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Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi waits in a queue at a Aurangzeb Lane polling booth in New Delhi on Wednes-day to cast his v

Officials check election material as they head for various polling booths on the eve of the Delhi Assembly elections

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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his wife Gursharan Kaur receive Japan’s Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko at the Palam

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Biden in Tokyo amid ‘dangerous’ China tensions

Dec 03, 2013 - AFP

The United States is “deeply concerned” about China’s new air zone, Vice President Joe Biden said before meetings Tuesday with Japanese leaders eager to shore up US support in their bitter tussle with Beijing.

Business

Sensex snaps 3-day winning spree, ends lower by 43 points

Dec 03, 2013 - PTI

The benchmark Sensex fell for the first time in four days to close 43 points lower after a volatile session on Tuesday as positive cues from current account figures were countered by weak global markets and profit booking.

India

Cong confident of forming next govt

Dec 05, 2013 - Age Correspondent | MANOJ ANAND

The in-charge of Mizoram election and Assam health minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who was camping in Aizwal during the elections, has rejected the exit polls of India TV-C-Voter predicting a hung Assem

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Elaborate security set up for voting

Dec 04, 2013 - Age Correspondent | Haris Zargar

The Delhi Election Commission has planned elaborate security arrangements for the December 4 Assembly polls, with an estimated 42,000 security personnel of the Central Paramilitary Forces and the Delh

Newsmakers

Brains wired differently in men and women: Study

Dec 04, 2013 - PTI

Men can’t multitask and women have better memory because their brains are wired differently, a new study led by an Indian-origin scientist has found.

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Sports

Pace test for India

Dec 05, 2013 - PTI

Gaining in confidence with every series, India's in-form young batsmen are set to be put through their sternest test this season when the team takes on the mighty South Africa in a three-match ODI ser

Editorial

Sharif’s purpose is very clear

Dec 06, 2013

Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s ideological softness for extremism is well known, and yet Mr Sharif has enjoyed a reputation for pragmatism as regards India.

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