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Thursday, March 25, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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India clinch series in Pak
Pathan grabs 3 wickets; Laxman hits century
Lahore, March 24
Shrugging off the tag of “chokers”, India rewrote history by winning their first-ever series in Pakistan after beating back a late charge by the home side in the decisive fifth one-dayer here tonight to the joy of their delirious supporters who set off fireworks.

Sachin dedicates win to ‘all of India’
Fans celebrate ‘gift to nation’
Rs 50 lakh bonanza for Indian team
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Left: Rahul Dravid (sitting) and Yuvraj Singh (left) celebrate India’s win as a disappointed Shabbir Ahmed walks back in the fifth and final ODI in Lahore on Wednesday. Right: Indian captain Sourav Ganguly poses with the trophy after his team beat Pakistan 3-2 in the five-match ODI series. — Reuters photo

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New Delhi, March 24
The Central Bureau of Investigation had told the government that it did not have enough manpower to handle investigations into the Telgi scam. 

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Announcement on seat sharing in Bihar soon, says Paswan
New Delhi, March 24
Lok Janshakti Party chief Ramvilas Paswan today said that seat-sharing agreement between his party, the RJD, the Congress and the Left parties for 40 Lok Sabha seats in Bihar would be finalised in ‘a day or two’.

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Mann, 14 others arrested
Simranjit Singh MannSangrur, March 24
Mr Simranjit Singh Mann, president of the Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar), along with 14 other members and office-bearers of his party was arrested today by the district police at Dirba, about 26 km from here. 

SAD (Amritsar) approaches EC over Mann’s arrest
Restrain Tohra from welcoming yatra: Mann
Punjab page: Mann has no right to disrupt yatra: CM

Ethnic violence claims 31 lives in Assam
Guwahati, March 24
The Kuki-Karbi ethnic clash spread throughout Karbi Anglong district, killing 31 persons since last night while unofficially the toll was put even higher.

BJP violates Model Code of Conduct
Karnal, March 24
The Bharat udhay yatra of Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani, was today mired in controversy as the BJP allegedly violated the Model Code of Conduct at Karnal by pasting party banners on hoardings owned by various departments, corporations and boards of the state government without a prior permission from the local administration.
A banner put up by the BJP with photographs of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani and Union Minister of State for Home Affairs I.D. Swamy violates the Model Code of Conduct in Karnal Slight change in L.K. Advani’s route at Karnal
 
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A banner put up by the BJP with photographs of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani and Union Minister of State for Home Affairs I.D. Swamy violates the Model Code of Conduct in Karnal on Wednesday. 
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