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Sunday, July 29, 2007, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Haneef returns home today
Bangalore, July 28
Dr Mohammed Haneef, who was cleared of terrorism charges in connection with the failed attacks on Glasgow airport in the United Kingdom, will return home tomorrow, his family said.
THE SMILE IS BACK: Mohammed Haneef arrives at Brisbane Airport to fly out of Australia for India with his lawyer after federal immigration minister Kevin Andrews gave him back his passport on Saturday.
Mohammed Haneef arrives at Brisbane Airport to fly out of Australia for India with his lawyer after federal immigration minister Kevin Andrews gave him back his passport

It was a family gathering — Bali
Blackout follows revelations
Minister Bali quits over birthday ball
Dharamsala, July 28
Himachal Pradesh transport and tourism minister G.S. Bali was ‘caught’ dancing with some call girls called from New Delhi on his birthday party yesterday at Asia Health Resort in McLeodganj in a sting operation of a national private news channel.

Defence Lawyers Roughed Up
Beant case sentencing postponed

Chandigarh, July 28
The pronouncement of the quantum of sentence in the Beant Singh assassination case was deferred to Monday following the alleged manhandling and roughing up of defence lawyers by the Burail jail staff and police today.

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Former Pakistan Prime Minister in exile Nawaz Sharif has rejected President Pervez Musharraf's olive branch by turning down a government offer of an open field to his party in the coming general election, a daily reported today.

Eight killed in police firing during AP bandh
Hyderabad, July 28
The land struggle by Left parties took a violent turn in Andhra Pradesh during the day-long bandh today when eight persons, including a woman, were killed in police firing at a stone-pelting mob in Khammam district.

Goa CM to face trust vote tomorrow
Mumbai, July 28
Goa's Chief Minister Digambar Kamat will face a confidence vote when the State Assembly meets on Monday. Kamat told reporters in Panjim today that Governor S.C. Jamir has directed him to take the confidence vote on the floor of the house. The governor has already directed Speaker Pratapsinh Rane to take the test vote ahead of the other items on the agenda.
Former Chief Minister of Goa Manohar Parikkar along with a delegation of MLAs from Goa in front ofRashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi Former Chief Minister of Goa Manohar Parikkar along with a delegation of MLAs from Goa in front of Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Saturday.
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