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Thursday, June 23, 2005, Chandigarh, India
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APHC seeks dialogue with Centre
Srinagar, June 22
Describing the recent visit of the APHC delegation to PoK and Pakistan as an “important first step”, chairman, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, here today sought initiation of a dialogue with the Central Government for the resolution of the Kashmir issue. He held that the Hurriyat Conference was “more than satisfied” with the visit and the time was approaching for the resolution of the issue as it had entered an “important phase”.
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CM’s appearance under ‘Khalistan’ banner genuine mistake: CongCapt Amarinder Singh
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The Congress today defended Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh despite the storm kicked off by his opponents over his presence in a Canadian gurdwara, known to be a hub of separatists.

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While boys of his age help their families in farm work and the household chores, 22-year-old Kuldip Singh remains chained to his bed in Dhenthal village in Samana tehsil.Chandigarh, June 22
Twentytwo-year-old Kuldip Singh, the only son of a small farmer of Dhenthal village in Samana, remains chained to his bed in the family’s dilapidated home. The reason: he is a drug addict. He turns violent on being denied his daily dose.

While boys of his age help their families in farm work and the household chores, 22-year-old Kuldip Singh remains chained to his bed in Dhenthal village in Samana tehsil. — Photo by Rajeev Sachar

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