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Monday, May 16, 2005, Chandigarh, India
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Punjab to promote religious tourism
Praful, Amarinder flag off A-I flight to Toronto
Rajasansi (Amritsar), May 15
The Union Minister for Civil Aviation, Mr Praful Patel, today brushed aside the resentment over the stalled construction of the terminal of Sri Guru Ramdass International Airport and assured the public that a bigger and modern complex would be built.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh flags off the inaugural Air-India flight (Amritsar-Birmingham-Toronto) from Rajasansi International Airport in Amritsar In video (28k, 56k)

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh flags off the inaugural Air-India flight (Amritsar- Birmingham- Toronto) from Rajasansi International Airport in Amritsar on Sunday. Also seen in the picture is Union Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel.
— PTI photo

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Pranab heckled by partymen
Kolkata, May 15
Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee was heckled by a group of agitated Congressmen at the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Bhavan here today prior to the announcement of the list of United Democratic Alliance candidates for the June 19 Kolkata Municipal election.

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CPM not to attend UPA anniversary bash
New Delhi, May 15
In a move to maintain its distance with the UPA government, the CPM Polit Bureau today decided against participation in the Congress-led coalition government’s first anniversary celebrations on May 22.

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	PUNJAB: 40 lakh jobless youths major concern: CM
	HARYANA: HSIDC to undertake infrastructure development
	HIMACHAL: CVC turns down Sutlej Jal Nigam chief’s plea
	DELHI: Cops keep close watch on call centre cabs
	J&K: Four militants killed in J&K
	CHANDIGARH: Property dealer, official nexus deepens
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	OPINIONS: Wages of boycott
	BUSINESS: Close down sick PSUs, says mid-term Plan review
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Punjab minister Jagjeet Singh caught without ticket
Jagjeet Singh	Chandigarh, May 15 It is not only members of the Rashtriya Janta Dal, who are often accused of travelling in trains without ticket, a senior member of the Punjab Council of Ministers, Mr Jagjeet Singh, too, found himself in a piquant situation early this month in New Delhi-Chandigarh Shatabdi Express when he was charged for travelling without ticket.

KBC to be back on small screen
Mumabi, May 15
‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’, the Amitabh Bachchan-hosted quiz show on Star TV that had soared on the popularity charts, will be back on the small screen along with its superstar anchor and enhanced prize money.

SAARC summit on Nov 12, 13
New Delhi, May 15
India has conveyed its convenience for attending the next SAARC summit to be held in Dhaka on November 12-13, Foreign Office spokesman Navtej Sarna said today. India has conveyed this to Pakistan, the current chairman of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), and also informed the host country, Bangladesh.

Contestant Amrita Thapar of India in Bangkok on Sunday to take part in the Miss Universe 2005 pageant on May 31. — Reuters

‘Jo Bole...’ director ready to cut scenes
Amritsar, May 15
Bowing to the pressure of Sikh organisations, the director and producer of the controversial film, ‘ Jo Bole So Nihal’ today agreed in principle to accept all recommendations of the 15-member SGPC panel regarding removal of objectionable scenes from the movie.

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SAD (Longowal) decries Vedanti’s ‘dual stance’

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