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NSG lifts sanctions on India
Country free to buy nuclear material from Russia, France

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Manmohan thanks Bush; Pranab hails waiver
Yashwant Sinha sees nuclear trap; Karat: neither clean nor unconditional waiver

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Zardari elected President
ISLAMABAD: Asif Ali Zardari, husband of Benazir Bhutto, who took over as leader of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) after her assassination in December 2007, was elected Pakistan’s President on Saturday amid demands that he ...

Waiver enables member states to provide India full civil nuclear cooperation
Many countries cite ‘assurances’ on sensitive technology, link with Indian compliance

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Some signs of breakthrough on Singur
Both sides seriously engaged in resolving issue, says Governor

A unique development, says Pranab
“NSG waiver a major landmark in India’s quest for energy security”

De facto nuclear power status for India: Congress
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Saturday hailed the NSG decision to provide a waiver to India stating that it is a unique development that confers de facto nuclear power status to the country. Terming it as the “greatest event in the ...

Singapore readying for Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
SINGAPORE: The stage is being set for the first-ever Asia-Pacific “Indian Diaspora event.” India’s annual Pravasi Bharatiya Divas is seen here as a festive conclave with “a global reach.” The ‘PBD ...

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It is time now for relief and rehabilitation in north Bihar
Operation to rescue victims drawing to a close

Business bodies hail waiver
NEW DELHI: Leading business chambers have reacted positively to the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) waiver. In a statement, the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry said it was confident that the nuclear deal with ...

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India has walked into a trap: BJP
Delhi has surrendered its right to further nuclear tests: Sinha

‘A landmark decision’
VIENNA: A top United States official has termed the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) waiver a landmark decision that would strengthen the non-proliferation regime and tackle the global challenge of clean energy. It was an important ...

TENNIS
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Federer beats Djokovic, enters final
Serena and Jankovic to fight it out for women’s crown

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Conditions of Hyde Act remain: Karat
One has to wait for the full text of waiver to know its ramifications for India: CPI

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Special teams to arrest owners of Saravana Stores
CHENNAI: Three special teams have been formed to arrest Yogarathinam and Rajarathinam, proprietors of Saravana Stores, in connection with the fire in the shop, Commissioner of Police R. Sekar said here on Saturday. “They are ...

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Paes loses in men’s doubles
New York: Double whammy eluded Indian ace Leander Paes as he failed to add to his mixed doubles title, going down fighting along with his Czech partner Lukas Dlouhy against Bob and Mike Byran of United States in a thrilling U.S. Open doubles ...

BILLIARDS
Geet Sethi vanquishes Murray
BANGALORE: Centuries flew thick and fast as the traditional billiards, the time format of the ONGC IBSF World billiards championship got underway at the KSBA hall here on Saturday. And this was the stage where men stood tall not undermined by ...

G.O. effects changes in second master plan
CHENNAI: Just days after the notification of the second master plan, the first set of major changes has been forced by a government order (G.O. No.190, Housing and Urban Development Department) issued on September 2. Land use in 12 ...

CRICKET
India and Australia have much to contemplate

Spacecraft flys by asteroid
DARMSTADT: The European deep space probe Rosetta completed a flyby of an asteroid millions of kilometres from the earth, but its high- resolution camera stopped before the closest pass, space officials said on Saturday. Rosetta caught ...

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