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Thursday, September 30, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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Public servants among 190 in CBI net
Nationwide raids yield jewellery, cash worth 9 cr
New Delhi, September 29
In a major swoop the CBI today carried out nationwide raids against public servants and registered cases against several of them, including a former project Director of the National Highways Authority of India, against whom Satyendra Dubey had levelled allegations of irregularities.




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Sharad Pawar cries foul
Kolkata, September 29
After a day-long drama, the BCCI AGM was ultimately held around after 5 p.m. to elect the BCCI board and the president.

Zee gets shot in the arm
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Pawar ‘a victim of foul play’
Ranbir refutes Pawar charge
Stay on Dalmiya as Patron-in-Chief
Hunger strike at Board AGM venue

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Newly elected BCCI President Ranbir Singh Mahendra.

Cabinet okays panel for backward sections
GoM to look into FDI in print media
New Delhi, September 29
The Union Cabinet today approved the setting up of a National Commission which will recommend measures for uplift of the social and economically backward classes among religious and linguistic minority communities, including reservations in education and government jobs.

Nation: Bring PM under Lokpal’s purview, says Manmohan

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PUNJAB: World-class memorial to Sahibzadas

HARYANA: Vidhan Sabha passes eight Bills

J&K: Gurdwara attack: Sikhs hold protest rally

HIMACHAL: Dharamsala airport being upgraded for bigger planes

DELHINotices on illegal structures in VVIP houses

CHANDIGARH: CBI books emigration  official, 5 agents for forgery

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Businessman’s family drugged, looted

OPINIONS: Centre’s austerity drive

BUSINESS: Oil floats slightly below $-50 mark

NATION: Bring PM under Lokpal’s purview, says Manmohan

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SPORTSIndia go down fighting to Pak

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Cong leader shot in Anantnag
A relative of Mohammed Yusuf Bhat wails during his funeral at his residence in Mattan on Wednesday. Srinagar, September 29
At least four persons, including a Congress leader, have been killed in separate incidents in the Kashmir valley since yesterday.

A relative of Mohammed Yusuf Bhat wails during his funeral at his residence in Mattan on Wednesday. 
— Tribune photo by Amin War

No Purulia-type mission: MEA
Nepal-bound plane lands at Ahmedabad
New Delhi, September 29
The Ministry of External Affairs has rubbished claims that a cargo plane hired by the US Government and carrying arms and ammunition for the Nepalese Government was on a Purulia-type mission to India.

3 lifters, coach get life ban
New Delhi, September 29
The Indian Olympic Association has imposed a life ban on three tainted weightlifters—Sanamacha Chanu, Pratima Kumari and Sunaina—and national coach Pal Singh Sandhu.

Sanamacha Chanu and Pratima Kumari
Sanamacha Chanu and Pratima Kumari

BJP threatens to stall winter session of Parliament
New Delhi, September 29
The BJP today warned the UPA government that the coming winter session of Parliament would be stalled as "destructive government" could not expect "constructive opposition".

Pak nod for 500-room serai at Nankana Sahib
A view of Nankana Sahib Gurdwara in PakistanAmritsar, September 29
The Government of Pakistan today gave the latest report on the situation at Nankana Sahib to the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) on telephone.

World page: Attack on Sikh shrine shameful: UK Muslims
J&K page: Gurdwara attack: Sikhs hold protest rally
Nation: Pak deplores attack on Gurdwara Nankana Sahib

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