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Wednesday, September 21, 2005, Chandigarh, India
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Curb flow of funds for terror, says PoK ex-PM
New Delhi, September 20
A former Prime Minister of Occupied Kashmir (PoK), Sardar Mohammad Abdul Qayyum Khan, today suggested creating demilitarised zones on both sides of the LoC and taking steps to putting an end to flow of funds for subversive activities in both India and Pakistan.

J&K page: Involve Salahuddin in talks: Mehbooba

National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah with Sardar Mohammad Abdul Qayyum Khan, Supreme Head, All & J&K Muslim (Pakistan occupied Kashmir) conference, during the J&K ‘Heart to Heart’ talks in New Delhi
National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah with Sardar Mohammad Abdul Qayyum Khan, Supreme Head, All & J&K Muslim (Pakistan occupied Kashmir) conference, during the J&K ‘Heart to Heart’ talks in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI photo
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The Union Health Minister, Mr Anbumani Ramadoss, wants to revise within two years' an outdated medical curriculum’’ to ensure the inclusion of the Indian system of medicine in the 242 medical colleges in the country.

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New Delhi, September 20
Bihar Governor Buta Singh’s controversial reports on the dissolution of the State Assembly came under scrutiny of the Supreme Court today, with the apex court observing that it “appeared” that he was more concerned about the formation of RJD government or the imposition of the President’s rule rather than exploring the possibility of a third alternative.

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Vajpayee to have final say on party chief
New Delhi, September 20
Contrary to prevailing perception, it is not the Rashtriya Swyamsevak Sangh but former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee who will have the final say in selection of the next president of the Bharatiya Janata Party to replace Lal Krishna Advani in December.

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US Embassy announces new systems for visa applicants
New Delhi, September 20
The US Embassy and US Consulates General in Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata today announced a new agreement with the VFS to provide visa applicants throughout India with information, appointments and courier services.

Punjab offices, schools closed today
Chandigarh, September 20
The Punjab Government declared a closed day in all its offices, educational institutions, and offices of boards and corporations tomorrow as a mark of respect to Mr Surinder Kapoor, a former minister, who died at Bathinda today.

Pests, disease attack paddy, cotton
Chandigarh, September 20
Farmers’ hopes of harvesting a bumper crop of paddy and cotton are turning sour in Punjab and Haryana. They are desperately trying to protect their crops from the attack of various pests and diseases by increasing the frequency of sprays of pesticides.
A farmer, Mr Gurcharan Singh, shows disease-affected paddy plants in his fields in Gharuan village in Ropar district on Tuesday
A farmer, Mr Gurcharan Singh, shows disease-affected paddy plants in his fields in Gharuan village in Ropar district on Tuesday. — Tribune photo by Parvesh Chauhan

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