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  • We are engaging China in railway sector: Lalu
    SINGAPORE: India is engaging China in the railways sector, and Japan has reaffirmed its commitment to contribute to the construction of the Delhi-Mumbai western corridor of the planned national network of dedicated freight lines. Outlining the
  • Tea exports rebound on shortfall in Kenyan crop
    M.R. SubramaniChennai, May 13 Tea exports rebounded in March by 20 per cent, on demand from Pakistan and Egypt, but production declined nearly 5 per cent, mainly on fall in harvest in North India. According to Tea Board data, exports during March were
  • India, Egypt ministerial level talks to boost trade
    amounted to $2.5 billion with India likely to emerge among the top ten foreign investors in Egypt. G. Srinivasan New Delhi, May 13 India and Egypt would hold ministerial level discussions in Cairo for further boosting economic engagement on May 19, when
  • Clinton looks for big West Virginia win (Reuters)

    Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama is reflected in the window of his car before boarding a flight to North Carolina at Indianapolis International Airport, May 6, 2008. (Jason Reed/Reuters)Reuters - Hillary Clinton appeared headed to a big West Virginia victory over front-runner Barack Obama in the Democratic presidential race on Tuesday, although it could be too late to turn around her faltering White House bid.



  • Bombings rock Indian tourist city
    At least 60 people have been killed and more than 150 wounded after a series of bomb blasts tore through the city of Jaipur in western India, officials say. The bombs went off near historic monuments in the crowded old city at one of the busiest times of
  • Bombs kill 60 and wound 150 in western India (AP)

    A policeman stands at the site of a blast in Jaipur, India, Tuesday, May 13, 2008.  A hospital official says at least 45 people have been killed in six bomb blasts that ripped through crowded areas of a city in western India.  N.S. Shekhawat, the superintendent of the Sawai Man Singh hospital in Jaipur, where most of the bodies were taken, says at least 45 people have died. Another 100 people have reportedly been wounded in Tuesday's attacks. (AP Photo)AP - Bombs ripped through crowded parts of this ancient city in western India on Tuesday, killing 60 people and wounding 150, police said. The seven explosions in Jaipur took place in markets and several other areas of the city in Rajasthan, a region dotted with palaces and temples that draws hundreds of thousands of tourists every year, said A.S. Gill, the state's police chief.



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