Tuesday, October 31, 2006, Chandigarh, India
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Mattoo killer to be hanged
New Delhi, October 30
Applying the rarest of the rare principle in the murder case of Delhi University law student Priyadarshani Mattoo 10 years ago by senior faculty member Santosh Singh, now a practising lawyer, the Delhi High Court today awarded him the death sentence. It said there could be no other punishment for him than this on the face of the gravity of the crime committed.

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We are of the opinion that a case of this nature, in which the crime is committed with a premeditated approach and in a grotesque manner, the convict deserves nothing other than death penalty.
Delhi High Court Bench

MSP for wheat raised to Rs 750
New Delhi, October 30
Forced to import wheat to fill the shortfall in the buffer stock, the UPA government today increased the rabi crop minimum support price it would pay to farmers for wheat to Rs 750 per quintal and Rs 1715 for mustard.

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Farmers’ issues to get top priority: PM
Amarinder meets Manmohan
New Delhi, October 30
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today assured Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh that the plight of farmers would receive top priority from the Centre and asked the state government to submit its proposals at the earliest.

Agitating farmers lathicharged
Sriganganagar, October 30
Around 30 persons were injured, five of them seriously, when the police resorted to a lathicharge to quell agitating farmers in Rawatsar in Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan today.

72-hour trade bandh in Delhi
Policemen arrest a trader protesting against the MCD sealing drive, in New Delhi on Monday.
New Delhi, October 30
Shops in all major markets here remained closed today as traders put up the shutters to protest against the resumption of the sealing drive here on Supreme Court orders.

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Policemen arrest a trader protesting against the MCD sealing drive, in New Delhi on Monday. — PTI photo

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Delhi page: Many markets stay closed on day one
CLP declares support for traders’ agitation

20-point programme relevant, says Sonia
UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi listens to Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh during the unveiling of the statute of late Rajeev Gandhi Memorial Ayurvedic College at Paprola, 50 km from Dharamsala.Dharamsala, October 30
Congress president Sonia Gandhi here today stressed the need for revival of the 20-point programme launched by former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi as it was aimed at bettering the lot of the underprivileged and deprived sections of society.

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Sonia disappointed people, says Dhumal
Sonia’s rally at Shahpur sets HP poll tone

Kumble, Zaheer back in one-day squad
R. P. Singh, Romesh Powar shown the door

Chandigarh, October 30
Reposing their faith in pacer Zaheer Khan and veteran spinner Anil Kumble, the BCCI Selection Committee recalled them in a 16-man Indian squad for the forthcoming five-match one-day series against South Africa.
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Sensex crosses 13k milestone
Mumbai, October 30
Sensex today ended at an all-time high with the benchmark Bombay Stock Exchange index closing at 13,024. In the broader markets, Nifty was up 0.8 per cent or 30 points to close at 3,769.







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