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Saturday, April 21, 2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Admissions stayed
Govt calls off IIM meeting
New Delhi, April 20
Even as the UPA government gave a fresh directive to the IIMs to keep their admission process in abeyance for the next three days till the Supreme Court hears the Quota case on Monday, the directors of the management institutes scheduled to meet in the capital today cancelled their meeting.

6 Punjabis held for passport fraud in UK
London, April 20
Six people of Indian origin who began their ill-fated journey from India to Canada via Britain have started year-long jail sentences here for possessing forged UK passports and face deportation home.

Haryana police targets Maoists
Chandigarh, April 20
The Haryana Police has launched a manhunt for Maoists active in certain parts of the state. According to informed sources, instructions were sent from the police headquarters here last week to all district police S.Ps to apprehend the Maoists active in their areas.

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Billed as the wedding of the year, Bollywood stars Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai exchanged nuptial vows at a colourful but an extremely private ceremony this evening.

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Monica Bedi regrets Salem’s company
New Delhi, April 20
Bollywood starlet Monica Bedi, facing trial in second passport forgery case in a Madhya Pradesh court along with her mentor underworld don Abu Salem, today moved a fresh bail petition in the supreme court.

Four main charges against Virk
Chandigarh, April 20
The Punjab government today chargesheeted former director-general of Punjab police S.S. Virk, who is currently under suspension. He was charged on four counts in the chargesheet prepared by the state Home Department.

India, China border talks today
New Delhi, April 20
India and China are scheduled to begin their two-day talks on boundary dispute in Coonoor (Tamil Nadu) tomorrow.

Untapped bounty in Punjab
Chandigarh, April 20
The Punjab government has possibly found the proverbial “treasure trove” to fund some critical development works in the rural areas. The state, after finding out several new schemes — funds for which have so far remained untapped for one reason or the other — is now working overtime to get this money which can virtually transform the beneficiary villages.


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