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Wednesday,
December 8, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Naga
leaders meet PM
Seek
peaceful, honourable solution
New Delhi, December 7
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today
told the Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (I-M) leadership that
the Centre favoured a “mutually acceptable and honourable” solution to
the decades-old problem in Nagaland.
In video (28k, 56k)
Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh with a shawl and traditional Naga spear presented by Naga leaders at
his residence in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI photo
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Pak
blocks road to Muzaffarabad
Says no to passport
New Delhi, December 7
The first ever technical-level
talks between India and Pakistan on the proposed Srinagar-Muzaffarabad
bus service, which began here today, made no progress at all, despite
India showing a marked flexibility on its earlier insistence that
passport and visa could be the only acceptable travel documents for the
bus service.
Supreme
Court asks Haryana cops to
protect couple
Inter-caste marriage
New Delhi, December 7
The Haryana Police was today
directed by the Supreme Court to provide adequate protection to a boy
and girl from Gurgaon who had defied caste barriers to tie the nuptial
knot. They had also defied the diktates of the village panchayat that
had declared their marriage illegal.
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IN
PASSING
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How many times did I tell you that Laloo oxide and Paswan
sulphate don’t mix?
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by
Sandeep Joshi
(Click
to enlarge)
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India
win 3-1 in Champions Trophy |
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Arjun
Halappa is tackled by German defender Eike Duckwitz during
the Champions Trophy Hockey match at Lahore on Tuesday.
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Reuters photo
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Sports
page:
India
bounce back to beat Germany
Lahore, December 7
India bounced back from a one-goal deficit to beat a
spirited Germany 3-1 for their first win in the Champions
Trophy hockey tournament here today.
Cricket
tour to Bangladesh cleared
Detailed report on Sports
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Kidwai
clears controversial Bills
Chandigarh, December 7
The three controversial Bills
seeking to advance the panchayat and municipal elections in Haryana are
now Acts, following the Governor, Dr A.R. Kidwai, giving his assent to
them today.
Experts
restore damaged tapestries
National Museum to
conserve remaining 9 tapestries
Chandigarh, December 7
Conservation work on two of
the 11 tapestries which Le Corbusier created for Chandigarh is
over. Five months after they were removed from the courtroom of
Punjab and Haryana High Court Chief Justice, the two
richly-woven
tapestries will be heading back to courtroom number 1. |
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Expert
conservationists from National Museum, New Delhi, busy restoring
the priceless Le Corbusier tapestries that were removed from the
courtroom of Punjab and Haryana High Court Chief Justice in July
this year. The tapestries, completely preserved, have been handed
over to the UT Administration. — Tribune photo by Pankaj Sharma |
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Terror strikes Saudi Arabia
December 7, 2004
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Indo-Pak
Punjab Games begin in riot of colour
December 6, 2004
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Putin
wants UN seat with veto
power for India
December 5, 2004
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India,
Russia come closer
December 4, 2004
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Elahi promises to protect gurdwaras in Pakistan
December 3, 2004
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Vajpayee, Advani court arrest
December 2, 2004
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India,
China take up border issue
December 1, 2004
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Seer has confessed to murder, TN tells HC
November 30, 2004
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Indonesia
seeks India’s help on defence
November 29, 2004
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Soren
back in Cabinet
November 28, 2004
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Cabinet expansion today;
Soren to be back
November 27, 2004
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