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Tuesday, July 26, 2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

DSP among hundreds hurt 
Agitating workers cane-charged in Gurgaon
One of those injured sits with a bandaged head after violent workers were lathi-charged in Gurgaon on Monday.
Gurgaon, July 25
A procession of workers of Honda Scooters and Motorcycle Ltd, based at Manesar, near here, today went berserk setting on fire the Gypsy of the Subdivisional Magistrate (SDM) and critically injuring the DSP, (Headquarters), near the ITI chowk.

One of those injured sits with a bandaged head after violent workers were lathi-charged in Gurgaon on Monday.

PM anguished, Hooda orders probe
Gurgaon lathi-charge to be raised in Parliament

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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh waves to photographers as he arrives for the opening of the monsoon session of Parliament in New Delhi on Monday.Can now decide on mergers, acquisitions
New Delhi, July 25
In a significant decision, the Union Cabinet today granted more autonomy to the boards of profit making central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) allowing the management of these companies to take a host of decisions independently, including mergers, acquisitions, appointments and foreign travel of executives.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh waves to photographers as he arrives for the opening of the monsoon session of Parliament in New Delhi on Monday. — Tribune photo by Mukesh Aggarwal

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Egypt hunts for 9 Pakistanis
Sharm el-Sheikh (Egypt), July 25
The Egyptian police hunting for bombers in the Sinai peninsula on Monday distributed photographs of some 50 foreigners, including Pakistanis, who may be connected with attacks that killed at least 64 persons.

Opinions page: Tourists rush to get out of Egypt
World page: Manhunt on to catch London bombers

Vidya Stokes loyalist is HP Cong chief
New Delhi, July 25
Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh today lost out to his party rivals as their candidate, former MLA Viplove Thakur, was named the new HPPCC President.

SC notice to Centre, Bihar Governor on dissolution of Assembly
New Delhi, July 25
Taking note of the allegations of “mala fide” in the midnight dissolution of the Bihar Assembly, the Supreme Court today issued notices to the Centre and the Bihar Governor seeking their replies within three weeks.

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Nation page: President’s Rule extended in Bihar

3 held for siphoning off wheat meant for children
Jalandhar, July 25
The district police has arrested three persons for allegedly siphoning off wheat grain from the stock maintained at Government Primary School, Bhargo Camp, meant for distribution among the students.

Rane to join Congress on July 28


Washed injection vials being packed for further transmission in Chandigarh on Monday. New medicines in old vials
Chandigarh, July 25
New medicine in old vials — that is exactly what so many pharmaceutical companies in the region are offering. If the patients’ health is affected in the process, nobody is apparently bothered about it.

Washed injection vials being packed for further transmission in Chandigarh on Monday. — Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan

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