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Saturday, November 18, 2006, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

N-deal will need Vienna group’s nod
The US Senate yesterday overwhelmingly approved a Bill that seeks to permit civilian nuclear cooperation between the US and India. The 85-12 vote came after supporters of the deal crushed a handful of “killer amendments” that sought to place conditions on nuclear commerce.

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A long way to go before the pact becomes a living reality.
—Manmohan Singh

We now expect that full civil nuclear cooperation becomes a reality
— Pranab Mukherjee

India will not go beyond the agreement between President Bush and PM Manmohan Singh
— Sonia Gandhi

Editorial: The Senate nod
 Opinions page: Yes, but with riders
Nation page
 N-deal: India cautious as worries begin
 N-deal not a reality yet, says PM
 Stick to stand, CPM tells govt
 Don’t harp on growth rate: Sonia

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 Muslims remain truly excluded
 New Delhi, November 17
 Maintaining silence on the issue of reservations for Muslims, the Rajinder Sachar Committee today said that the community was lagging behind other religious groups in development and asked the government to frame programmes to address its educational and economic backwardness. In video (56k)

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HE IS BACK: Three-year-old Anant Gupta, who returned home after being kidnapped three days ago, with his mother at their residence in Noida on Friday. — A Tribune photograph