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Outgoing CEC
J.M. Lyngdoh receives a bouquet from his successor T.S. Krishna
Murthy in New Delhi on Saturday before leaving for Hyderabad.
During his tumultuous tenure, Mr Lyngdoh won international acclaim
for successfully holding elections in Jammu and Kashmir and ire of
the politicians for terming them “cancer”. — Photo by Mukesh Aggarwal |
Punjab
to take SYL issue to President
Chandigarh, February 7
As a fresh strategy devised at an all-party meeting, which was boycotted
by SAD, the BJP and the BSP, political leaders today decided to knock at
the door of the President, The Prime Minister, the Law Minister and the
Water Resources Minister to seek justice for Punjab on the SYL issue and
the river waters.
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Chief Minister Amarinder Singh presides over an all-party meeting at Punjab Bhavan on Saturday. Mr Parkash Singh Badal’s name plate is also seen in the picture as he stayed away from the meeting.
— Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan
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Marriage
without fear of bullets in
border village
Suchetgarh (Jammu),
February 7
It was after several years that men, women and children danced as the
band played music in Basti-Gulabgarh village right on the Indo-Pakistan
border where a marriage was solemnised today without any fear of bullets
being sprayed at them from across the border.
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President
dissolves Lok Sabha
February 7, 2004
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Charges
against Bhattal framed
February 6, 2004
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JPC report confirms
pesticides in colas
February 5, 2004
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Interim Budget bonanza for Central staff
February 4, 2004
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DIG shot outside Srinagar mosque
February 3, 2004
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244
killed in Haj stampede
February 2, 2004
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Pakistan
sacks top N-scientist
February
1, 2004
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Nitish
gives sops in poll year
January 31, 2004
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Magistrate
suspended
January 30, 2004
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Karunakaran
to form Indira Congress
January 29, 2004
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Faizabad, February
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New Delhi, February 7
