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Monday, August 23, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

24 ministers ‘resign’ in Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal, August 22
Ahead of tomorrow’s crucial BJP Parliamentary Board meeting to decide the fate of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Uma Bharti, 24 ministers today resigned as a mark of solidarity with her.


Karnataka sends police team
Warrant against minister
Nation page: BJP parliamentary board meeting on Uma’s resignation advanced
Cong ups the ante for Bharti’s ouster
Editorial: The Uma taint

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Saras takes 25-minute ‘inaugural flight’
Bangalore, August 22
The second prototype of the Saras 14-seater multi-role light transport aircraft developed by the National Aerospace Laboratories along with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited will fly in about one year, and the certification process, which will require about 500 hours of flying, is targeted to be completed in 24 to 30 months, NAL consultant T.S. Prahlad said here today.
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Chief pilot of Saras Sqn Ldr K.K. Venugopal is lifted by his crew members after a successful flight of India's first indigenous civil aircraft designed and developed by the National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) in Bangalore on Sunday. — PTI photo

Upgraded Jaguars flown successfully
New Delhi, August 22
Two of the upgraded prototypes of the country’s frontline fighter aircrafts, Jaguars have been flown successfully after the changes were carried out at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Bangalore.



Transporters’ stir: ESMA invoked in Delhi, Gujarat
New Delhi, August 22
The nationwide indefinite strike of truck operators entered the second day today due to the deadlock in talks between the Finance Ministry and truck operators’ associations.
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Chandigarh page: Truckers’ stir: common man feels the pinch

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PUNJAB: Amritsar fire staff ill-equipped

HARYANA: INLD, Cong begin groundwork for poll

J&K: Politicking on daughters’ Bill gains momentum

HIMACHAL: Parchu lake: high alert to continue

DELHIMCD to be split soon for better functioning

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Truckers’ stir: common man feels the pinch

LUDHIANA: Villages divided over waste water disposal

OPINIONS: Congress parivar

BUSINESS: PM sends another missive to ministers

NATION: Power Ministry for long-term plan to meet power deficit

WORLD: US forces zero in on Najaf shrine 

SPORTS: Khatri to kickstart wrestling campaign







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AICC meet affirms Sonia’s supremacy
New Delhi, August 22
Saturday’s day-long AICC conclave, the first after the Congress formed the government at the Centre after eight years, merely reaffirmed what has been known all along : Congress president Sonia Gandhi is ‘numero uno’ and that the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty’s hold on the party remains unshaken.


Editorial: Congress parivar

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Greene finishes third in 100m
ATHENS: Justin Gatlin of the USA won the 100m in 9.85 seconds at the Olympics on Sunday. Francis Obikwelu of Portugal was second in 9.86 while American Maurice Greene was third in 9.87. — Reuters

US sprinter Justin Gatlin exults after  winning the men's 100m final. — Reuters

Thakur recovering, says IOA

Three convicts escape from Ferozepore jail
Ferozepore, August 22
Three inmates of the local Central Jail — two sentenced for life for murder and one undergoing a 10-year RI for smuggling narcotics — escaped in the wee hours today.


Pak sent militants to capture Kargil peaks: report
New Delhi, August 22
Pakistan had initially sent militants to capture Indian bunkers in Kargil before the 1999 conflict began but later used them to assist the regular army, a media report has said.

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