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BJP postpones Gujarat rally over Muslim fears
AHMEDABAD, Sept 2: The ruling party in Gujarat has postponed a controversial procession by Hindu nationalists which Muslims and police say could reignite religious tensions.... 
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Toll rises to 200 in S. Korea floods
 SEOUL, Sept 2: North Korea said on Monday that scores of people were swept to their deaths and agriculture suffered a shattering blow following the passage of Typhoon Rusa, which left...
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Chandrika opposes move to lift LTTE ban
COLOMBO, Sept 2: Sri Lankan President Chandrika Kumaratunga on Monday vowed to overturn moves by her co-habitation government to concede a key rebel demand and lift a ban on them before...
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Zimbabwe crisis divides leaders at Earth Summit
JOHANNESBURG, Sept 2: Zimbabwe shot to the fore at the Earth Summit in Johannesburg on Monday with Namibia and New Zealand laying bare the raw divisions stirred by President Robert Mugabe....
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No-fly zone violated
Two light aircraft violated the 3.5 nautical mile no-fly zone on Sunday night around the venue of the Earth Summit....
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Sept 11 plotters at large: weekly
NEW YORK, Sept 2: American investigators, who have spent months trying to unravel the plot that resulted in the attacks on New York City and Washington, are worried about key figures...
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Israel, Jordan to work on Dead Sea pipeline
AL QUDS, Sept 2: Preparations are in full swing for a joint Israeli-Jordanian water pipeline to replenish the Dead Sea, an Israeli spokeswoman said on Monday....
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French team expelled from Afghanistan
PARIS, Sept 2: A French archaeological team that was in Afghanistan to locate and excavate a third giant statue of Buddha at Bamiyan has been declared persona-non-grata by local military authorities...
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Powell unfolds policy chaos with Cheney: Return of UN inspectors
WASHINGTON: In a new sign of disarray within the Bush administration on Iraq policy, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell on Sunday appeared to contradict Vice President Dick Cheney by saying...
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Effects of Ecstasy unclear: study
LONDON: Ecstasy may be dangerous and could cause brain damage but its long-term effects are still unclear, a team of researchers said on Monday....
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Apartheid financiers being sued
LONDON: Lungi Ntsebeza does not have the fondest memories of his career as a clerk at Barclays Bank....
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Why can’t cats and dogs get along?
LONDON: I have had cats for as long as I can remember. Not just one at a time, but a whole gang of them all together. Cats that we adopted, cats...
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Small states a threat: Bush
WASHINGTON: To foreign policy analysts, the most intriguing part of the Bush Doctrine isn’t the administration’s saber- rattling at Iraq....
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AIDS & social stigma
NADI (Fiji): One of the worst aspects of living with AIDS is the social death that comes with it, an HIV-positive French Polynesian advocate told a Pacific youth conference here on...
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