Tuesday, July 3, 2001, Chandigarh, India
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Karunanidhi not to seek bail
Maran, Baalu refuse to be released
Chennai, July 2
In a sudden turn of events, former Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi tonight decided not to seek bail even as the two Union Ministers Murasoli Maran and T. R. Baalu, ordered to be released, refused to accept the relief with all of them demanding cases against them be withdrawn first.

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalitha offers an elephant, 12-year Kannan, rechristened Krishna, to the world famous Sri Krishna Temple at Gurvayoor, Kerala, on Monday. Jaya fulfils vow at temple




Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalitha offers an elephant, 12-year Kannan, rechristened Krishna, to the world famous Sri Krishna Temple at Gurvayoor, Kerala, on Monday. — PTI photo

People want sack of govt: report
New Delhi, July 2
The report submitted by the NDA fact-finding team headed by former Union Defence Minister George Fernandes which visited Chennai yesterday has steered clear of recommending that Tamil Nadu be brought under Central rule.

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NDA divided on Central rule
New Delhi, July 2
A divided NDA today demanded stern action against the Tamil Nadu Government for the manner in which two Central Ministers and a former state Chief Minister, were taken in custody in pre-dawn swoop on June 30.

1 killed, 4000 held in TN bandh
Chennai, July 2
One person was killed and about 145 buses damaged in sporadic incidents of stone-throwing during the dawn-to-dusk Tamil Nadu bandh called by the NDA today, to condemn the arrest of former Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi and two Union Ministers.

India to renegotiate AJT deal
New Delhi, July 2
India is likely to renegotiate the purchase of advance jet trainers for the IAF with other suppliers following a stalemate in the negotiations with British Aerospace over the price of Hawk aircraft.

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Change nomenclature, varsity told




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Mane management in monsoon

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I strongly condemn the Central Government’s action against the Governor!

by Sandeep Joshi

Manoj Prabhakar arrested

Former Indian Test cricketer Manoj Prabhakar is escorted by the police outside his residence after he was arrested in New Delhi on Monday. New Delhi, July 2
Former cricketer Manoj Prabhakar was arrested by the Uttaranchal police here today and has been sent to Haldwani on transit remand by a Delhi court.
Former Indian Test cricketer Manoj Prabhakar is escorted by the police outside his residence after he was arrested in New Delhi on Monday. 
— Reuters photo

4 trapped as building falls
Solan, July 2
At least four persons were buried alive when a seven-storey building located in the Konark hotel locality of the town, about 4 km from here, on the Kalka-Shimla national highway collapsed at about 2.30 p.m.


First batch of yatris arrives in Pahalgam
Srinagar, July 2
The first batch of 3,019 pilgrims arrived in Pahalgam this evening for the darshan of the holy ice lingam of Lord Shiva in the Amarnath cave shrine beginning on Wednesday.
Amarnath yatris board vehicles in Jammu on Monday morning, the first day of the month-long Amarnath Yatra.
Amarnath yatris board vehicles in Jammu on Monday morning, the first day of the month-long Amarnath Yatra. — Photo M. L. Kak

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