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Union Minister of State for Home Afairs, Mr Rajesh Pilot, seems to have yet the proverbial cat out of the bag. Unfortunately, the cat that has made good the escape is not a tame pussy that but a blood thirsty tiger.
Mr Pilot’s statement in the Rajya Sabha

As the zero hour for the confidence vote is nearing, its movers and their supporters must be rueing over hav-ing pushed in their protest this way. The BJP must be as unready for the poits as the Janata Dal and Left Front

More and more evidence has sur-faced to prove the involvement of Pakistan’s Inter-Services-IntelligenCe (ISI) in the Bombay

Many of the present generation may have no knowledge of this person. He lived, fought and died in the cause of freedom. When he died 50

No student can claim marks oh the ground that he had prepared very well for the test but could not reflect that effort in his answers.

They said they wore here. They said they were there In the end it was found that they were neither here not there but only in the place they could ever be,

It is cheerful news that trading has resumed in Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) within just two days after the blast. The operations started in the old trading

The BJP mayor may not vole against the 1993-94 budget. It is its pleasure. It can nevertheless be-more honest than appears to be the case In its criticism of the Centre’s economic policy