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Indo-Pak NSA talks: Swaraj, Aziz to hold press meets

Talks are in jeopardy after both sides hardened their positions on the issue of Kashmiri separatists

India-Pak talks must go on: separatist leader Shabir Shah

Says separatists won't back out of talks, have been meeting Pak leaders for 25 years

5 things to know about Sri Lanka's new PM, Wickremesinghe

UNP won 106 seats, seven short of a majority in the 225-member parliament. President Sirisena's SLFP provided the numbers from his opposition group to Wickremesinghe's to set up the government.

Five FTII students arrested; Kejriwal offers 'temporary space' for classes in Delhi

He also suggest that the 'temporary space' could be converted into a full fledged institute at a later stage

Rupee continues to reel, breaches 65 level

RBI sells dollars to stem rupee's fall

Govt moves consumer panel; seeks Rs 640 crore in damages from Nestle

Adani Ports to replace NMDC in Nifty

The changes will be effective from September 28

July CPI inflation eases to 3.78%; June IIP improves to 3.8%

CPI food inflation for July also eased substantially to 2.15% versus 5.48% in June

Rupee slides to two-year low as yuan devaluation weighs

Weakens to as much as 64.95 on dollar demand from banks, importers

Govt's GST push stalled by Parliament chaos

Jaitley says economic growth will be affected if stalemate in Parliament continues

Oilmeals export down 86% at 18,410 tonnes in July

During April-July period of this fiscal, export of oilmeals declined by 35% to 4,92,086 tonnes

Suspected Pakistani terrorist in net after militants kill BSF men

SBI, ICICI Bank lead rally ahead of policy

Sensex, Nifty gain for a fourth straight day

Yakub Memon's body handed over to family, reaches Mumbai

Yakub's brother Suleman and cousin Usman, who were camping in city since yesterday, received the body

Govt recommends rejection of Yakub Memon's plea

Yakub Memon, facing gallows in the 1993 Mumbai blasts case, is all set to be executed tomorrow

PNB may take over firms to recover debt

Among steel companies, debt-heavy Electrosteel Steels Ltd said on Monday its lenders would restructure its loans, while Bhushan Steel is another big borrower

83% rainfall in July; situation grim in central, southern India: IMD

says there is no need to panic as far as overall agriculture is concerned

Former President APJ Abdul Kalam passes away

Kalam was in Shillong to deliver a lecture to the students of IIM

10 reported dead in suspected terror attack in Punjab's Gurdaspur district; one militant killed

The attackers fired at people near the Dinanagar bus stand and then attacked the Dinanagar police station

Punjab attack eerily similar to Jammu attacks: Omar Abdullah

Suspected terrorists wearing Army uniforms opened fire at a bus and attacked a police station in Gurdaspur district early today