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Friday, June 15, 2007, Chandigarh, India
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It’s Pratibha Patil
New Delhi, June 14
In a historic move and after some rapid fire confabulations throughout the day to hammer out a consensus, the Congress-led UPA and the Left parties zeroed in on Rajasthan Governor Pratibha Devisingh Patil as their nominee for the high office of President.

Left, UPA make their Prez choice

Pratibha Patil — Former Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha, Maharashtra minister, currently Governor of Rajasthan
Pratibha Patil — Former Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha, Maharashtra minister, currently Governor of Rajasthan

How Pratibha Patil’s name emerged?
New Delhi, June 14
The “cricket” match for selecting the UPA presidential nominee had all the drama, with political parties experiencing highs and lows. At the end of the day, the match ended in a tie, but the day was carried over the pressure group of Left parties, NCP, DMK, and the RJD.

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Strike off, Indian soars again
New Delhi, June 14
The 13,000 agitating employees of ‘Indian’ called off their strike this afternoon following an agreement with the management over wages, career progression and arrears. With this, the services are expected to return to normal by tomorrow.

Judicial custody till June 27
Please ask them to hang me: Chahal
B.I.S. ChahalLudhiana, June 14
“Please ask them (police) to hang me or give me death. I can’t tolerate more torture.” pleaded B.I.S. Chahal during a hearing in the attempt to murder and land grab cases in a local court, which sent him to judicial custody till June 27, in central jail here today.

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HC: Falsely implicating husband act of cruelty
New Delhi, June 14
Registration of criminal cases to falsely implicate the husband and his family members does amount to an act of cruelty by the wife, the Delhi High Court has held.

F-1 on Delhi’s radar
New Delhi: Though motorsports do not come under the purview of the Indian Olympic Association, the apex sports body in the country is now dreaming big to bring Formula One racing to India.
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Two days after the police closed the three-month investigation into Bob Woolmer’s death, the Jamaican government has announced the appointment of a committee to “review” the high-profile probe.

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DJ Aqeel cleared of drug possession charges
Dubai, June 14
Celebrity disc jockey Aqeel was today discharged in a case of drug possession, about two weeks after he was allegedly caught with ecstasy tablets in his bag at the international airport here, his lawyer Ashish Mehta said.

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