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Talks with Pak to be carried forward
But checking terrorism pre-requisite, says PM
New Delhi, September 27
India will carry forward the ongoing composite dialogue process with Pakistan, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told mediapersons tonight on his arrival here after a nine-day visit to the United Kingdom and the United Nations.

Nation page: PM to address Plan panel issue on return

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh being greeted by Congress President Sonia Gandhi on his arrival at Palam Air Force Station in New Delhi on Monday. BJP wants PM to clarify joint statement with Pak

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh being greeted by Congress President Sonia Gandhi on his arrival at Palam Air Force Station in New Delhi on Monday.
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India may not pull out troops from Siachen
New Delhi, September 27
India is unlikely to withdraw its forces from Siachen on the basis of verbal assurances from Pakistan, though British High Commissioner Michael Arthur today told The Tribune that he found the report “interesting” and would like to await New Delhi’s response.

India whip Pakistan 4-1

Sandeep scores brace as India thrash Pak 4-1
Quetta, September 27
An under-strength India sprung a major surprise to upset archrivals Pakistan 4-1 and level the four-match hockey series here today. India, who lost the first Test at Karachi narrowly, bounced back strongly to register the convincing victory which was also their first triumph against Pakistan in eight matches. (Details on Sports page)

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Sandeep Singh celebrates the first goal against Pakistan as he powers India to a 4-1 victory in the second hockey match at Quetta on Monday. — AFP photo

Sandeep Singh celebrates the first goal against Pakistan as he powers India to a 4-1 victory in the second hockey match at Quetta on Monday.

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SC refuses to order night viewing of Taj Mahal
New Delhi, September 27
The Supreme Court today declined to pass order for lifting the ban on night visit to the Taj Mahal to enable tourists to have its view in moonlight.

Attack on gurdwara in Pak
DSGMC to get first-hand account
New Delhi, September 27
Sikh leaders in the Capital today condemned the attack on Nankana Sahib Gurdwara, the birthplace of Guru Nanak. A delegation of the DSGMC will visit the place to get a first-hand account of the incident.

Punjab page: SGPC plea to PM on attack on Pak Sikhs

SC adjourns hearing in ‘mass leave’ case
New Delhi, September 27
The Supreme Court today adjourned for six weeks the hearing on a public interest litigation raising the issue of 25 judges of the Punjab and Haryana High Court taking ‘mass’ casual leave on April 19 following alleged differences with the Chief Justice of the court.

EC shifts Kapurthala Returning Officer
Chandigarh, September 27
Taking serious note of allegations against Returning Officer for the Kapurthala byelections Dilraj Singh Sandhawalia, the Election Commission of India today ordered his shifting.

BJP in a fix over role for Uma
New Delhi, September 27
The Bharatiya Janata Party high command is engaged in a serious exercise to find a suitable assignment for former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Uma Bharti, who ended her Tiranga Yatra on Saturday.

Britain exported infected blood products to India
London, September 27
Britain has exported blood products that could be contaminated with the human form of mad cow disease to at least 11 countries, including India, raising fears of further transmission of the deadly disease, a leading daily reported today.

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