian Firms Helped Iraqi Missile Programme: Blair
The British prime minister said Iraq has the capability to deploy some of its deadliest weapons in under an hour from the order and is just a year or two away from building a nuclear bomb.
Forty-two Per Cent Vote in Second Phase
But the 10 constituencies in Srinagar, a stronghold of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference, which had called for a boycott, recorded just 11 per cent voting.
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Srinagar Gives Thumbs Down to Election 2002
Candidate Campaigns on TV on Poll Day
Gogji Bagh Siege Comes to an End
The J&K Polls: The Compete Coverage
'I Have Never Given a Damn Who Is Bowling to Me'
'What is the point in changing your natural game? I just enjoy going there and playing my strokes fearlessly.' Virender Sehwag tells Faisal Shariff in an exclusive interview.
Complete Coverage: The ICC Champions Trophy
FDI: India 15th, China Topmost Destination
The FDI Confidence Index published by top consultant, A T Kearney, says the conflict with Pakistan, budget deficits and poor infrastructure have decreased India's attractiveness.
Only Indian in Miss America Contest Doesn't Make It...
'When you prepare so much, there's a let down,' says Shoha Parekh. 'But there's a bigger plan for me. My life takes a different turn every few months. I will look for the next phase.'
COLUMNS:
Now for Some Governance Please
'In J&K there is a crying need, a craving, not for autonomy but for a clean, sensitive and forward-looking government,' says Arvind Lavakare.
No, It Wasn't A Mistake
'We live in an age of competitive victimhood: your suffering is nothing compared to mine... For the suffering is then used to justify any excesses the group itself perpetrates,' says Dilip D'Souza.
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