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May 11, 2013
The hullabaloo over corruption has allowed UPA-II to smartly sideline a Food Security Bill it's not too keen on. - Outgoing's out
May 4, 2013
A study shows that the withdrawn neurotic performs better than the gregarious go-getter. - Your say
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Take off for a better life
Foreign educational trips are hugely popular among students in Punjab.
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Restoring lost prides
Establishing a second sanctuary is a step in managing our success in conserving the Asiatic lion.
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Back to the wall, once again
Two developments pertaining to the riots are likely to give the Gujarat CM several tense moments in days to come.
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Bihar has been pressing the Centre to declare it a 'backward state' so that it may get extra funds.
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Ironclad Lady
With her fixed notions and a firmly-held worldview Margaret Thatcher saved Britain but lost Europe.
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Kebabs, not canapês
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