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Wednesday, June 15, 2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Punjab hikes power tariff by 10.27 pc
Chandigarh, June 14
The Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission today hiked the power tariff by 10.27 per cent across the board except the farming sector and Scheduled Castes, thus putting a financial burden of Rs 768.65 crore on the power consumers in the state for the current financial year.

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Mann held for sedition
SAD (Amritsar) President Simranjit Singh Mann with his supporters outside the Anandpur Sahib Court after being remanded in judicial custody on Tuesday.
Police swoops down on party leaders
Sangrur, June 14
Mr Simranjit Singh Mann, President of the Akali Dal (Amritsar), was today arrested on charges of sedition from the Nankana Sahib chowk, here. Later, he was taken to a local marriage palace on the Sangrur-Patiala road where he addressed mediapersons.

SAD (Amritsar) President Simranjit Singh Mann with his supporters outside the Anandpur Sahib Court after being remanded in judicial custody on Tuesday. — Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan

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India concerned over Jehadis’ training by Pak minister
New Delhi, June 14
India has expressed serious concern over Pakistan Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmad's involvement in the training of jehadis in guerrilla warfare, saying “it is particularly serious that people directly involved in such activities continue to occupy high positions” in that country.

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HARYANA: 4 complaints against Chautala to be probed in 3 months

HIMACHAL: Rs 23 crore plan to boost tourism

DELHI: Schools feeling the pinch of Urdu books’ shortage

J&K: Strike cripples life in Kashmir

CHANDIGARH: Cable sabotage troubles city viewers

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Kalam teaches ‘dharma’ to Governors
New Delhi, June 14
President A. P. J. Abdul Kalam today asked Governors to rise above day-to-day politics and “override compulsions” emanating from the Central or state systems to preserve the “light of dharma”.
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Quit politics, VHP tells Advani
L.K. Advani Haridwar, June 14
Accusing BJP President L.K. Advani of having “betrayed” the Hindu cause, the VHP today asked him to quit politics and urged the party to replace him with a pro-Hindu leadership, asserting that it should not be turned into a “Bharatiya Jinnah Party”.
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Haryana DGP (Rules) suspended
Chandigarh, June 14
The DGP (Rules), Haryana, Mr Mohinder Singh Malik, was today put under suspension by the state government for his role in the alleged irregularities taking place in raising the Haryana State Industrial Security Force (HSISF).

US reassures India on defence supplies
New Delhi, June 14
The US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of Political Affairs, Mr Gregory Suchan today indicated at a major expansion of supply of American hi-tech defence and aviation hardware to India.

Nation page: US official’s visit to boost defence trade
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Illustration by Sandeep JoshiPataudi denied interim bail
Chandigarh, June 14
The Punjab and Haryana High Court today refused to grant interim bail to former Indian cricket captain Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi in a case relating to alleged poaching of a black buck and some other animals.
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