Sunday, April 22, 2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Woolmer suspect caught on camera
London, April 21 A suspect in the murder of the Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer has been identified from security camera footage in his hotel, amid growing evidence that the former England player was drugged with an ancient poison.              Bob Woolmer

Nuclear deal: US not keen on more changes
The US is not willing to consider "any further changes" to its laws to accommodate Indian demands over the civilian nuclear deal, a State Department spokesman said on Friday. Speaking to reporters on the eve of foreign secretary Shyam Saran's visit to Washington, Sean McCormack said the Indian Government had raised "a series of issues" in the so-called 123 Agreement negotiations concerning US laws.

Katara case: Suspect names 3 more MPs
New Delhi, April 21 Three more persons have been arrested in the human trafficking case involving BJP MP Babubhai Katara, including his aide and a woman who allegedly trained the persons who were smuggled abroad on how to dodge the immigration officials. Punjab page: Delhi police raids agents’ houses
Sunder Lal (left) and Rajendra Singh, who claims to be suspended BJP MP Babubhai Katara’s PA, being taken to a court from the Delhi police Crime Branch office in New Delhi on Saturday in connection with the human trafficking case. — Tribune photo by Mukesh Aggarwal

City Centre Scam
LIT chief engineer, EO held
Ludhiana, April 21
Ludhiana Improvement Trust chief engineer Manmohan Singh and executive officer D.C. Garg, the only two government officials accused in the multi-crore City Centre scam, were arrested by the vigilance bureau here today.

Punjab page: Money exchanged hands: ex-trustee

Sports page: Lara bows out with a whimper LARA’s RUN ENDS: Umpire Rudi Koertzen picks the bails up while West Indies captain Brian Lara walks off after being run out against England during the Super-Eight ICC World Cup cricket match at the Kensington Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados, on Saturday. Lara scored 18 runs in his final international cricket match. — AFP

	PUNJAB: Badal in retirement mode, says Bhattal
	HARYANA: Attempt to murder PGI report ‘overlooked’
	HIMACHAL: Congress, BJP gear up for MC poll
	J&K:  PDP for rehabilitation of violence hit
	CHANDIGARH:  Bigwigs influence admissions
	LUDHIANA:  DRI nabs ‘all-in-one smuggler’
	DELHI:  BJP blasts Sheila for ‘wastage’ of public money
	OPINIONS: Judicial accountability
	BUSINESS: Railways may transit via Bangladesh
	NATION: BSP has edgeBSP has edge
	WORLD: NASA engineer shoots co-worker, kills self
	SPORTS: Lara bows out with a whimper

In Spectrum today

Smart shopping for sabzi by Ruchika M. Khanna A people’s artist by Subhash Parihar CAPTION CONTEST BOOKS War for control of knowledge by Rumina Sethi and more books

Landslide kills 4 Nepali migrants
Palampur, April 21
Four Nepali migrant labourers were buried alive and three seriously injured in a landslide possibly triggered by extensive blasting by a private power company, near here, this evening.

Kasuri's remarks: BJP wants PM to speak
New Delhi, April 21
With the Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid M Kasuri claiming that New Delhi and Islamabad were nearing agreement on the Kashmir issue, the BJP today demanded the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to disclose the content of the talks with South Asian nuclear neighbour.

Coming: Village mobile courts Chandigarh, April 21 Mobile village courts, the much-vaunted project of the union law ministry, are all set to become a reality soon, with the Centre sanctioning funds for the purpose. The project envisions a new tier of courts, ‘grameen nyayalayas’ (village courts) aimed at ensuring easy accessibility of justice to the rural poor.