Guruvayur temple regrets purification ritual...more...

June 13, 2007

News A crane being used to lift a derailed compartment of the Nagarcoil-Howrah Superfast Express at Duvvada, some 637 km north-east of Hyderabad on Tuesday. Photograph: Getty Images Guruvayur temple regrets purification ritual The managing committee of the Guruvayur Sree Krishna temple on Wednesday expressed deep regret for conducting a purification rite after Union Minister Vayalar Ravi's son Ravikrishna visited the temple last month. · Sara-Sahara case: Dawood's brother acquitted · Presidential poll on July 19, result on 21st · '93 blasts: Sanjay Dutt has complete faith in judiciary · Plea challenging Mayawati as UP CM quashed · If India & Pakistan have a nuclear war... · Delhi: Mahatma's grandson Ramchandra found dead · Human trafficking: 'India has to be more responsive' · Confusion in CBI over payment of legal fees to Q · Bid to assassinate J&K chief minister foiled · CRPF man, Army major commit suicide in Assam · HC directs EC to take action on Jayalalithaa · Gujjar leaders to approach SC over killings · Gujjar row: Case against suspended BJP MLA · Centre sets fresh conditions for ULFA talks · Delhi: Uphaar tragedy victims' kin want justice · Malegaon: Locals gherao Maulana for Congress alliance · Designer Anand Jon slapped with 13 more charges · Pak: Indian PoWs remain untraced · Chinua Achebe wins 2007 Man Booker International Prize · 'Pak is just like France before French Revolution' · Chhattisgarh: RTI helps expose chinks in PSC exam · CBI raids 'royal' ASI official's house · Aus snubs China, says Dalai Lama free to visit · Diary: Notes from the sidelines in Heiligendamm · Special: Sonia's desperate gamble for President · Special: Avoidable temple row in God's own country · Column: Why Guruvayur is different · Column: Saharashri-Amitabh: Friends in need

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