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Massive show of solidarity for victims of 26/11

An unprecedented, massive show of tricolour-waving solidarity for the victims of 26/11 in Mumbai turns into
a nationwide roar for change, reports Purva Mehra.

Mumbai terror attack

US: We will work very closely with India

US Secy of State Condoleezza Rice pointed out that non-state actors operating from Pak were very much Islamabad’s responsibility, reports T Srivastava.
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Shoo, Shin Chan

Repeated complaints lodged by parent bodies with the I&B Ministry led the Shin Chan to go off air, report Ritika Chopra & Tanya Ashreena. A global headache | See video.

Harmless and fun, says Shin Chan...

INDIA

New Delhi: Deshmukh out, Cong huddles for new CM

New Delhi: India to buy 80 choppers from Russia

Thiruvananthapuram: VS says sorry. Finally

Mumbai: Lashkar chief is key motivator: Kasab

WORLD

United Nations: 'Navies can enter Somali waters'

Bangkok: Thailand protestors lift airport siege

Washington: Republicans win Georgia Senate seat

Karachi: Ethnic clashes take a backseat in media

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Shiv Sena meets president

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Indian naval chief admits to systemic failure

Pak students pay homage to the Mumbai massacre victims

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India unites to fight terror
Hundreds of people chant pro-India slogans and light candles in memory of people killed in the recent terror attacks outside the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai.

FootBall

England to resume aborted tour of India

England are to fly to Abu Dhabi on Thursday before travelling to India to resume the tour they aborted after last week's terrorist attacks in Mumbai.

In series against England

Pitch battle, BCCI shores up defence

With security concerns forcing an eleventh hour change of venues, groundsmen at Mohali and Chennai have been left with a serious task ahead, reports Anand Vasu.

Equally, I think it is fair to say that despite the bravery of the combatants in this battle against terror, the armed forces have been let down by their desk-jockeys, by officers who take the salute at parades, writes Vir Sanghvi.

Left-hand drive

The united state of India

Make no mistake: if the Hindu-Muslim divide deepens, then the terrorists have succeeded in destabilising our society. Seeking an electoral dividend by deepening this divide only emboldens terrorism further, writes Sitaram Yechury.

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Should we have right to recall legislators?

Is the time ripe for giving the people the constitutional right to reject candidates standing for elections and recall those already elected? After the unprecedented public outrage against the politicians following Mumbai terror attacks, the proponents of this move at least have a strong case, reports Sunita Aron.

Should Indians have the right to recall their representatives?

War on terror | What India needs to do?

Your security: Who is in charge?

Strategic analysts believe the creation of a single homeland or internal security ministry, separate from the home ministry is one of the top three security reforms that India needs following the Mumbai carnage, report Pramit Pal Chaudhuri and Aloke Tikku.