Hung Assembly in Goa, Cong-NCP set to form govt...more...

June 5, 2007

News Indian Couple Gets Fulbright Award in NYC Photograph: Jay Mandal Hung Assembly in Goa, Cong-NCP set to form govt Congress-NCP combine was on Tuesday set to retain power in the tiny coastal state of Goa after they bagged 19 seats in the 40-member Goa assembly, just two short of the simple majority. · Goa: State that had 20 CMs in 44 years · Goa govt's fate depends on smaller parties · Goa Polls: The Winners | Complete Coverage · '93 blasts: 2 get life, 3 given 5-14 years · Submit report on Gujjar violence: Supreme Court · Rajasthan limping back to normalcy · Amitabh Bachchan knocks on HC's doors to claim land · J&K: Army shelves plan to reconstruct mosques · UP governor declines sanction to prosecute Mayawati in Taj case · Manipur: Congress wins both seats, commands simple majority · Assam CM, governor rush to NC district following killings · Karnataka: Congress retains Ullal seat · Some work left on civil nuclear deal: US · 11 Hizbul militants surrender in J&K · SC advocates Khan and Anand suspended · Sonia authorised to nominate Congress candidate · Mamata meets Basu over Singur, Nandigram · AI probe: Sniffer dogs more effective, says expert · Why suicides are on the rise in Kashmir · Slavery case: Indian American couple still in jail · Australia seeks closer defence ties with India · J&K: Congress worker, jawan injured in militant attack · Millions to be affected by melting snows: Report · Tony Blair's formula to counter extremism · Message Board: What are you doing to protect the environment? · Images: Indian Couple Gets Fulbright Award in NYC · Interview: Climate Change: 'The science is absolutely first rate' · Interview: 'I don't make the rules at Guruvayur' · Column: What the G-8 summit will do

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