President's rule revoked in Karnataka... More

November 8, 2007

News Pakistani lawyers took out an anti-emergency demonstration in Islamabad on Thursday. They also wanted Musharraf to immediately release thousands of detained colleagues. Photograph: Farooq Naeem/AFP/ Getty Images Cabinet revokes President's rule in Karnataka The decision was taken by the Union Cabinet two days after the Karnataka Governor Rameshwar Thakur submitted his 'final' report on the BJP-JDS demand for invitation to form the government · 4 JD-S MLAs shatter BJP's Karnataka dream · Coverage: Political Crisis in Karnataka · West fears army may turn against Musharraf · Pak SC's suo motu powers being withdrawn · Poll decision before November 15: Musharraf · Sharif says elections minus him a farce · Sacked Pak CJI's daughter not allowed to take exam · Pak military set for major push against NWFP militants · Democracy will help improve ties with India: Sharif · Bush personally tells Musharraf to shed uniform · Musharraf ignored our pleas against imposing emergency: US · Musharraf only wants to keep his job: US Congressman · Willing to join hands with Bhutto against Musharraf: Sharif · Temporary emergency to restore internal harmony: Pak · N-deal will be completed very soon: Burns · Medha Patkar assaulted on way to Nandigram · CRPF man kills 2 colleagues, commits suicide · US voters favour Democracts, but uneasy with Hillary · Tehelka sting: Magazine saddened by Centre's response · More colourful the sweet, more harmful it is · Illegal VIP structures in Lutyens's Delhi to stay · Muslim law board against marriage registration · Trinamool Congress has ganged up with Maoists: CPI-M · 80 combatants killed in Lanka fighting · Special: 'I want this Diwali to be special'

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