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Cops
confess to false encounters
Say they acted on directions from top
Jalandhar, August 12
More than 100 Punjab police officials
facing a number of cases and CBI inquiries for their role in killing
terrorists in “false” encounters during the decadelong turmoil in the
state, virtually dropped a bombshell today, confessing that whatever they
had done was on directions from the top.
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Progress in move to lift curbs on India
Washington, August 12
President George W. Bush’s administration will start working with the Congress next month in hopes of lifting sanctions put on India after nuclear tests three years ago, The Washington Post reported today.
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A young devotee bends over to have a glimpse of Lord Krishna in his cradle surrounded with offerings at Gaudia Math temple in Sector 20, Chandigarh, on the occasion of Janmashtami on Sunday.
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CBI notice to
Tehelka scribes
New Delhi, August 12
The CBI has served notice to two
journalists of Tehelka.com to probe the alleged leaking of documents
from the Home Ministry, agency sources said here today.
SGPC against voting
right to Sehajdharis
Alamgir (Ludhiana), August 12
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak
Committee today put a spanner in the conduct of the election process of
the General House of the SGPC by the Chief Commissioner, Gurdwara
Election Commission, when it reiterated that the Sehajdharis should not
be allowed the right of vote and only the Sikhs should have the right.
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Candles
to be lit at Wagah
Amritsar, August 12
Nearly 15 organisations in favour
of Indo-Pak friendship will descend on the Wagah border on the midnight
of August 14 to commemorate Indo-Pak ties by candle lighting on
“no-man’s land” here.
Skeletons
of two lions found in zoo
Chhat Bir (Patiala), August 12
Mystery shrouds the death of two
lions whose skeletons were found in the thick growth within the Lion
Safari of Chhat Bir Zoo here today.
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Hurriyat
condemns dress code
Women don burqa to avoid trouble
Srinagar, August 12
Amid growing resentment against the
forcible implementation of the dress code, several front-ranking militant
outfits today joined the Hurriyat Conference to condemn the campaign,
describing it as an attempt to “malign the ongoing movement” in Kashmir.
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PM,
Advani face Pak ultra threat
August 12, 2001
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Loktantrik party pulls out of UP
Govt
August 11, 2001
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Centre determined to crush proxy war
August 10, 2001
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Jammu to be under Disturbed Area Act
August 9, 2001
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Ultras open fire at Jammu railway station, kill 9
August 8, 2001
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Caravan of peace to Pak will continue:
Jaswant
August 7, 2001
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Bodies cremated, curfew in Bhaderwah
August 6, 2001
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Ultras massacre 17 in Doda
August 5, 2001
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UTI crisis resolved
August 4, 2001
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Motion on UTI defeated
August 3, 2001
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