Tuesday, May 1, 2007, Chandigarh, India
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Gujarat govt admits
Kausarbi was killed, body burnt
New Delhi, April 30
In a bid to avoid a CBI inquiry into the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case, the Gujarat government has finally admitted in the Supreme Court that his wife Kausarbi was also done to death and her body was burnt to avoid identification.

CID trying to locate remains

Kalam Term II unlikely
Parties await outcome of UP poll to evolve their strategies
New Delhi, April 30
President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s chances of a second term as the First Citizen are fast receding, with the BJP remaining non-committal on the issue and a senior CPM leader making it clear today that it is not discussing the issue at all for the present.

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

A TV grab shows picture taken with a closed-circuit TV of coach Bob Woolmer (right) talking with two Pakistani journalists before his murder. — PTI photo

Sports page: ICC apologises for farcical finish

Menon begins crucial 123 talks
Washington, April 30
Union foreign secretary Shiv Shankar Menon began his two-day talks with US officials here today, in a bid to break the stalemate in the proposed 123 agreement — a prerequisite for the implementation of the civilian nuclear deal.

Probe UP grain diversion: Sibal
New Delhi, April 30
Seeking to put the Mulayam Singh government in the dock, union minister Kapil Sibal today sought a CBI inquiry into alleged muti-crore scam under which the poor were deprived of foodgrains under the Centre’s Sampoorn Gramin Rojgar Yogana.

Punchhi commission to consult CMs: Patil
New Delhi, April 30
Union home minister Shivraj Patil today said the Punchhi commission on centre-state relations would consult all chief ministers and other state leaders before making any recommendation.

	PUNJAB: 300-cr subsidy backlog to be cleared in 2 yrs
	HARYANA: KU, MDU ban on M.Phil guides
	HIMACHAL: Taxi strike, tourists stuck
	J&K: Amnesty package for ‘misguided’ militants
	CHANDIGARH:  Emergency? Just pray
	LUDHIANA:  Near Haibowal, cause is Buddha Nullah stench
	DELHI:  Cabinet clears policy on school cabs
	OPINIONS: Provocative behaviour
	BUSINESS: SEBI makes IPO grading must
	NATION: Sibal: I wanted to bring facts out
	WORLD: Glider-riding row: Pak minister quits
	SPORTS: ICC apologises for farcical finish

 

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Region continues to sizzle, five die
New Delhi, April 30
It was another scorching day across north-west India with temperatures hovering at least two to four degrees above normal in several parts of the region.

Global bids invited for wheat import
New Delhi, April 30
The State Trading Corporation today invited bids from global suppliers to import 1 million tonne of wheat, the second successive year when India is buying the foodgrain from overseas to boost domestic stocks.

We’re ready to meet wheat shortage: Pawar

Amend RTI Act, Azad told
New Delhi, April 30
The Central Information Commission has advised the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister to bring an amendment to the State Right to Information Act, 2004, and bring it in conformity with the RTI Act, 2005.

Intra-JK talks call for general amnesty
New Delhi, April 30
Calling for "general amnesty" to all those in jails, participants of the “intra-JK heart-to-heart talks” here today appealed to parliamentarians and civil society of India and Pakistan to take the peace process to its "logical end".