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Sunday, August 21, 2005, Chandigarh, India
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Khurana suspended from BJP
New Delhi, August 20
Veteran BJP leader and former Delhi Chief Minister Madan Lal Khurana was today suspended from the party on charges of “gross indiscipline” for repeatedly attacking, in public and through the media, party President L.K. Advani and demanding the removal of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to “clear the taint” of the post-Godhra riots.

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CM announces energy bonus for small farmers
Amarinder Singh Hoshiarpur, August 20
The Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh today announced sops for small farmers and the people of Kandi area in the form of energy bonus and the homeless.

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SC lambasts PSEB for delay in connections to farmers


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Bhikhiwind, August 20
The sacred festival of Rakhi turned out to be the ‘blackest day’ for Sarbjit Singh (40), lodged in Kotpat Rai Jail, Lahore, and his family members in the border town here as the Supreme Court of Pakistan upheld his death sentence on this day.
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Tears roll down the cheeks of Dalbir Kaur after hearing that her brother Sarbjit Singh will be hanged in Pakistan. On the left is Sapna, daughter of Sarbjit Singh. — Tribune photo by Rajiv Sharma

India takes BSF-BDR firing seriously; flag meeting today
New Delhi, August 20
India has taken a serious note of the exchange of fire between the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Bangladesh Rifles yesterday and today.  

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PUNJAB: SAD launches drive to seek justice for ’84 victims

HARYANA: Renewable energy policy soon, says Hooda

HIMACHAL: Akshay Urja Divas observed

DELHI: Woman poisons daughters, self on Rakhi day

J&K: Hindu area commander of Hizbul shot dead

CHANDIGARH:  Varsity probe upholds students’ complaint

LUDHIANA: Civil hospital ‘sick’

OPINIONS: Partisan Governors won’t  preserve dharma

BUSINESS: Pay $ 253.4 m to widow, jury orders Merck

NATION: 1.5 lakh MW to be added in 10 yrs: PM

WORLD: Pak committed to furthering peace process: Kasuri

SPORTS:India beat England, avoid wooden spoon

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Accused in the shameful Gujarat carnage are still roaming freely. The party can fight for justice for the anti-Sikh riot victims only after it ‘punishes those responsible’ for the 2002 riots.
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Congress President Sonia Gandhi adjusts the clip of her granddaughter while Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Robert Vadra look on at the 61st birth anniversary of Rajiv Gandhi at Veer Bhumi in New Delhi on Saturday
Congress President Sonia Gandhi adjusts the clip of her granddaughter while Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Robert Vadra look on at the 61st birth anniversary of Rajiv Gandhi at Veer Bhumi in New Delhi on Saturday. Tribune photo by Mukesh Aggarwal 
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Apologise or face legal action: Mamata
Kolkata, August 20
Trinamool Congress leader Mamata Banerjee today gave a 15-day ultimatum to senior CPM Politburo member Harkishen Singh Surjeet asking him to publicly apologise for making “false and fabricated charges” against her that she had been masterminding riots in Kolkata after Indira Gandhi’s assassination in 1984.

Two killed in UP panchayat elections
Lucknow, August 20
Amdist sporadic violence that left two persons dead and 36 injured, an estimated 80 per cent voters exercised their franchise under tight security for the second phase of panchayat elections in Uttar Pradesh today.

Asst director of ‘Bunty aur Babli’ held
Mumbai, August 20
Ankur Bipin Devani (20), assistant director of film ‘’Bunty aur Babli’’, was arrested last night for his alleged involvement in a conspiracy to kidnap a 19-year-old collegian for extortion.

My husband deserted me: Karisma
Karisma KapoorNew Delhi, August 20
Going public for the first time on her estranged relation with businessman husband Sanjay Kapur, Bollywood actress Karisma Kapoor today in a sworn statement before the Delhi High Court accused him of “deserting” her.

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