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Wednesday,
May 2,
2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Gujarat couple’s killing
AP police did it: Govt
New Delhi, May 1
The fake encounter case has taken a new turn with the Gujarat government disclosing to the Supreme Court that armed men of anti-terrorist squad and Andhra Pradesh police were allegedly involved in the killings of Sohrabuddin Sheikh and his wife Kauser Bi.
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US State
Department Report
Jaish
investing in real estate
New Delhi,
May 1
A US State Department
report today said that Pakistan’s federally administered
tribal areas “have become safe haven” for Al-Qaida
terrorists and other extremist insurgents since the fall
of the Taliban in December 2001.
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US get down to 123 nitty-gritty
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from India and the USA today attempted to iron out
critical differences over the civilian nuclear agreement
amid concern that the much-hyped deal is in serious
trouble. Foreign Secretary Shiv Shankar Menon met Under Secretary of State R. Nicholas Burns, the US point person on the deal, in Washington where administration officials were growing increasingly frustrated with Indian demands over nuclear cooperation.
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Are
universities of Punjab suffering
from financial constraints?
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India:
The Tasks Ahead
SPECIAL
SUPPLEMENT
125TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS,
INAUGURAL SESSION
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Every
Saturday
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Will
Badal go to US for medical check-up?
Chandigarh, May 1
It is now the turn of Punjab Chief
Minister Parkash Singh Badal to go to the US for his routine biannual
medical examination later this month. Though Badal himself is not very
keen, it is his family which is evincing special interest in his keeping
his appointment with the New York-based doctor.
Left
favours Chatterjee as next President
New Delhi, May 1
Left parties today threw broad
hints that they would prefer to have Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath
Chatterjee as the next President to pre-empt the BJP from installing its
own nominee in Rashtrapati Bhavan in July.
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| HIGHWAY REOPENS: An Army soldier’s gun is
partially visible on a ridge above a convoy carrying supplies for soldiers through the Zojila Pass, 108 km north Srinagar, on Tuesday. The Srinagar-Leh National Highway connecting Ladakh to the Kashmir Valley was reopened to traffic after remaining closed for six months. — AFP |
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UP for grabs
2007
Faction fighting in saffron camp
Gorakhpur, May 1
The BJP top brass may have succeeded in persuading its rebellious MP from Gorakhpur, Yogi Adityanath, to return to the party fold but internal faction battles in the saffron camp continue to rage.
Political players set for the kill
Nation page:
Naxal
violence key factor in 6th phase
Banerjee panel
HC asks rly
ministry to submit report
Ahmedabad, May 1
The Gujarat High Court today asked
the railway ministry to submit the final report of the U.C. Banerjee
Committee on the Sabarmati Express carnage at Godhra on June 21 to
decide whether it can be tabled in Parliament or not.
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did not want Dhaka: Jacob
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New Delhi, May 1
Gen Sam Manekshaw has been regarded
as the hero of 1971 war against Pakistan that led to creation of
Bangladesh earning him the rank of Field Marshal.
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Kausarbi was killed, body burnt
May 1,
2007
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IOC
facility hit in Tiger air raid
April 30,
2007
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30 die in Pak blast; minister, son hurt
April 29,
2007
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Democracy
only antidote to Pak’s Talibanisation, says
Benazir
April 28,
2007
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Members question judiciary for putting reservation on hold
April 27,
2007
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IIMs may go ahead with admissions
April 26,
2007
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PM dismisses Kasuri’s claims
April 25,
2007
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Quota
stay to continue
April 24,
2007
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Now,
a transfer scam in Ludhiana
April 23,
2007
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Woolmer
suspect caught on camera
April 22,
2007
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