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18 killed, 41 injured in mishap near Beas


Jindal, Surender Singh die in copter crash
Pilot dies as copter strikes ground and slides during emergency landing in Saharanpur

Berkheri Dera (Saharanpur), March 31
Haryana Agriculture Minister Surender Singh, son of former Chief Minister Bansi Lal, and noted industrialist and Power Minister Om Prakash Jindal died in a chopper crash during an emergency landing here this afternoon in Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh.
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This is what remains of the helicopter that crashed at Berkheri Dera in Gangoh of Saharanpur district on Thursday. Editorial: Crash at Gangoh

This is what remains of the helicopter that crashed at Berkheri Dera in Gangoh of Saharanpur district on Thursday. 
— Tribune photo by Pardeep Tewari

Chopper came down after 40 minutes of flying
Saharanpur (Uttar Pradesh), March 31
Mr Vinod Kumar Yadav, a constable with the Haryana Armed Police, had been personal security officer of the well-known industrialist-turned-politician, Mr Om Prakash Jindal, since 1991.

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Haryana declares 3-day state mourning
Offices, educational institutions closed today
Chandigarh, March 31
The Haryana Government has declared three-day state mourning from today as a mark of respect to the two Ministers, Mr Surender Singh, Agriculture and Revenue Minister, and Mr O.P. Jindal, Power Minister, who died in a helicopter crash in Saharanpur district today.

PM, leaders send condolences
New Delhi, March 31
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, his predecessor Atal Bihari Vajpayee and senior leaders from different political parties expressed shock and grief over the death of Haryana Power Minister O. P. Jindal and Agriculture Minister Surender Singh and crew of the aircraft in a helicopter crash, near Saharanpur, in Uttar Pradesh today.

CPI’s stand on Patents Bill draws flak
Chandigarh, March 31
CPI national secretary Shameen Faizee addresses mediapersons on the second day of the 19th party congress in Chandigarh on Thursday. The central leadership of the CPI today came under sharp attack from delegates representing different state units for supporting the controversial Patents (Amendment) Bill in Parliament.

CPI national secretary Shameen Faizee addresses mediapersons on the second day of the 19th party congress in Chandigarh on Thursday. — A Tribune photograph

India to ratify convention on N-safety
New Delhi, March 31
India has decided to ratify the Convention on Nuclear Safety, the Ministry of External Affairs announced today.

India, Mauritius to fight terror jointly
Port Louis (Mauritius), March 31
India and Mauritius will set up a joint working group (JWG) for combating international terrorism. 

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