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Saturday, July 16, 2005, Chandigarh, India
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LeT hand in Ayodhya attack
5 terrorists held in Jammu
Jammu/Lucknow, July 15
In a joint operation launched by the UP and Jammu police five terrorists were arrested from the Mendhar area of Poonch district in Jammu for their involvement in the attack on the Ram Janmabhoomi Complex in Ayodhya. The
attack on the temple was planned by terrorists of the Lashkar-e-Toiba in Jammu and Kashmir.

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Saffron curtain on Salman’s film
Salman Khan Mumbai, July 15
Activists of the Shiv Sena and Bajrang Dal disrupted the film ‘Maine Pyar Kyun Kiya’, starring Salman Khan, following the release of tapes in which he allegedly threatened actress Aishwarya Rai four years ago.
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Punjab to invest Rs 200 cr to make Mohali IT hub
Chandigarh, July 15
Logging on to a programme of development works in the state, the Punjab Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh, today removed all apprehensions in the minds of Information Technology giants by declaring that the state government would soon invest Rs 200 crore for the infrastructural growth and development of Mohali.

Punjab Governor-cum-UT Administrator, Gen SF Rodrigues (retd.), interacts with NASSCOM chief Kiran Karnik after attending the inaugural session of E-Revolution-2005 at Taj Chandigarh on Friday. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh is also seen in the picture. Punjab Governor-cum-UT Administrator, Gen SF Rodrigues (retd.), interacts with NASSCOM chief Kiran Karnik after attending the inaugural session of E-Revolution-2005 at Taj Chandigarh on Friday. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh is also seen in the picture.
— Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan

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	BUSINESS: ONGC to shell out Rs 2,876 cr for LPG, kerosene subsidy
	NATION: Hawara’s arm supplier arrested
	WORLD: 7/7 bomber lived in Osama’s house near Lahore
	SPORTS: Lanka take control on rain-hit day

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Clashes for the Ashes

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As far as Amritsar airport is concerned, some bureaucratic hurdles are yet to be removed.
— Amarinder Singh

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24 Taliban fighters killed
Islamabad, July 15
US-led coalition forces have killed 24 Taliban fighters who were apparently trying to enter Pakistan from the border with Afghanistan in North Waziristan, the Pakistani army said today.

The first commercial flight to Siachen arrives at the Thoise airfield, in Siachen on Friday. The flight will take troops from Delhi to Thoise airfield at the base of Siachen glacier, the highest battle field in the world. — PTI photo by Mohd Zakir (Details on Business page)

FIR against supplier to anganwadis
Bathinda, July 15
Following a news report in The Tribune on supply of rotten eatables to anganwadi centres, an FIR has been registered against the supplier, JVS Foods Pvt Ltd, Jaipur, at the Kotwali police station.
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We follow BIS guidelines, say bottled water firms
Chandigarh, July 15
In a communication to The Tribune following the investigative story on contaminated packaged drinking water samples on Friday, representatives of the Small Scale Water & Beverage Manufacturers Association have given their response to the story. They have stated that they are the licensees of the Bureau of Indian Standards which is the governing and licensing authority on packaged drinking water in India.

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