2 dead, 50 hurt in Delhi cinema blasts
New Delhi, May 22
Two persons were killed and 50 injured this evening after powerful blasts rocked two cinema halls showing ‘Jo Bole So Nihal’ in Central and West Delhi causing considerable panic in the Capital. The police said the injured were rushed to Ram Mahohar Lohia, Lady Harding and Deen Dayal Upadhayay hospitals for treatment and kept under observation.

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Manmohan calls for taking bold decisions
New Delhi, May 22
In the subdued celebrations of the Congress-led UPA government completing one year in office, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today called for thinking “out of the box” in meeting the challenge of combining in the economics of growth with the economics of equity and social justice.

UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi releases a report titled “A Caring Government” in New Delhi on Sunday along with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. The report was released on the completion of one year of the UPA government. — PTI photo

Left assures support to UPA
No report card of ministers: PMO
Editorial: Fixed tenure
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Sonia warns govt against complacency

Paswan, Congress consider UPA govt in Bihar
New Delhi, May 22
Amid the possibility of a split in the 29-member legislature party of the Lok Janshakti Party in Bihar, the Congress is understood to have advised LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan to relent on the formation of an RJD-led government in the state. In video (28k, 56k)

Kalam gets warm reception in Moscow
Moscow, May 22
President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam arrived here today on a three-day State visit during which he will interact with Russian President Vladimir Putin and other senior leaders, giving a further boost to bilateral relations.
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Indo-Bangla Foreign Secy talks in July
New Delhi, May 22
India and Bangladesh are expected to hold Foreign Secretary-level talks in the first week of July to discuss several issues, including the border row, which recently caused tension between the two countries.

Bhaats keep child marriage practice alive