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Announces setting up of 4 ITIs for women in Jammu region
Manmohan Singh Jammu, November 18
The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, today announced that the recruitment ban on government jobs that was imposed following an MoU between the Centre and the J&K Government would immediately be scrapped to provide employment opportunities to the youth of the trouble-torn state.
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J&K Deputy Chief Minister Mangat Ram Sharma felicitates Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with a shawl on his arrival at the Parade Ground in Jammu where he addressed a public rally on Thursday. — PTI photo

Uma sorry but demands apology
New Delhi, November 18
Expelled BJP leader and former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Uma Bharti, expressing her willingness to apologise to BJP President, L.K. Advani for her outburst during central office-bearers meeting on November 10, also put a condition today that the party should apologise to her on some counts.

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Chennai, November 18
The crowded courtroom of Mr Justice R. Balasubramaniam in the Madras High Court today witnessed the battle of words between defence counsel Mr Ram Jethmalani, who has been arguing the seer’s bail plea since Saturday and the public prosecutor while the Judge reserved his order without specifying any date.

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Panel to review Manipur Act
New Delhi, November 18
The Centre tonight decided to set up a five-member committee headed by a former Supreme Court judge to review the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in operation in Manipur for preparing the ground for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's first visit to Imphal later this week.

Way paved for dismantling of PSEB
Patiala, November 18
Way has been paved for dismantling of the Punjab State Electricity Board with the board management passing a resolution to this effect and forwarding the same to the Punjab Cabinet for ratification.

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India’s first lady pilot, Beant Kaur (right), and her sister, Satwant Kaur, come out of the Punjab and Haryana High Court in Chandigarh on Thursday. Lower court refuses bail to retired Colonel
Chandigarh, November 18
India’s first lady pilot and her sister today finally managed to meet Mr Justice B.K. Roy Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, to narrate their tale of sorrows.

India’s first lady pilot, Beant Kaur (right), and her sister, Satwant Kaur, come out of the Punjab and Haryana High Court in Chandigarh on Thursday. — Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan

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