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Monday,
November 21,
2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated
at 3:00 am (IST)
Indian
kidnapped in Afghanistan
Kandahar,
November 20
Taliban insurgents
have kidnapped an Indian in southern Afghanistan, a
spokesman for the militant group said today. A report
quoting the Nimroz provincial Governor Ghulam Dasthaqir
had said that suspected Taliban rebels had kidnapped an
Indian driver, B.R. Kutty, with the Border Roads
Organisation and three Afghans working on a road
construction project between here and Herat.
A
Tribune Exclusive
A.Q.
Khan’s nuclear escapades: CIA helped him get visa
THE latest
report from Vienna talks of the International Atomic
Energy Agency (IAEA) informing its Board of Governors that
Iran had turned over to the IAEA fresh documents that give
details, for the first time, about technology that Iran
was offered in 1987 by Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan, the
proliferator from Pakistan.
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MP’s
arrest: bandh in Bengal
Kolkata,
November 20
The Congress MP, Mr Adhir
Chowdhury who was arrested yesterday from his New Delhi residence
has been sent in a seven-day judicial custody. Mr
Chowdhury was flown down to Kolkata last night from the Capital
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A Youth Congress activist demonstrates her anger over the arrest of Lok Sabha MP and Congress leader Adhir Chowdhury in Kolkata on Sunday. — PTI
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Abu
Salem admits links with cricketer: CBI
New Delhi, November 20
The interrogation of Abu Salem by
the CBI has brought into focus the alleged links between a former Indian
cricketer and the underworld, according to highly placed sources in the
CBI. The sources said the gangster
had confirmed that he knew the Indian cricketer.
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Bomb
scare in BSE: teacher held
Mumbai, November 20
A government school teacher from
Jalgaon, 650 km from here, was arrested today for threatening to blow up
the Bombay Stock Exchange shortly after the extradition of gangster Abu
Salem to India.
17
children to get bravery awards
New Delhi, November 20
Seventeen children, have been named
for this year’s national bravery awards, which will be presented to
them by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the eve of Republic Day.
Gujarat
CLP chief on fast
Gandhinagar, November 20
The Gujarat Leader of the Congress
Legislature Party, Mr Arjun Modvadia, has gone on a fast demanding the
arrest of a former minister and BJP leader, Mr Babubhai Bokharia, in
connection with the murder of his aide and businessman, Molubhai
Modvadia.
Kidnap mastermind
traced to Singapore
Chandigarh, November 20
Hi-tech gadgetary and help from the
right quarters have helped the Chandigarh Police in tracing a
high-profile kidnapper, who used a unique modus operandi to mislead the
cops. On the afternoon of November 18, a gang of youths had kidnapped
Nikhil Joshi, a college-going son of a leading car dealer of Chandigarh.
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Bihar
poll largely peaceful
November 20, 2005
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6 convicted for killing rights activist Khalra
November 19, 2005
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Punjab’s nod to 85th Amendment
November 18, 2005
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4
killed, J&K ex-minister hurt in Srinagar blast
November 17, 2005
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None will be spared: Sonia
November 16, 2005
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Naxals kill 9 abducted Sena men
November 15, 2005
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Pak
hasn’t done enough to end
terror, says PM
November 14, 2005
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SAARC vows to fight terror
November 13, 2005
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Abu Salem, Monica extradited — finally
November 12, 2005
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