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An emergency conference of Presiding Officers of Legislative Bodies of India, boycotted by Speakers of NDA-ruled states, today expressed concern over court orders, which tend to disturb the delicate balance of power between Judiciary and Legislature and appeared to be a transgression into the independence of the Parliamentary System of our country.






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Haryana Cabinet restores Governor’s power
Chandigarh, March 20
Taking the first step to restore the dignity of various Constitutional institutions as promised by the Chief Minister, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, the Haryana Cabinet today decided to restore the power of the Governor to hear memorials submitted by government employees against punishment awarded to them by the state government.

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Indian cricketers celebrate after winning the second Test against Pakistan in Kolkata on Sunday Sports page: Kumble gives India a thumping victory and more

Indian cricketers celebrate after winning the second Test against Pakistan in Kolkata on Sunday. India won the match by 195 runs to go 1-0 up in the three-Test series.
— Reuters photo

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PUNJAB: NRI couple, dentist lock horns over treatment fee

HARYANA: Tractor company ‘defrauds’ farmers of crores

J&K: 3 Pak militants among 5 killed in J&K

HIMACHAL: Teachers to be penalised for poor results

DELHI: Jurists express concern over custodial deaths

CHANDIGARH: Quark office under cloud

LUDHIANA: Liquor vends of Ludhiana division fetch Rs 275 cr

OPINIONS: Visa power

BUSINESS: ADB pegs India’s GDP growth at 6.1 pc

NATION: Committee set up on police reforms

WORLD: 50 killed in suicide bombing in Baluchistan

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Invite to Modi divides hosts
The controversial decision to invite Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to address the annual convention of the Asian American Hotel Owners Association has created a rift within the predominantly Gujarati group.

 
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Ponty dominates auctions again
Liquor contractor Ponty Chadha arrives at Rotary Bhavan in Ludhiana to attend the liquor vends’ auction on Sunday.
2,818 liquor vends go for 771.70 cr
Ludhiana, March 20
Liquor baron Ponty Chadha-led syndicates today dominated the Punjab excise auctions, winning the right to run all 3,613 vends, including 2,818 country liquor vends, in three of the seven divisions of the state. Auctions in the remaining four excise divisions have been deferred till March 22.

Liquor contractor Ponty Chadha arrives at Rotary Bhavan in Ludhiana to attend the liquor vends’ auction on Sunday. — Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan

 
‘Punjab has no choice’

Ludhiana page: Liquor vends of Ludhiana division fetch
Rs 275 cr

50 killed in Baluchistan
Islamabad, March 20
Fifty persons were killed and over 100 injured in a suicide bomb blast at a shrine of a Shiite Muslim saint in Pakistan’s southwest Baluchistan province, even as the army was deployed in the gas-rich town of Sui of the troubled region to ward off attacks from nationalist rebels.
(Details on World page)

List of bus passengers sent to Pakistan
New Delhi, March 20
India has submitted to Pakistan a list of 40 persons who had applied for travel in the first bus between Srinagar and Muzzafarabad on April 7 but a similar list from the other side was awaited. Highly placed sources said Pakistan had refused to issue any travel form to the people, mostly militants, who had crossed over from Jammu and Kashmir to PoK after the outbreak of militancy in 1990.



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