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For terror probe: An un-identified Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) member leaving State police headquarters in Mumbai on Monday. A 16-member FBI team arrived in the city to help with investigations into the recent attacks. - Paul Noronha

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‘Creation of more jobs in non-farm sector vital for food security’


Wind power body asks TN electricity regulator to hike tariff
Pension for physically challenged increased
All terrain vehicle
CBI court sends Todi to jail till Dec 12
Establishing a vital link
UAE-India: Progressive partnership
Bangalore hotels, malls to beef up security
Trident to open shortly, Oberoi to take 3-4 months
Giving infrastructure a leg-up
Kerala opposes declared goods status to ATF
Plea for reducing petrol price
Non-domestic LPG prices cut by Rs 240-270 a cylinder
GMR Energy to supply 200 MW to Bangalore
Fillip to SSIs in Vizag
Road to recovery
Firepro sees rise in Govt spending on surveillance tools
Meet reviews airport security
Terror strikes see news channels score over GECs
Getting minor ports to use modern security measures a challenge
Biometric cards for fishermen
Of daring escapes and devastating deaths
NIC sees further growth in terror cover premiums
Taj control handed back
‘No co-ordinated counter attack’
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TRAI seeks quality norms for non-CAS cable TV
Dr Sunil Unny Guptan, Touching Lives Consultancy; Malla Reddy Institute of Technology and Science, Dulapally
Nalsar, IAAM sign agreement
ICAI gets offers for TV channel venture
Serviced apartments in Mumbai may see surge in demand
TN chamber protest fast against hike in property tax
Garment export council calls for hike in duty drawback rates
Automotive paint companies hit by industry slowdown
‘Indo-UK film treaty evokes tremendous interest’
Nabard sanctions Rs 298 cr
Consider assessee’s plea for interest waiver on delayed tax payment: HC
FIEO, MCX-SX ink pact
Exports dip 12% at $12.82 b in October
Metro chronicle


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