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Friday, October 29, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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Maratha lobby averse to Shinde as CM
Mumbai, October 28

Maharashtra Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde is facing a tough battle from the powerful Maratha lobby which is seeking to deny him another term. Hours after it was decided that the next Chief Minister of Maharashtra would be from the Congress Party, several prominent MLAs, including members of Mr Shinde’s outgoing Cabinet, began pressing for a ‘leadership change’ in the state.

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OT long ago he answered the court calls like: “Arun Gulab Gawli Hazir Ho….”. Uniformed Mumbai policemen used to escort him into the courtroom to deposit him in the dock to be cross-examined on charges of conspiring to murder and many other crimes of a similar kind.

Sonia’s struggle bears fruit
Villagers to validate her marriage
Asanda, October 28
The 25-day-old Sonia controversy came to a happy end today with the villagers deciding to validate her marriage to Rampal and accept her back in the village after Sonia’s father publicly swore that he belonged to the Hooda gotra.

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Activists of women’s organisations break the news of validation of her marriage by Asanda villagers to Sonia at the PGIMS, Rohtak, on Thursday. Thanks The Tribune for support


Activists of women’s organisations break the news of validation of her marriage by Asanda villagers to Sonia at the PGIMS, Rohtak, on Thursday.
— A Tribune photograph

Farmers set ablaze police station
Curfew clamped on Anoopgarh
Anoopgarh (Sriganganagar),  October 28
Agitating farmers today set ablaze a police station and staged protests in Sriganganagar district where four persons were killed in police firing yesterday, prompting authorities to extend curfew to more areas.

No poll officials for Iraq, Left tells govt
New Delhi, October 28
At the breakfast meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today, Left parties voiced their opposition to the US request of seeking officials from the Election Commission to monitor elections in Iraq.
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President Kalam accepts Khurana’s resignation
New Delhi, October 28
President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam has accepted the resignation of Mr Madan Lal Khurana as Governor of Rajasthan.

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Prabal PramanikAn artist's tribute to Dalhousie
Bhamlada, October 28
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