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Sunday, June 13, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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Ultras target tourists
4 dead, 19 hurt in Pahalgam hotel blast
Muhit, a boy from Ahmedabad, is transported into a hospital in Srinagar after he was injured in a grenade blast in a Pahalgam hotel on Saturday.Srinagar, June 12
Four tourists, including an eight-year-old child, were killed and 19 injured when suspected militants hurled a grenade in a hotel in the main market of the tourist spot of Pahalgam in south Kashmir this afternoon.

Muhit, a boy from Ahmedabad, is transported into a hospital in Srinagar after he was injured in a grenade blast in a Pahalgam hotel on Saturday. — AFP photo

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Badal, Capt sink differences for SYL water
Capt Amarinder Singh and Mr Parkash Singh Badal shake hands at the all-party meeting in Chandigarh on Saturday. Chandigarh, June 12
Various political parties of Punjab here today resolved not to allow any injustice to be done with the state on the river waters and the SYL canal issue.

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Capt Amarinder Singh and Mr Parkash Singh Badal shake hands at the all-party meeting in Chandigarh on Saturday. 
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Arjun sets up saffronisation test panel
New Delhi, June 12
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As a first step towards decommunalising school syllabus, the Human Resource Development  Ministry today constituted a three-member panel of eminent historians to review the history books introduced by the previous regime and suggest how the distortions in these can be removed.

Create milieu to avoid pain of riots: PM
New Delhi, June 12
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh here today said that the massacre of Sikhs in 1984 and the Gujarat riots were unfortunate and that an atmosphere should be created so that such painful incidents do not take place again.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pays his obeisance at Gurdwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi on Saturday. — PTI photo

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh pays his obeisance at Gurdwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi

14 booked  in jailbreak bid case
Amritsar, June 12
An Assistant Jail Superintendent and 13 others have been booked by the district police in connection with the alleged jailbreak bid in the high security Amritsar Central Jail here.

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28 Indian youths ‘go on fast’ in Pak jail
Kalewal Bhagtan/Singhpur (Hoshiarpur), June 12
Twenty-eight of the 31 Indian youths from Punjab in the Kot Lakhpat jail of Pakistan have been observing fast to press the two governments to ensure their return home.

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