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Seized British sailors taken to Tehran
TEHRAN, Saturday (AP) - Iran today insisted that 15 British sailors it seized had illegally entered Iranian waters, denouncing what it called a ''blatant aggression.'' The Britons were being taken to the capital for questioning, Iranian media reported. Iran's tough comments came after Britain demanded the return of the sailors and denied they had strayed into Iranian waters while searching for smugglers off Iraq's coast.
 
Hindu judge becomes Muslim Pakistan's acting chief justice
ISLAMABAD, Saturday (AP)- A senior judge from Pakistan's tiny Hindu minority was sworn in as acting chief justice today in a first for the country's Supreme Court amid a judicial crisis that has embroiled the government of President Gen. Pervez Musharraf.
 
Cell phones unlikely to cause brain cancer: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Cell phone use does not appear to be associated with an increased risk of glioma -- the most common type of brain tumor, according to a new study. The story may be different, however, for intense use of cell phones over many years.
 

   
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People-to-People contacts: An Indo-Pakistan crisis
   
Mugabe says will survive Western attack
   
Pakistan, where ancient ruins are fast vanishing
   
No sex please, we're daddy's little girls
   
Plan for 'big one' in quake-prone areas, says US geophysicist
   
World's Minorities hit by US-led war on terror
   
‘A writer is first a citizen’
   
Volumes of greatness
   
Spotlight on Indian writers at Paris book fair
   
India designers mix femininity with tradition

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