Sunday, August 10, 2003, Chandigarh, India
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Govt can’t be sacrificed for Ram temple: Advani
Hyderabad, August 9
Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani today rejected the Vishva Hindu Parishad demand of a legislation on Ram temple, saying that the NDA government could not be “sacrificed’’ to fulfil it.

Nation page: BJP serious about simultaneous poll, says Naidu

Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani, Railway Minister Nitish Kumar and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu enjoy a ride Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani, Railway Minister Nitish Kumar and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu enjoy a ride on a multi-model transport system train after its flagging off from Secundrabad to Lingampalli, Hyderabad, on Saturday. 
— PTI photo

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Govt not to part with CVC report
New Delhi, August 9
Defence Minister George Fernandes today ruled out placing the Central Vigilance Committee report on defence deals to the Public Accounts Committee on the grounds that it was a secret document, even as he charged the Opposition with politicising the issue.

Nation page: HC declines to hear plea for CVC probe

Sonia blames Centre for Arunachal episode
Sonia GandhiNew Delhi, August 9
Accusing the BJP of raking up the Ayodhya issue near the elections to cover up its ‘failures’, Congress President Sonia Gandhi today alleged that the NDA government had hatched a conspiracy to destabilise her party’s government in Arunachal Pradesh.

16 cloudburst victims still untraced
Kangni Nallah (Manali), August 9
Even though the Border Roads Organisation and the district administration continued with relief and rescue operations, only one body of a 10-year-old girl could be recovered today, as 16 missing persons still remained untraced.

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Labourers rummage through the debris In video (28k, 56k)

Labourers rummage through the debris looking for their belongings in Kangni Nallah, near Manali, on Saturday.
— photo M.C. Thakur

9-year-old girl left all alone
Kangni (Manali), August 9
Unmindful of the catastrophe tat struck the labourers’ camp here, killing her parents and three siblings, nine-year-old Thulima, is busy playing with other children, not knowing that she has been left all alone in this world, far away from her home in Nepal.
Nine-year-old Thulima is given clothes by Tibetan women at Kangni, near Manali, on Saturday. — Photo M.C. Thakur

Indian delegation enters Pak with message of peace
Wagah, August 9
RJD supremo Laloo Prasad Yadav and other parliamentarians A 51-member delegation, including MPs of all political parties and eminent mediapersons, today crossed over to Pakistan with a message of peace.
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RJD supremo Laloo Prasad Yadav and other parliamentarians wave before crossing over to Pakistan at the Wagah checkpost on Saturday. — Photo Sawinder Singh

Nation page: Sattu, paan, pickle part of Laloo’s peace recipe

Lyngdoh sceptical of simultaneous elections
Hyderabad, August 9

J.M. LyngdohContinuing his opposition to the idea of simultaneous Lok Sabha and Assembly poll, Chief Election Commissioner J.M. Lyngdoh today said such a course would lead to ‘substandard elections’ and inadequate police deployment, giving scope for “cheating and unfair polling.”


NRI dream turns deadly for Narinder
Fatehabad, August 9
A village girl’s wish to marry an NRI and settle in England led to a murderous attack on her by her husband’s maternal uncle. Ms Narinder Kaur is now struggling for life at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Rohtak.

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