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Diplomat
charged with bid to bomb US mission
New Delhi, August 26
A Sudanese diplomat, who served in
India, has been charged with trying to bomb the US Embassy here on the
orders of renegade Saudi billionaire Osama bin Laden, but the Sudanese
Embassy has denied the charge.
4.5
million phones out of order
New Delhi, August 26
Tring...tring. If the ringing sound
of the phone appears strange to you, do not be depressed. More than 15
per cent of the telephones or 4.5 million subscribers in the country
have some problem or the other with their telephones.
Punia
case: daughter arrested
Hisar, August 26
Sonia, daughter of former
legislator Relu Ram Punia who had killed her father and seven others on
Thursday before attempting suicide, was arrested by the police today
after she was discharged from a private nursing home at Barwala, near
here.
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Hepatitis-B
case: CM orders probe
Sangat Mandi (Bathinda),
Aug 26
Punjab Chief Minister, Parkash Singh Badal ordered a high-level
inquiry into the alleged sale of Hepatitis-B vaccine vials by the
Health officials at Chauke village today. Mr Badal while talking to
reporters said that he came to know about the incident only after
reading the newspapers today morning. He expressed concern over the
incident in which even Health officials were involved in the sale of
vaccine vials.
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Depoliticise
coop institutions: PM
August 26, 2001
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Ultras gun
down seven cops in Poonch
August 25, 2001
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Badal backs Centre on amnesty issue
August 24, 2001
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No
blanket amnesty for Punjab cops
August 23, 2001
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Meeting on SYL
deadlocked
August 22, 2001
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PM
against fresh round of talks at WTO meet
August 21, 2001
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Nine
Pakistani soldiers killed along LoC
August 20, 2001
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Major infiltration attempts at
LoC
August 19, 2001
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SC lays down law on
non-MLAs as ministers
August 18, 2001
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Pak not to raise
Kashmir issue at world fora: PM
August 17, 2001
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Peeved
over the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee’s remark during his
August 15 speech that the elections in Jammu and Kashmir would now be free
and fair, the Chief Minister, Dr Farooq Abdullah, said if the Centre
continued to make such statements and had doubts “about my credentials, I
have no right to be part of the NDA government.”
