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HC
stays proceedings in Ayodhya case
Lucknow, August 5
The Allahabad High Court today passed an interim order staying till
September 24 the proceedings in the special CBI court trying Ayodhya
demolition cases against 26 accused, including Deputy Prime Minister
L.K. Advani and Union HRD Minister Murli Manohar Joshi.
No
interference in CBI working, says PM
In video: BJP members demand a
bill in Parliament, authorising the construction of a temple in Ayodhya.
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Pesticides found in Coke, Pepsi
New Delhi, August 5
In a startling revelation, the Centre for Science and Environment today said aerated waters produced by soft drinks manufacturers, including multinational giants Pepsico and Coca-Cola, contain pesticides and insecticides.
Soft
drink giants refute findings
Lyngdoh against simultaneous elections
New Delhi, August 5
Chief Election Commissioner J M Lyngdoh today virtually rejected a proposal for holding simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha and state Assemblies, stating that it was unconstitutional.
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Children
beaten up, kicked in Amritsar school
Amritsar, August 5
A case of corporal punishment by a teacher has come to light. Nearly 60
minor children studying in VIII standard of Government Senior Secondary
School at Chheharta, were allegedly severely beaten up by the drawing
teacher with a stick.
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A student shows scars on his back as a result of the corporal punishment in Government Senior Secondary School, Amritsar, on
Tuesday.
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3 tribal girls sold for
Rs 2,000 each
Nawanshahr, August 5
Like hundreds of others, three minor tribal girls from Jharkhand were allegedly sold for Rs 2000 each. But, unlike others, they were fortunate enough to escape from the clutches of influential agents to narrate their harrowing experience.
Manjit Singh Calcutta made SGPC Chief Secy
Bhaur reinducted into executive panel
Amritsar, August 5
In violation of the directives of Sikh Gurdwara Judicial commission, the SGPC executive committee today appointed Mr Manjit Singh Calcutta (65), a confidant of Mr Gurcharn Singh Tohra and Sikh scholar as chief secretary (honorary) of the committee.
Indian
police officer killed in Kosovo
United Nations, August 5
In the first-ever fatal shooting of a UN officer since Kosovo came under
its control four years ago, an Indian police officer was killed in a
sniper attack at Stalina village, 45 km from capital Pristina.
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PM
to quit rather than act under pressure
August 5,
2003 |
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PM: no change in stand on Ayodhya
August 4,
2003 |
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Advani: govt for simultaneous LS, Assembly poll
August 3,
2003 |
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PM, Advani vow to build Ram temple
August 2,
2003 |
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Babri tapes rock Parliament
August 1,
2003 |
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No
speech of Advani in Babri tapes
July 31,
2003 |
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Mayawati eats her words
July 30,
2003 |
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US
Gen to plead for troops
July 29,
2003 |
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Interest
rate on farm loans cut
July 28,
2003 |
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Japan clears troops for Iraq
July 27,
2003 |
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