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FBI adds first woman to its most-wanted list
Joanne Chesimard, a member of the extremist group Black Liberation Army, was convicted of killing a New Jersey state trooper 40 years ago.
Pakistan: 10 injured as bomb expodes near MQM office
Several MQM workers were among the injured. Security forces cordoned off the area after the blast, which caused panic among local residents.
K'taka polls: BJP promises to extend B'lore's nightlife by 2 hrs
The BJP claimed it will extend the 11.00 pm deadline to 1.00 am for restaurants and up to midnight for bars.
Bengal chit fund agent kills herself, toll rises to five
Four agents and distributors of chit fund companies have taken their own lives since the chit fund aided Saradha Group went bust.
'Very limited' room for monetary easing, says RBI
RBI released the country's macro economic report and forecast a slow paced economic recovery this financial year.
Govt clears IKEA's Rs 10,500 crore FDI proposal
IKEA has also been allowed to run cafes and restaurants within its single brand stores in India.
Protests over Sarabjit's death, Indo-Pak buses diverted
Sarabjit died of cardiac arrest in a Pakistani hospital in the wee hours on Thursday after being comatose for nearly a week.
Lok Sabha fails to pass Food Security Bill
Food Minister KV Thomas moved amendments to the National Food Security Bill, which was originally introduced in Parliament in December 2011.
Police denies permission for Yasin Malik's protest in Delhi
The decision came after security agencies submitted a report to the Home Ministry that giving permission to Malik may create law and order problem.
Shocked to hear nonsense accusations by Sarabjit's sister: Burney
Dalbir Kaur had claimed that Ansar Burney demanded Rs 25 crore from her to ensure Sarabjit's release from Pakistan.
We don't really have a like-minded audience in India: Saif Ali Khan
Indian cinema has a unique identity and should rival Hollywood as its eastern equivalent feels the actor.
Sikh group offers a million dollars for Sajjan Kumar's conviction
The reward will be given to those who will come forward with tips, evidence and testimony leading to the reversal of a Delhi court's judgement acquitting Sajjan Kumar.
Full text: PM's statement on Sarabjit Singh's death
"I am deeply saddened by the passing away of Sarabjit Singh. He was a brave son of India," said Manmohan Singh in a statement.
Bangladesh factory collapse: EU considers trade action
The death toll from the collapse last week of the illegally built Rana Plaza in Dhaka's commercial suburb of Savar rose to 411 on Wednesday.
Modi slams Centre for being soft on Pakistan
Attacking Congress over corruption, he said there is not a single day when scams or corrupt practices of the Central government are not exposed.
India to grow at about 5.8 in FY14: IMF
The new Land Bill would help companies and government entities to obtain sufficient land for investment projects, IMF Deputy MD said.
