Verdict: Muslims need attention?
Saturday, 11 November 2006
The Verdict debated does Muslims need attention?
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Verdict: Govt sops for Muslims?
Saturday, 11 November 2006
The Verdict debated on whether the Indian Muslim needs special benefits from the Government?
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'Domestic Violence act is not silly'
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I will empower women: Chowdhury
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All's not well for UP child weavers
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Rani, the reigning queen of causes
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How UN-hygienic can India get?
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N-deal baggage dumped on the Donkey, will it deliver?
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Pak has promises to keep: Pranab
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Parrot turns 25 to 'bird-day' tune
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Mumbai's hammer man nailed
Saturday, 11 November 2006
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The Sachar panel, which is looking in the social and economic conditions of the Indian Muslims, is set to present its report to the PM. The Verdict debated does Muslims need attention? 
The Sachar Panel Report is set to present its report. The Verdict debated on whether the Indian Muslim needs special benefits from the Government? 
Women and Child Development Minister Renuka Chowdhury says the path-breaking act will help empower women. 
Over 75 million children in India don't go to school, partly because most of them are at work. 
Films are more than just entertainment. Rani Mukherjee talks about spreading the social message as an actor. 
Sanitation and water supply in rural India are in a sorry state of affairs, says the UNDP report.
White House has stressed that the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal is one of the "top" priorities for administration. 
At the Foreign Diplomats Programme, Foreign Minister said Pakistan should stick to the assurances they have given. 
A birthday song, heaps of gifts and a village feast. Reason? Ganga Ram turns 25. 
Mumbai Police can finally heave a sigh of relief. Its most recent nemesis, the hammer man, has finally been caught.