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Retreat of a relieved Rabri
Patna, July 28: Rabri Devi, the cheekiest succession act in India's political annals, is history.

How Gayatri Devi reacted to Obama
Devraj Singh of Jaipur, Gayatri Devi's only grandson from her son, the late Jagat Singh, reminisces about his grandmother on her first death anniversary today.

Turn up, tee off , trek five miles and then just chill
Day Two of KKN presents The Telegraph Cup Golf 2010 in association with Senbo and Ballantine's at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club was quiet and quirky. Brandon de Souza of Tiger Sports Marketing says it as he sees it.

Rush on parallel school bill
Calcutta, July 28: The Left Front government has fast-tracked the creation of a parallel school education system under the panchayat and rural development department, ignoring opposition from both within and outside the coalition.

Book parking space before car
Gangtok, July 28: Want to buy a car? Get a garage first.

Wait for cheetah with 3 sites
New Delhi, July 28: A panel of wildlife experts has picked three sites for the reintroduction of cheetahs into India, pencilling a cautious plan to restore an animal exterminated in the country by over-hunting more than 60 years ago.

Arunachal key to flu medicine
Itanagar, July 28: A small, aromatic, evergreen wonder plant found in Arunachal Pradesh may help bolster India's medical arsenal against bird and human flu.

Naga talks fail to deliver
New Delhi, July 28: Another round of talks between the Centre and the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) ended inconclusively today.

In place: rural poll roadmap
Ranchi, July 28: Jharkhand today unveiled plans to hold long overdue panchayat elections under President's rule so that rural bodies were in place by December 10, a move that will ensure the state was no longer deprived of Centre's grants to the tune of Rs 500 crore for backward regions.

Tihar is home for MP Koda now
Ranchi/New Delhi, July 28: Madhu Koda will be shifted to Delhi's Tihar Jail tomorrow to enable him to attend Parliament, ending speculation about the fate of Monday's vigilance court order allowing the former chief minister to take part in the monsoon session and save his Lok Sabha membership.