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Kalam gifts Hollywood hits of 40s for youth
When you wish upon a star, Makes no difference who you are, Anything your heart desires, will come true..., Kalam said in his farewell address to the nation.

UK TERROR BID

John Howard denies role in cancelling Haneef's visa
Australian Prime Minister John Howard said he had discussed Haneef's visa with Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews and senior members of Cabinet, but had left it to the minister to decide on a course of action.

Australia 'comfortable' with handling of Haneef case
Australian FM Alexander Downer said the Australian police are enormously professional but admitted that it was difficult to get the balance right between civil liberties and stopping terrorism.
Tearful Haneef sees daughter's photos
Imran Siddiqui, a cousin of Haneef's wife, who flew in from

India

over the weekend, said both he and Haneef cried when they saw each other on Tuesday afternoon at the Wolston Correctional Centre.

Queensland premier denies flaying police

Shark skin treatment for Kafeel Ahmed

V-P: Only Ansari, Heptulla, Masood in fray
Out of 33 persons who had joined the fray, the nomination papers of all other persons were rejected on different grounds.

93 blasts: Three more sentenced to death
Special TADA judge P D Kode sentenced Zakir Hussain Shaikh, Feroz Mallik and Abdul Akhtar Khan to death as the trio were actively involved in the conspiracy for a long time and also attended weapons training in

Pakistan

organised by prime accused Tiger Memon.

Major shot dead by sepoy

DIN IN AP HOUSE OVER YSR'S REMARKS ON NAIDU
34 TDP members suspended As soon as the House assembled for the day, the slogan-shouting TDP members stormed the podium and squatted there demanding Chief Minister's apology.

INTERNATIONAL
London court orders slaughter of sacred bull Shambo The appeals court in London said the decision to eliminate the tuberculosis risk by slaughter of the bull, was justified..

Pak refused US support against Al-Qaeda

defence officials said that the

military had offered to provide air support and "supporting fires" for Pakistani military operations against Al-Qaeda but

Pakistan

had rebuffed the offer.

Inaction: US war veterans sue govt

Anti-war MP suspended from British Parliament

Two American Indians held for fraud

Pak barred from spending WB funds on military

Top Taliban militant blows himself up in Pak

BANGALORE BEAT
IISc to build new campus twice its size IISc Director Prof P Balaram said the institute of higher learning is in discussion with the government and has requested to allot it land somewhere closeby that can be utilised for the expansion activities.

World Kodava meet at Madikeri from Dec 23

When Harry Potter queued for Sachin's autograph
It was boy wizard meeting the batting wizard as Daniel Radcliffe, who plays Harry Potter on screen, queued for an autograph of Sachin Tendulkar at the end of

Indias

drawn cricket Test match against

England

Sachin, Strauss fail to recognise Harry Potter

Outgoing President APJ Abdul Kalam addresses the nation on the eve of his demitting office at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi on Tuesday. Newly-elected Pratibha Patil will be sworn in as India's 13th President on July 25, replacing the popular Kalam, who has ended his five-year term and, following custom, did not seek a second term. AP

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Front Page Stories

State enrols ryots as partners in progress

Make India rich by 2020: Kalam

Mass exodus hits IT majors big time

Citizen-policemen do Bangalore proud

State bans Aanudeva...

IN BRIEF

NEWSCROLL

Record 42 countries to take part in Hiroshima peace ceremony

N Korea must shelve nuke programme to improve relations:US

Chemo before surgery in breast cancer a good option?

'Aawarapan' running to packed houses in Pakistan: Filmmaker

Most Americans believe their fellow citizens are racist: Poll

Only sweet smelling roses enchant Kalam

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SPORTS
Lord's sightscreen is a problem, says Dhoni Dhoni, India's saviour in the first Test, said he could not see the ball on three occasions because of the small sight screen which has a maroonish background which mixes up with the colour of the ball.

Hoggard ruled out of second Test also

ECB Chairman of selectors David Graveney said Matthew Hoggard is still recovering from a back injury and the inexperienced English bowling attack fared well against a 'high-quality' opposition.

Bracewell reappointed New Zealand coach

Nike launches exclusive football website

Reebok to help running enthusiasts fulfill their potential
Reebok Instructor Alliance (RIA), in association with Procam International, organised a 3-day training workshop for the Hutch Delhi Half Marathon 2007, to be held on October

28, at the Hotel Le Meridien, the Official host hotel to the event.
Reebok launches Lifestyle Footwear collection
Reebok, the world's leading sportswear brand and Latin music recording artist Daddy Yankee (DY) have teamed up to launch Reebok's lifestyle footwear collection.