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Friday,
July 15, 2005,
Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am
(IST)
London blast mastermind of Pak origin
London, July 14
The London police today claimed to have identified Mohammad Sidique Khan as the mastermind behind the 7/7 suicide attacks. Khan, a 30-year-old teacher of Pakistani origin at a Beeston school, is also thought to be the one who triggered the bomb at the Edgware Road Underground station.
World page:
‘Suicide
bomber poisoned into terrorism in Pak’
People
observe silence for UK blast victims
Body
scanner that can detect suicide bombers
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Should construction along major rivers be banned?
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Tribune Investigation
Buy water, drink bacteria
All nine brands tested found
unfit for human consumption
Chandigarh, July 14
That innocuous bottle of packaged drinking water that looks crystal clear and inviting particularly on a hot summer day is not so safe to drink, after all.
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One-litre
bottles being packaged at one of the bottling units in the
region. Though most local bottling units fill the bottles
manually, the changeover to a mechanised set-up is under way
and there is a time-frame stipulated by the BIS. — Tribune
Photo by Pradeep Tewari
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Taj is national property, says Muslim League
In video: Centre
calls for high-level meet on Ayodhya security in the wake of last week's
terrorist attack and threat with regard to major temples in Mathura and
the Taj Mahal. (28k, 56k)
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QUOTE
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This nation is haunted by corruption of power and money. Now, the time has come when only the youth can change the system.
— A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
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Group of Ministers to examine SC verdict on
IMDT Act
New Delhi, July 14
The Centre today decided to set up
a Group of Ministers to examine the Supreme Court ruling on the
controversial IMDT Act and suggest further course of action.
Advisory board divided on Elementary Education Bill
New Delhi, July 14
The Central Advisory Board on Education, which met here today, could not arrive at a consensus on the proposed Elementary Education (Free and Compulsory) Bill while there was unanimity among members on the ‘’desirability’’ of the universalisation of secondary education.
Govt to probe Salman threat to Aishwarya
Mumbai, July 14
Taking a break from the wrangles within its own ranks, the Shiv Sena and its ally the BJP today demanded a probe into the alleged claims by actor Salman Khan that he was linked with the underworld.
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Anganwadis continue to get rotten eatables
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Bathinda, July 14
It seems that the district administration is waiting for a tragedy to happen at anganwadi centres before taking any action against the officials responsible for the supply of rotten eatables to them.
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| A packet containing rotten eatables which was procured from the anganwadi centre of Mehma Sawai village on Thursday.
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128 die as 3 trains collide in Pak
July 14, 2005
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Crisis
blows over, Advani not to step down
July 13, 2005
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RSS mounts pressure on Advani
to quit
July 12, 2005
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Sonia buys peace till PM’s US visit
July 11, 2005
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Militants bought bags in Lucknow
July 10, 2005
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PM
upbeat on G-4 solidarity
July 9, 2005
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TERROR STRIKES LONDON
July 8, 2005
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PM
rules out Pak hand in Ayodhya
July 7, 2005
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6 ultras killed as they storm Ayodhya temple
July 6, 2005
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TRS quits Cong govt in Andhra
July 5, 2005
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