Thursday, May 23, 2002, Chandigarh, India
 Updated at 3:00 am (IST)


PPSC scam probe: glaring gaps, 31 ‘missing’ names
Hari Jaisingh
Where is the investigation in the Ravi Sidhu case heading towards? Is it on the right track? Or is it getting lopsided and diluted, even derailed? Is a cover-up exercise under way—the fear of which has been in the air for quite some time? These questions are crucial at this stage of the investigation of the PPSC mega-scam.

        Punjab page: Ex-PPSC chief Bhupinder Sidhu also faces probe

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Time for decisive war: PM
Kupwara (North Kashmir), May 22
Kupwara (North Kashmir), May 22
In a tough message to Pakistan, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee today declared that the time had come to wage a “decisive battle” against cross-border terrorism. Addressing troops barely 25 km from the Line of Control, Mr Vajpayee said there was a limit to India’s tolerance of the proxy war.

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Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee meets soldiers in Kupwara, northern Kashmir, on Wednesday. 
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Indus Water Treaty may go: PM
Jammu, May 22
The government is seriously examining the issue of scrapping of the Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan as part of the diplomatic and economic offensive Delhi has initiated to force Islamabad to stop aiding and encouraging cross-border terrorism.

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11 Pak troops shot along LoC
14 bunkers, 1 post, 2 watch towers smashed

Jammu, May 22
Eleven Pakistani soldiers were killed and two of their watch towers and 14 bunkers destroyed in the exchange of artillery fire between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control in Rajouri and Poonch districts since late last night.

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India gets Navy ready
New Delhi, May 22
Giving further indication of waging an all-out war against cross-border terrorism, the government has given orders for five of the frontline warships forming part of the Eastern Naval Command to conjoin with the Western Naval Command fleet based in the Arabian Sea. 

Nepal’s parliament dissolved
Kathmandu, May 22

Nepal’s King Gyanendra today dissolved parliament and called new elections for November as the House seemed set to defeat an extension of the emergency rule in the country.

Lone laid  to rest
Abdul Ghani LoneSrinagar, May 22
Thousands of mourners here today attended the funeral procession of senior APHC leader, Abdul Ghani Lone, who was laid to rest at the Idgah graveyard here this afternoon.

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Lokpal indicts Tota Singh
Selection of 100 teachers cancelled
Chandigarh, May 22
The points, regarding the role of money in appointments in Punjab raised by Nisha Kaura, a reader of The Tribune from Ludhiana, have been taken note of as, according to reliable sources, Punjab Lokpal Justice DV Sehgal has not only indicted former Punjab Education Minister Tota Singh but also recommended the cancellation of all 100 selections of science mistresses on the complaint of Ms Nisha Kaura who had questioned the selection process.

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