OTHER REPORTS
Nepal's PM G P Koirala resigns
The prime minister had been under immense pressure to resign ever since the royal family massacre last month.
Blair may visit India later this year
The British prime minister is one of the few Western heads of government not to have visited New Delhi since his Labour Party first swept to power in 1997.
MONEY INTERVIEW
'US-64 crisis may help boost private MFs'
'Investors who went to UTI only for security will now look at other mutual funds,' says Vivek Reddy, chief executive of Kothari Pioneer.
MONEY
AES threatens to pull out of Orissa
The American power company wants a significant increase in tariff levels and clearance of all past dues.
FAQs on the UTI liquidity package
The Unit Trust of India seeks to clarify the doubts that investors have regarding repurchase of US-64 units.
Pass Pass plays cupid in Yaadein
Subhash Ghai's latest film has Pass Pass mouth freshener, Hero Cycles and Coke as guest stars.
MARKET REPORT
Mkts@July 19: NIIT leads market decline
While the poor quarterly performance by NIIT affected new economy stocks, old economy stocks were weak because of the poor results of steel major Tata Steel.
THE INDO-PAK SUMMIT
Upset Musharraf is still optimistic
Citing the examples of Palestine and Northern Ireland, where negotiations have been going on for decades to achieve peace, the general said resolving such issues took time.
Indo-Pak Summit: The Complete Coverage
CRICKET
Sachin's absence not a worry: Ganguly
We have a young, eager to win team, said the Indian team captain.
England ride luck as rain hits second test
England was four wickets down for 121 runs in its first innings, which was marred by rain and bad light.
Hearing of Azhar's case put off to Aug 2
The case was adjourned in view of an interim order by the Andhra Pradesh high court, staying all further proceedings in the original suit filed by the former India captain in a lower court.
TV rights probe: CBI officer in London
DIG S P Singh will meet officials of the ICC and Scotland Yard in connection with the reselling of telecast rights by Doordarshan.
India withdraw from indoor series
The decision was taken after the BCCI held discussions with the Indian players and heard their concerns about the team's workload.
MOVIES
'I can sacrifice myself for Kashmir!'
Amitabh Bachchan reacts to the failure of the Agra summit.
'Aks is not emotionally satisfying'
Foreign audiences are disappointed with the Big B's film.
NORTH AMERICA
Indo-Canadian named foreign policy adviser
Sanjeev Choudhry, 32, who was elevated to this position on Wednesday, finished his term as assistant trade commissioner in the Canadian consulate in Bombay last year.
Suicide shocks Canadian Tamil community
The police found Sri Lankan Tamilian Yaso Mahendran's semi-conscious body, along with the bodies of her two children, in the trunk of a car.
GUIDE TO THE NET
The electronic quadrangle
On Indian campuses, the action has moved online.
Best of the Web
A look at the 10 sites that won the Webby Awards announced in San Francisco on July 18.
How can I watch movies online?
Learn from Dr Know.
Student arrested for peddling sex
Undercover police arrested two practitioners of 'assisted relationships'.
COLUMNS
The KP scam: Bigger than 1992
'If one were to simply add up the amounts mentioned in SEBI's various reports, the size of Parekh's manipulations is far bigger than the Rs 50-odd billion securities scandal of 1992,' says Sucheta Dalal.
Heartache overshadowed by the summit
'The Government of India accepts that it cannot let down its guard on the Pakistan border. But that shouldn't mean that the doors of the economy are left without wardens,' warns T V R Shenoy.
The Musharraf logic
'How will a change in the LoC make any difference if people are not given real power? Musharraf should consider alternatives that meet the aspirations of the people, not the ones that may help religious or separatist forces tear apart India's fabric,' says Kuldip Nayar.
Waiting for Mr Potential
Avinash Subramaniam reflects on the decline of Ajit Agarkar
The KP scam: Bigger than 1992
'Atalji was on the offensive'
The tale of two captains