Wednesday, October 16, 2002, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Ultimatum to Cong, PDP
Join hands, then seek our support: Inds
Srinagar, October 15
The efforts of the Congress to form a government in Jammu and Kashmir with the support of some Independents and smaller groups received a setback today as the group of seven Independents led by the CPM MLA, Mr Mohammad Yousuf Taragami, changed its stand and announced that they will extend their support only in case the Congress and the PDP joined hands.

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CPM MLA Mohmmad Yousuf Taragami and other leaders of the recently-constituted J&K Democratic People’s Forum (DPF) talk to mediapersons

CPM MLA Mohmmad Yousuf Taragami (centre) and other leaders of the recently-constituted J&K Democratic People’s Forum (DPF) talk to mediapersons in Srinagar on Tuesday.
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Brief spell of Governor’s rule not ruled out
Jammu, October 15
In the absence of any miracle in the shape of a rapprochement between the Congress and the PDP, Jammu and Kashmir may be in for a brief spell of Governor’s rule.



Troop withdrawal on cards
Decision at CCS meeting today
New Delhi, October 15
The Atal Behari Vajpayee government is understood to be of the view that time has now come for military de-escalation with Pakistan, but a formal decision to this effect would be taken at a crucial meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security here tomorrow.

MSP for maize, mustard fixed
Patiala, October 15
Punjab Agriculture Minister Rajinder Kaur Bhattal today announced support price for rabi crops of barley, maize and mustard. She said 12,000 acres of paddy and other crops were destroyed by recent hailstorm.

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Haryana to call special session on paddy
Ambala, October 15
Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala said here today that the state government would summon a special session of the Haryana Assembly this month on the paddy procurement issue.

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The effigy of Ravana goes up in flames

Chandigarh page: Dasehra festivities light up city

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A day of bonfires

The effigy of Ravana goes up in flames late on Tuesday evening at the OCF ground in Sector 29, Chandigarh, on the occasion of Dasehra.
— Tribune photo Pankaj Sharma


ASI attached to SGPC member shot dead
Amritsar, October 15
An ASI of the Punjab police, Mr Randhir Singh, attached as personal security officer to an SGPC member, Mr Balwant Singh Dhillon, was shot dead at around 8.30 p.m. today in the Labh Nagar locality on the Ram Tirath road.

Pherurai held in Moga
Chandigarh, October 15
Gurcharan Singh Pherurai, a confidant of former Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, whose name figured prominently in the “cash-for-job” scam for allegedly offering the maximum bribe to get his son and daughter in the police and civil service, respectively, has finally landed in the police net.

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