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Palki reaches Nankana Sahib
Its dismantling disappoints devotees
Nankana Sahib, November 30
The historic moment of handing over the golden palanquin for Sikhs all over the world was tinged with controversy as only a symbolic handing over was carried out, with only the dome and two pillar plates of the palki being placed at the gurdwara.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh presents the Golden Palki to Mr Pervaiz Elahi, Chief Minister of Pakistan Punjab, at Gurdwara Janam Asthan, Nankana Sahib, on Wednesday.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh presents the Golden Palki to Mr Pervaiz Elahi, Chief Minister of Pakistan Punjab, at Gurdwara Janam Asthan, Nankana Sahib, on Wednesday. — PTI photo

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Poll announced in Sarna’s absence
New Delhi, November 30
In a move to scuttle DSGMC President Paramjit Singh Sarna’s move to extend his tenure as the head of the committee, faction-ridden Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal) rallied to oust him and announced the annual elections for the executive on December 19.

Uma Bharati suspended from BJP
New Delhi, November 30
A day after Mr Shivraj Singh Chauhan took oath as Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister, the BJP today suspended mercurial Sanyasin Uma Bharati from the primary membership of the party for “anti-party activity”, paving the way for her expulsion. In video (28k, 56k)

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Samajwadi MP, brother held for MLA’s murder
Lucknow, November 30
Life in eastern Uttar Pradesh was disrupted following widespread protests, violence and arson in several districts by supporters of slain BJP MLA from Ghazipur Krishnanand Rai yesterday.

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PUNJAB: Governor for umbrella body for all ex-servicemen

HARYANA: INLD: high court issue raised to divert attention

HIMACHAL: MLAs seek time to file answers

DELHI: Demand to roll back hike in charges at AIIMS

J&K: Patch up move between 2 JKLF factions

CHANDIGARH: UT shocks for Mohali residents

LUDHIANA: Man arrested for 7 murders, cannibalism

OPINIONS: Aiming for 10 per cent

BUSINESS: Ministries told to tighten belts

NATION: BJP stages walkout

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Amitabh Bachchan Amitabh undergoes surgery
Mumbai, November 30
The condition of superstar Amitabh Bachchan admitted to Leelavati Hospital here is worse than reported so far. He had to undergo surgery in his large intestine and colon, according to reports from the hospital.

Separate civil, military N-facilities, India told
New Delhi, November 30
The US Congress will pass the Indo-US nuclear deal after it gets concrete evidence of a marked delineation of India’s civil and military nuclear facilities, Mr Dan Burton, leader of a visiting seven-member congressional delegation, said today.

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Thackeray promises carrot to sulking Raj
Mumbai, November 30
Efforts by Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray and son Uddhav to woo the rebellious Raj Thackeray continued for the third day today.

Steps to fight AIDS at highway dhabas
World AIDS Day today
New Delhi, November 30
The Health Ministry has approached the National Highways Authority of India and the hotel sector to explore if they would cooperate in making condoms available at all highways ‘dhabas’ and men’s rest rooms.
Actress Kiron Kher with sex workers at Falkland Road on the eve of world AIDS Day in Mumbai on Wednesday.
Actress Kiron Kher (centre) with sex workers at Falkland Road on the eve of world AIDS Day in Mumbai on Wednesday. — PTI photo

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