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Tuesday, July 6, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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Capt drops 10 ministers
Singla new Cabinet minister; 2 get Cabinet rank
Chandigarh, July 5
In the process of down-sizing the Punjab Council of Ministers, five senior Cabinet-rank ministers and an equal number of ministers of state have been axed.  Surinder Singla
Surinder Singla
Amarjit Singh Samra
Amarjit Singh Samra
Jasjit Singh Randhawa
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3 Cong MLAs threaten to quit
Himachal page: Three Himachal ministers dropped

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PM rings up Vajpayee as Parliament adjourns again
New Delhi, July 5
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As a determined Opposition disrupted Parliament on the opening day of the Budget session, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh appealed to his predecessor Atal Bihari Vajpayee to end the ongoing deadlock.
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Railway Minister Laloo Prasad Yadav after giving final touches to the Rail Budget in New DelhiNew Delhi, July 5
From all outward appearances, Union Railway Minister Laloo Prasad Yadav remains unfazed by the threatened Opposition boycott of his maiden budget here tomorrow which is unlikely to hike second class passenger and freight rates.

Railway Minister Laloo Prasad Yadav after giving final touches to the Rail Budget in New Delhi on Monday. 
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Nation page: “Trains At A Glance” behind schedule



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PUNJAB: Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s descendent honoured in Pakistan

HARYANA: Power crisis a temporary phase: Chautala

J&K: Sawhney rushes to Sonia with complaint

HIMACHAL: Three Himachal ministers dropped

DELHI: Liquor curbs eased, country brew costlier

CHANDIGARH: Daylight robbery at Mohali

LUDHIANA: Traffic blockade, dharna mark cremation of murdered youths

OPINIONS: Minority welfare

BUSINESS: Agriculture deserves more attention, says Montek

NATION: Governors’ sack :BJP MP moves court

WORLD: US embassy in Pak on security alert

SPORTS: Greeks rejoice, look forward to Olympics




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Kidwai for Haryana as Kalam names 4 Governors
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New Delhi, July 5
President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam today appointed new Governors for Haryana, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and Goa.

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Natwar’s maiden Pak visit on July 19
New Delhi, July 5
Mr K. Natwar Singh will be making his maiden visit to Pakistan as India’s External Affairs Minister on July 19 during which he is likely to meet Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf as well as new Prime Minister Chaudhary Shujat Hussain, sources said today.

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The decisions taken at the 42-member national executive of the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board in Kanpur on Sunday is a classic example of too little, too late. 

Hannah’s parents leave for India to track down killer
Hannah FosterLondon, July 5
Fifteen months after the murder of their daughter, Hillary and Trevor Foster of Hampshire plan to travel to India next week to track down the suspected killer, Maninder Pal Singh Kohli, a sandwich delivery driver who disappeared from his home in Southampton, shortly after Hannah Foster’s body was found.

Heavy debt drives farmers to suicides
Members of a suicide victim’s family in Sangrur’s Bhutal Khurd await helpBhutal Khurd (Sangrur), July 5
It is a non-descript village on the Punjab-Haryana border. Its claim to fame — six suicides in two years. All due to poverty. 

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