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Thursday, June 2, 2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Hurriyat leaders leave for PoK today
Massive security cover
Srinagar, June 1
All is set for the “Karvaan-e-Aman” that would be carrying over a dozen separatist leaders on their first ever visit to PoK and Pakistan when the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus rolls from here tomorrow morning.
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Mr Milkha Singh and G.S. Randhava with the Army chief, Gen J.J. Singh, and his wife during a function 'Young Talent for Mission Olympics'  Catch them Young”, in New Delhi on Wednesday. Mr Milkha Singh (centre) and G.S. Randhava with the Army chief, Gen J.J. Singh, and his wife during a function “Young Talent for Mission Olympics — Catch them Young”, in New Delhi on Wednesday.
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Army begins probe into war plan sale
New Delhi, June 1
The Chief of Army Staff, General J.J. Singh, today said the Army had already launched an “in-house verification” of the charge made by former Pakistan Foreign Minister Gohar Ayub Khan that an Indian Brigadier had sold 1965 war plans to Pakistan for Rs 20,000.
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Cong seeks apology for “vilification of Rajiv”
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New Delhi, June 1
Buoyed by the Delhi High Court judgement in the Bofors pay-off case, the Congress today sought “an apology from those who launched a vilification campaign from position of power” against the late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.

BJP calls it judicial burial
New Delhi, June 1
The BJP today took exception to the judgement of the Delhi High Court quashing charges against Europe-based Hinduja brothers saying that it was a “glaring example of judicial burial of a corruption case” and alleged that it had been catalysed by “collusion” between the “powerful accused” and the CBI “pressurised” by the political executive.

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New Delhi, June 1
Former Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court, Justice Ranjit Singh Narula, who carved out a niche for himself as crusader against violation of human rights, specially during the worst period of militancy in Punjab, died here today after a brief illness. He was 90.

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New Delhi, June 1
A day after there were celebrations in the Indian Air Force (IAF) over the success of its first-ever team in scaling the Mount Everest, there is grief in the force as a member of the three-member summit team Squadron Leader S.S. Chaithanya has been reported missing in the region after being caught in a severe blizzard.

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Mumbai, June 1
The Mumbai police raided 226 small-scale units employing children and rescued 446 children employed illegally, Additional Commissioner of Police Subodh Jaiswal told reporters. (Details on Nation page)
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