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Friday, July 8, 2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

TERROR STRIKES LONDON
*37 dead, 3000 hurt in serial blasts
*Underground network shut down
London, July 6
Terrorists today struck at the London transport system, killing 37 and injuring around 3,000 persons, 45 of them critically. The attacks took place in the morning rush hour at a number of tube stations. At least four explosive devices were exploded.

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	Editorial: Terror in London World page: Traffic chaos in London and more Debris is strewn near the scene of an explosion near Russell Square in London. A series of explosions ripped through London’s underground system on Thursday morning. — Reuters photo

G-8 discusses climate control under shadow of terror
Gleneagles, (Scotland) July 7
Eight developed countries of the world today deliberated here on climate control and global economic situation as the G-8 summit was overshadowed by an unprecedented wave of terror attacks in London which coincided with the event.
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Shock, confusion in London
London, July 7
“I was on the bus. I looked round and the seats behind me were gone.’’ More than that, the middle-aged victim of the bus blast in central London could or would not say.

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	PUNJAB: Ravi swamps border areas
	HARYANA: 70 marooned on Yamuna island with 35 ft water around
	HIMACHAL: Power generation to pick up soon at Bhakra, Pong dams
	DELHI: Capital’s drug lord picked up
	J&K: It’s Tawi terror in Jammu
	CHANDIGARH: Panchkula-Kala Amb bridge collapses
	LUDHIANA: DC reviews flood situation
	OPINIONS: Terror in London
	BUSINESS: Videocon acquires Electrolux, to pump in Rs 400 cr
	NATION: Rajasthan bandh: 5 hurt in clash
	WORLD: Traffic chaos in London
	SPORTS: India ready to take on aggressive Aussies

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QUOTE OF THE DAY

The Ayodhya incident is not a political matter. It is a national issue; issue of brotherhood involving society and the nation.
— Sonia Gandhi

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Spain on high alert
Madrid, July 7
Spain put its security forces on maximum alert in case of terrorist attacks on Thursday after a series of explosions hit London's public transport system.

Al-Qaida group claims responsibility
London, July 7
A previously unknown group claimed responsibility in the name of Al-Qaida for a series of deadly blasts in London, two news organisations reported on Thursday.

Nation page: Rajasthan bandh: 5 hurt in clash and more stories on Ayodhya attack
Editorial: Official bandh

Flood fury of Sutlej, Beas lessens
500 tourists stranded between Leh-Manali road
Shimla/Mandi, July 7
While the fury of the Beas, Sutlej and their tributaries abated to a great extent today, life in the affected areas remained paralysed due to destruction of road links and other infrastructure.
Nation page: Flood situation grim
J&K page: It’s Tawi terror in Jammu
Punjab page: Ravi swamps border areas
Haryana page: 70 marooned on Yamuna island with 35 ft water around
Ludhiana page: DC reviews flood situation

The structure of crematorium under water in Mandi Himachal page: Power generation to pick up soon at Bhakra, Pong dams
The structure of crematorium under water in Mandi on Thursday.
— Photo by Mahesh Chander Sharma

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