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Thursday, July 22, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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Where is Sibu Soren?
Police searches residence, pastes arrest warrant
New Delhi, July 21
The Jharkhand police today continued its search to arrest elusive Union Coal and Mine Minister Sibu Soren in connection with a 30-year-old massacre case.

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Delhi police personnel sticking the arrest warrant issued by a court of Jharkhand against Union Coal Minister Sibu Soren, at the entrance of his official residence in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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MPs jam House business on Sibu Soren
Editorial: Show him the door
Nation page: Congress comes in defence of Sibu

Pak vows to deal with terrorism
Islamabad, July 21
India today conveyed to Pakistan its concerns over cross-border terrorism and asserted that there was no simplistic solution to the vexed Kashmir problem.

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NATION: Govt gearing up for drought: PM

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Transaction tax rolled back partially, FDI cap hike stays
New Delhi, July 21
Acceding to the demands of the capital market intermediaries Finance Minister P. Chidambaram today announced a differential structure of transaction tax.

Business page: Transaction tax cut buoys bourses

Shiv Sena puts BJP in spot over Thakur
New Delhi, July 21
Congress nominee for the Rajya Sabha deputy chairpersonship K. Rehman Khan is heading for a win in a symbolic contest tomorrow against Shiv Sena’s candidate Eknath Thakur.

Andhra lifts ban on PWG
Hyderabad, July 21
Demonstrating its commitment to the ongoing peace talks with Naxalites, the Congress Government in Andhra Pradesh today decided to lift the ban on the People’s War Group, meeting one of the major demands of the extremist organisation.

Graphic: Area affected by PWG activities

Woman, infant crushed to death
Mob tries to lynch tractor-trailer driver
Jalandhar, July 21
Tension engulfed the Buta Mandi area of this city as a tractor-trailer, which hit and trampled a 30-year-old woman and her two month old daughter to death, was set ablaze by hundreds of irked residents of the area.
The tractor-trailer, which was set ablaze by a mob after a young woman and her two-month-old daughter were crushed to death in the Buta Mandi area of Jalandhar City The tractor-trailer, which was set ablaze by a mob after a young woman and her two-month-old daughter were crushed to death in the Buta Mandi area of Jalandhar City on Wednesday.
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