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Citu strike over hike turns into Bengal bandh

The 24-hour transport strike called by the CPI(M)’s labour arm Citu to protest against the hike in petroleum prices, turned into a virtual Bangla bandh on Saturday.
As all modes of public transport, buses, minibuses, taxis, trams and autorickhaws, remained off the roads, common people had a harrowing time in reaching their d

Carla best bet for feature event

S.S. Attaollahi-trained Carla, a run away winner on debut, holds an edge over others to win the Deccan Chronicle Juvenile Sprinters’ Million, the highlight of the races to be held here on Sunday.

Govt decision on fuel hike consolidates Opp

The government’s decision to hike fuel prices is consolidating Opposition parties, which hit the streets in many states enforcing strikes in Kerala, Orissa and West Bengal. While the ruling Congress is on the defensive, its allies at the Centre are refusing to defend the decision.

Advantage Logan wins top prize

Irfan Ghatala-trained Advantage Logan was ably ridden by S. Selvaraj to bag the Karnataka Sub-Area Cup, the main event of the races held here on Saturday.
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Sonia set to be re-elected Cong chief

Congress chief Sonia Gandhi is all set to be re-elected as the party president for a fourth time consecutively when the election for this post will be held on July 25 next month.

India rally to hold Germany

The Indian women’s hockey team rallied late in the second half to hold world number four and hosts Germany to a 3-3 draw in their opening match of the four-nation tournament at Essen on Thursday.

Ananth Kumar absent in crisis

The rift between BJP and JD(U) might have been resolved but one leader who was conspicuous by his absence during the series of meeting the party convened to resolve the Bihar crisis was senior party leader Ananth Kumar.

Speedsters look to cement place

India get ready to head off on another sojourn in the Emerald Isles with the team still looking for an ideal new-ball partner for spearhead Zaheer Khan. The selectors have once again put their faith in Shanthakumaran Sreesanth and Ishant Sharma for the longer format.

Digvijay’s body taken to Bihar

The body of former Union minister Digvijay Singh, who died two days ago at a hospital in London, was on Saturday taken to his hometown in Bihar for cremation.
Singh, the sitting Lok Sabha member, breathed his last at St Thomas Hospital where he was being treated for heart ailment on June 24. He suffered a brain haemorrhage while in the hospital. The body was taken to Gidhaur on the Poorva Express. The cremation will be held on Monday in Gidhaur.

Yuvraj, Dravid back; Raina makes grade

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Yuvraj Singh was recalled to the team that will tour Sri Lanka for three Test matches from the middle of July after he sat out the South Africa series with a ligament injury and the just-concluded Asia Cup campaign in Dambulla. Suresh Raina makes the grade as a member of the 16 for the first time, having earlier come to cover for injured colleagues.

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