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Monday, November 29, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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Indonesia seeks India’s help on defence
Vientiane, November 28
Within an hour of his arrival in Laos to attend the third Indian-Asean summit on Tuesday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh set in motion his interface with leaders from Indonesia, Laos and Vietnam which were essentially bilateral with the host country extending its support to India for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is presented a bouquet on his arrival at Vientiane airport in Laos on Sunday. Efforts to remove fear of China among Asean
Diplomatic tension between Thailand, Malaysia

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is presented a bouquet on his arrival at Vientiane airport in Laos on Sunday. — PTI photo

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Train mows down 12 near Bhopal
Bhopal, November 28
Grieving relatives of people killed in a train accident in Bhopal on Sunday. At least 12 persons were killed when they were run over by a speeding train after getting off another train on a parallel line. At least 12 persons, including a woman, were mowed down by the Chennai-Lucknow Jayanti Janata Express near Bhopal today. 
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Grieving relatives of people killed in a train accident in Bhopal on Sunday.  — ANI
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PUNJAB: Pressure building on CM

HARYANA: Cong leaders keep mum on policies, lash out at INLD

J&K: APHC fails to sell ‘solution’ to Aziz

HIMACHAL: State to implement Rs 80 cr health projects

DELHI: Suicide bid by family in servant quarters of presidential estate

CHANDIGARH: Low turnout for MC bypoll

LUDHIANA: Road divider demolished to benefit petrol station

OPINIONS: Soren encashes the bail

BUSINESS: Reliance board to discuss mass resignations next week

NATION: Bill against communal violence on the anvil

WORLD: Pak for ‘sincerity’ and ‘flexibility’ on Kashmir issue

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CRPF jawan goes on rampage, kills seven colleagues
Srinagar, November 28
In a fit of anger after he was punished, a CRPF constable went on a shooting spree killing seven of his colleagues, including a company commander, and injuring two before being shot dead at the battalion headquarters in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla district late last night.
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French turban law silly, says UK jurist
New Delhi, November 28
The French law banning the wearing of religious symbols, including turban, came in for criticism from Lord Slynn of Hadley, an eminent jurist. (Details on Nation page)

Punjab page: SGPC white paper on turban issue won’t do, says Mann

Permanent solution of Kashmir issue not possible: Qayyum
Says Hurriyat not true representative of J & K people
Muzaffarabad (PoK),  November 28
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir Sardar Abdul Qayyum Khan has stressed for an interim solution of the Kashmir issue, saying a permanent resolution of the problem was impossible and unlikely to be accepted  by the parties  concerned.

Home Ministry to focus on Indo-Pak road links
 World page: Pak for ‘sincerity’ and ‘flexibility’ on Kashmir issue

Haryana Assembly poll in Feb

Goa gears up for the film festival
Goa gears up for the film festivalPanjim (Goa), November 28
If there are many teething problems, bear them with a smile because this is the first time that the denture called the International Film Festival of India has been affixed on the smiling face of Goa.

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