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Copyright : The Tribune Trust, 2006.
A day after speculations that President Gen Pervez Musharraf had decided on imposing emergency in the country, the Pakistan government on Thursday categorically refuted the rumours that had gripped the country since last night.
The
inter-state Chakki bridge on Punjab-Himachal Pradesh border,
known as lifeline of the Kangra valley, was washed in the
wee hours today following torrential rain, which flooded the
Chakki rivulet last night.
Activists
of the Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen who went on the ramp- age at a book
release function here today attack- ed Bangladeshi novelist Taslima
Nasreen.
The
fledgling Indian Cricket League today got a shot in the arm with
maverick Railway Minister Lalu Prasad offering it the Railway stadia for
organising the big ticket tournament involving some of the legends of
the game.
