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Expel 10 exposed MPs, says Bansal panel
New Delhi, December 21
The Lok Sabha panel headed by Pawan Kumar Bansal of the Congress which probed the cash-for-questions scandal is believed to have recommended seeing the back of the 10 accused MPs allegedly involved in it.

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Nation page: Speaker discusses future of MPLAD scheme with leaders

Private quota Bill passed
New Delhi, December 21
Despite initial opposition from the BJP, RJD and the Left parties, the Constitution (Amendment) Bill providing for reservation to SCs, STs and Other Backward Classes in non-minority unaided private educational institutions was virtually passed unanimously in the Lok Sabha this evening.

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Chill numbs North, snow in Himachal
Shimla, December 21
Higher reaches of Kinnaur and Lahual and Spiti districts in Himachal Pradesh received a fresh spell of snowfall last night, while cold wave conditions continued in the lower areas of the state.
A train arrives at Amritsar railway station. Fog in the region has adversely affected schedule of several trains A train arrives at Amritsar railway station. Fog in the region has adversely affected schedule of several trains.
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Sir Creek talks: Pakistan puts a roadblock
New Delhi, December 21
India-Pakistan relations were yet again marked by two-steps-forward-two-steps-backward syndrome today as Islamabad took hard positions on Sir Creek and Munabao-Khokhrapar rail service which are at variance with New Delhi’s stand.

Pak army building bunkers
New Delhi, December 21
The Pakistan army is building bunkers, observation towers and new posts in close proximity to the International Border, including Barmer, Jaisalmer and Bikaner, the Rajya Sabha was informed today.

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New Delhi, December 21
Taking yet another step to enhance people-to-people contact, India and Pakistan today decided to launch the long-awaited Amritsar-Lahore bus service from January 20 and Amritsar-Nankana Sahib bus link by February 27.

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‘Operation Majnu’: SP, Circle Officer suspended
Lucknow, December 21
Responding to the uproar against the Meerut police’s “Operation Majnu” the state government today suspended two senior police officers. Virtually passing the buck, Meerut SSP had earlier suspended two women police officers involved in the operation. In video (28k, 56k)

A woman police official drags a girl at Gandhi Park in Meerut during “Operation Majnu”

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A woman police official drags a girl at Gandhi Park in Meerut during “Operation Majnu” on Monday.
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India poised to clinch series
Ahmedabad, December 21
India put themselves on the threshold of another resounding victory here today, leaving Sri Lankan tailenders with a Herculean task of batting out the entire fifth day to save the third and final cricket Test. (Details on Sports page)

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India's Anil Kumble celebrates after dismissing Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara on the fourth day of the final cricket Test match between India and Sri Lanka in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.
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India's Anil Kumble celebrates after dismissing Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara

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