Saturday, February 10, 2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

1990 Onwards
J-K to probe rights violations
Jammu, February 9
Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad today announced that all incidents of human rights violations in Jammu and Kashmir since 1990, when terrorism started, would be probed.

3 Army men, civilian killed

15,000 NRI doctors in UK lose case
London, February 9
An estimated 15,000 Indian doctors and medical students in the UK will be forced to leave the country with their careers in tatters as a high court here today refused to quash an immigration law that stipulates doctors from outside the EU need a work permit to train in Britain.

Nithari: Chargesheet soon
New Delhi, February 9
Stating that the investigating agency has been able to unravel the crime to a large extent in the Nithari serial killings case, CBI Director Vijay Shanker said today the first charge sheet in the case would be filed in less than three months.

Farmers advised to protect fruit plants from frost (Details on Himachal page)
	Befogged: The Ridge in Shimla on Friday night. The temperature in the city hovered around 9 degrees from the 15+ of the last few days. —  Tribune photo by S. Chandan

Punjab Votes ’07
Dimpa’s brother surrenders
Beas, February 9
The beleaguered Congress MLA, Mr Jasbir Singh Dimpa, today joined investigations following summons by the Special Investigation Team (SIT), even as his younger brother Harpinder Singh Rajan and Mr Balkar Singh, Chairman, Block Samiti, Rayya, surrendered before the police, here today.

Johar booked, acquitted within one day
Ludhiana, February 9
An alleged faux pas by the city police put Education Minister and Congress candidate from Ludhiana West, Mr Harnam Dass Johar, in a spot when he was shown booked in a FIR lodged at the Haibowal police station.

Dullo faces tough opponent It’s getting dirty in Nawanshahr SAD has the edge in Chamkaur Sahib

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

	PUNJAB: Dullo faces tough opponent
	HARYANA: Try criminal cases in two years: CJ
	HIMACHAL: Chandel claims conspiracy behind his expulsion
	J&K:  Bill conferring ownership rights on farmers passed
	CHANDIGARH: Cinemas take a beating from multiplexes
	LUDHIANA:  Raids on liquor vends: 19 cases of violation detected
	DELHI:  Residents move SC for striking down MPD
	OPINIONS: Friends forever
	BUSINESS: Inflation soars to 2-yr high at 6.58 pc
	NATION: DGP’s appointment till 2 weeks after poll: SC
	WORLD: Hamas wants West to end blockade
	SPORTS: Sonia opens National Games

Tharoor resigns
United Nations, February 9
UN Under-Secretary-General Shashi Tharoor, who had unsuccessfully contested for the top post of the world body, has resigned. Details on World page

Students attack UP Governor over remarks on Sanskrit
Lucknow, February 9
Governor T.V. Rajeswar had a narrow escape in Varanasi when angry students of Sampurnanand Sanskirt Mahavidhyalaya physically attacked him for his “anti-Sanskirt” speech at the convocation of the university, here today.