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Monday, January 31, 2005, Chandigarh, India
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Bomb attacks kill 31 in Iraq
Brisk turnout of voters
Baghdad, January 30
Iraqis turned out to vote today in their country’s first free election in a half century, defying insurgents who launched deadly suicide bombings and mortar strikes at polling stations. By mid-day, at least 31 persons were dead but the violence had slowed and voting picked up.

A US Marine gestures to an Iraqi woman outside a voting centre in Al Anbar province, 23 km west of Baghdad A US Marine gestures to an Iraqi woman outside a voting centre in Al Anbar province, 23 km west of Baghdad, on Sunday.
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Congress not keen on toppling Goa Government
Mumbai, January 30
With elections in Bihar looming large, the Congress party high command is not keen on dismissing the Manohar Parrikar-led Bharatiya Janata Party government in Goa lest it be made into an election issue, according to sources from Panaji.

Mufti urges separatists to join talks
Srinagar, January 30
Hailing the results of the civic poll held in Baramula and Kupwara yesterday, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed has said that people of the Valley have finally voted for peace and development.

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NC loses ground, Hurriyat sidelined
Srinagar, January 30
The electorate for civic elections to municipal councils and committees in Baramula and Kupwara has reaffirmed support to the ruling coalition partners in Jammu and Kashmir.

Ex-NC leader’s son among 3 killed

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PUNJAB: Ministry to approve new package for Bathinda refinery

HARYANA: 14 civic body members join Cong

J&K: Kupwara, Baramula civic poll rigged, says Omar

HIMACHAL: Himachal sliding into debt trap

DELHIHC order for probe against ACP, SHO

CHANDIGARH: MC service charges to burden UT Education Dept by Rs 1 crore

LUDHIANA: 3 jail guards suspended

OPINIONS: Advantage Mulayam

BUSINESS: Public sector banks to lead march of IPOs this year

NATION: Two more boys kidnapped in Bihar

WORLD: Hundreds injured as strike enters second day in Bangladesh

SPORTS: Safin outplays Hewitt to win title



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President APJ Abdul Kalam pays homage to the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion of Martyrs’ Day at Rajghat in New Delhi
President APJ Abdul Kalam pays homage to the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion of Martyrs’ Day at Rajghat in New Delhi on Sunday. Vice-President Bhairon Singh Sekhawat and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh are also seen in the picture. — PTI
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Five Haryana constituencies sensitive
Chandigarh, January 30
The Election Commission has declared Narwana as a sensitive constituency, along with Meham, Kalka, Ferozepur Jhirka and Nuh. These constituencies have been declared sensitive after a meeting of the state election authorities and representatives of various political parties with the team of Election Commission of India was held earlier on January 25.

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2 held for MLA’s killing
Lucknow, January 30
In a major breakthrough, the Allahabad police this evening arrested two youths from Kareli in Allahabad who confessed to have killed BSP MLA Raju Pal on the eve of Republic Day allegedly on the instructions of the prime accused Ashraf who is lodged in Naini jail.

Sunni cleric, bodyguard shot
Karachi, January 30
Assailants riding on three motor cycles opened fire outside a Sunni Muslim mosque in Karachi today, killing a cleric and his bodyguard, officials said. The shooting near the mosque in Karachi’s busy shopping area of Tariq Road occurred after the midday prayers, said Farooq Awan, a senior Karachi police official.

Clint Eastwood awarded
Clint EastwoodLos Angeles, January 30
Movie tough guy and “Million Dollar Baby” maker Clint Eastwood was crowned best director of 2004 by his fellow Hollywood filmmakers on Saturday giving him a major boost ahead of next month’s Oscars.





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