Tuesday, February 6, 2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Tribunal verdict on Cauvery
Karnataka cries foul; bandh called
Bangalore, February 5
Karnataka seems to be heading towards confrontation with the Centre, with the Kannada Rakshina Vedika today announcing that it would force the closure of all Central Government offices in the state tomorrow to protest against the "step-motherly" treatment meted out to the state by the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal.

Water share Tamil Nadu 419 billion cubic ft Karnataka 270 billion cubic ft Will file review plea Both sides got less than they had wanted Kerala 30 TMC ft Puducherry 7 TMC ft

Members of Kannada Rakshan Vedike shouts slogans near the Bangalore railway station on Monday against the verdict on the Cauvery water dispute. — PTI photo

Karunanidhi satisfied with Cauvery verdict
Nation page: Cauvery: TN gets lion’s share
Editorial: Honour the award

Some light at end of the tunnel: Pervez
Islamabad, February 5
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf expressed optimism on Monday about the decades-old dispute with India over the Kashmir region saying the two countries were focusing on reconciliation not confrontation.


With Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmedinejad on Monday.
Editorial: Terrorists’ targets

China’s space test unethical: ISRO chief
Bangalore, February 5
In the first reaction by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to the missile “killing” of an ageing satellite by China, its Chief G. Madhavan Nair today termed the act as unethical and said no technological superiority could be said to have been achieved by the success of the experiment.
Editorial: Weapons in orbit
Dedicated defence satellite soon

Punjab Votes ’07
 Manmohan promises Green Revolution II

Amritsar, February 5 The Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, today urged the state to go the Congress way so that it could work in tandem with the UPA government at the Centre to accelerate its economic development and for regaining its number one position in the country. Details on (Punjab) page Rebel rattles Manpreet
HELP ME, MAN: Mr Surinder Singla, Congress candidate for the Amritsar Lok Sabha seat seeks the blessings of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at an election rally in Amritsar on Monday. — Tribune photo by Rajiv Sharma

Beware of communal parties: PM It’s dharam yudh, says Sushma Swaraj

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

	PUNJAB: PM promises Green Revolution II
	HARYANA: No service rules for this Chairman?
	HIMACHAL: Misuse of tractors for quarrying continues
	J&K:  Azad rejects demand for repeal of armed forces Act
	CHANDIGARH: Ryan fiasco: Parents move HC
	LUDHIANA:  PM unlikely to make any concessions
	DELHI:  CNG mini buses in Chandni Chowk soon
	OPINIONS: Honour the award
	BUSINESS: Public sector banks not to up home loan rates
	NATION: Sonia, PM hit poll campaign trail
	WORLD:  Pak PM invites Geelani for talks
	SPORTS:  Mumbai wear Ranji crown yet again

TRIBUNE SPECIALS

E - Revolution 2005: A Two-day IT conclave

Assembly Elections - 2005

Turbans

Chandigarh is 50

EARLIER FEATURES

MP rescues its Prince after 12 hours
Katni (MP), February 5
Almost 12 hours after falling into a 56-feet-deep borewell and getting lodged at a depth of 20 feet, a two-year-old boy was rescued unhurt at Goreshwar village near here today.

World tunes in to Chandigarh
Chandigarh, February 6
Chandigarh arrived on the global scene tonight. With the BBC World Service picking on this “systematic” city to start off its “India Rising” series, it was time for the young and the old to speak their minds out.