Monday, January 22, 2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Tatas begin work at Singur
Farmers burn pillars of plant site wall
Kolkata, January 21
Singur flared up again today during the Tata Motors “bhoomi pujan” when aggrieved farmers at Beraberi village uprooted some 20 pillars of the boundary wall of the plant site and burnt them to protest against the eviction and transfer of their farm lands to Tata Motors.

Mamata cries foul

Triumphant return

.....but millions failed to watch New Delhi/Nagpur, January 21 Millions of cricket buffs were deprived of the live action of the India-West Indies one-dayer today owing to a dispute between telecast right holder Nimbus and public broadcaster Prasar Bharati. Sports page: India survive Shiv scare Sourav Ganguly celebrates his 61st one-day half-century during the first match against the West Indies at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur on Sunday. India won by 14 runs. — AFP

Pak-based militants reject Mirwaiz’s call
Islamabad, January 21
Signalling the widening divide between moderates and hardliners in Kashmir, a conglomerate of Pakistan-based militant groups has rejected Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq's call to give up armed struggle to pave way for a peaceful negotiated settlement of the issue.

World page: Mirwaiz, PoK govt form working groups
J&K page: Mirwaiz statement may ease tension
Chandigarh page: Sajjad suggests evolutionary model on Kashmir

Bir: Review or I quit
Mohali, January 21
Mr Bir Devinder Singh today appealed to the All-India Congress Committee chief, Mrs Sonia Gandhi, to review the decision to allocate the Kharar ticket to Balbir Singh Sidhu.

FOES TURN FRIENDS: OSD to the Chief Minister Lakhvinder Kaur Garcha joins hands with Mr Bir Devinder Singh at a rally in Mohali on Sunday. — Tribune photo by Vicky Gharu

It’s a flag war in Kanuwan Banur: It’s Kanwaljit versus Venod Sharma

India: The Tasks Ahead
SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT
125TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS,
INAUGURAL SESSION

	PUNJAB: It’s a flag war in Kanuwan
	HARYANA: State likely to be power surplus in 5 years
	HIMACHAL: Govt failed to secure hike in 11th Plan: Dhumal
	J&K: Mirwaiz statement may ease tension
	CHANDIGARH:  Fire at Taj
	LUDHIANA: Six burglars arrested
	DELHI: Ambedkar’s statue broken
	OPINIONS: Blast in space
	BUSINESS: Govt may put pension funds in stocks
	NATION: SC goes tough on job on false certificates
	WORLD: Mirwaiz, PoK govt form working groups
	SPORTS: India survive Shiv scare

Punjab Votes ’07
Vets on poll duty; livestock left to die
Chandigarh, January 21
Punjab’s livestock has been left to die. With veterinary officers and pharmacists being pulled out of hospitals for election duty, the livestock stands exposed to an epidemic outbreak.

Gangrape Case
Mayawati demands CBI probe
Lucknow, January 21
The madarsa gangrape case is turning into a major embarrassment for the Mulayam Singh Yadav government just before the Assembly elections as Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati today demanded a CBI probe into the case.

Advani admits disputes in BJP
New Delhi, January 21
In a candid admission senior BJP leader L.K. Advani today acknowledged that organisational disputes did exist in the party and regretted that they came out in the open.

Boy killed in B’lore police firing
Bangalore, January 21 
Communal rioting in the IT city today left a 12-year-old boy dead and 25 others injured when the police fired on a rampaging mob, which had torched two buses and damaged several other vehicles besides looting shops in the Shivaji Nagar area here.

Monday Special Unmarried Biharis ‘owe’ it to kala azar Patna, January 21 Even as the Bihar Government targets to turn the state free of kala azar (black fever) by 2010, this hardly brings cheers to the homes of many.