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Iran shadow on Indo-US N-deal
A senior member of the US Congress on Thursday cautioned India's Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran that "occasional episodes of conflict" might undermine vital Congressional support for the US-India civilian nuclear agreement.
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18 Indians killed in boat capsize
Manama (Bahrain), March 31
Eighteen Indians, including two women, were among 57 persons killed after a traditional wooden boat on a dinner cruise with 137 passengers aboard capsized off the coast of Bahrain, officials said today.



An Indian couple, who survived a boat sinking incident, walk out of a hospital in Bahrain on Friday. At least 57 persons drowned and 13 went missing after a tourist boat taking passengers on a dinner cruise capsized. — Reuters photo
An Indian couple, who survived a boat sinking incident, walk out of a hospital in Bahrain on Friday. At least 57 persons drowned and 13 went missing after a tourist boat taking passengers on a dinner cruise capsized.

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Ignore the minimum support price (MSP) of Rs 650 per quintal for wheat for the current year for a while. Wheat, which has started arriving in various markets of Punjab, is fetching a price between Rs 700 and Rs 800 per quintal.

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Suresh Raina celebrates India’s four-wicket victory over England in the second One Day International at Faridabad on Friday. Raina remained unbeaten at 81 as India hit up the required runs for victory losing six wickets. With this win India lead the series 2-0. — Reuters photo

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HC gets 6 new Judges
New Delhi, March 31
President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam today appointed four new Judges and two Additional Judges to the Punjab and Haryana High Court and their appointments have been made effective from the date they assume the charge of their office.

Ultras blow up CRPF vehicle; jawan killed
Srinagar, March 31
In the third major strike by their outfit here in a fortnight, Hizbul Mujahideen ultras today blew up a CRPF vehicle with an improvised explosive device killing a jawan and injuring five others, including an Assistant Commandant of the force. The IED, planted by militants on Ali Jan Road at Soura, was set off when the vehicle of 123rd Battalion of the CRPF was passing through the area this afternoon, a CRPF spokesman told PTI.
CRPF jawans attend to an injured in hospital after suspected militants blew up a CRPF vehicle in Srinagar on Friday.
CRPF jawans attend to an injured in hospital after suspected militants blew up a CRPF vehicle in Srinagar on Friday. — PTI photo


SC allows HP to appoint 100 JEs
New Delhi, March 31
In a major relief to nearly 100 candidates selected by the Himachal Pradesh Government for appointment as junior engineers on three-year contract last year, the Supreme Court today permitted the state government to go ahead with the appointment process with immediate effect.


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