Her ‘long march’ cut off, detained Bhutto wants Mush to go
Lahore, November 13 In her strongest challenge yet to President Pervez Musharraf’s rule, former premier Benazir Bhutto today asked him to quit and vowed never to serve under the “dictator” after she was placed under house arrest to foil her plans to lead an anti-emergency rally, which kicked off here without her.	Benazir Bhutto
World page: US diplomat to visit Pak

Editorial:  Victim of emergency A Pakistani boy living in Greece holds a placard, reading “Go Musharraf”, during a demonstration in Athens on Tuesday. — AFP photo

No Maoists in Nandigram: Govt
Kolkata, November 13
The West Bengal government does not have any information about the Maoists infiltration into Nandigram, the state home secretary, Prasad Ranjan Roy, told mediapersons at the Writers Buildings today. The Governor, Gopal Krishna Gandhi, was also informed accordingly.

Such terror I’ve never seen, says Advani
Nandigram, November 13
On a whirlwind tour of this violence-torn area, senior BJP leader L.K. Advani today met fear-struck villagers, desolate houses and a disconsolate boy whose father was killed and later said he has never seen this kind of terror in his long political career.

BJP leader L.K. Advani talks to a villager during his visit to Nandigram on Tuesday. — AFP photo

N-deal: Some relief for govt
New Delhi, November 13
The UPA government appears to have scored a minor victory in its ongoing discussions with the Left parties on the controversial Indo-US civil nuclear deal.

Left climb-down a trade-off: BJP
New Delhi, November 13
The BJP on Tuesday claimed the "climb down" by the Left on the Indo-US nuclear accord was the result of a "trade-off" between Government and CPM over Nandigram and said the "compromise" has "exposed" the Marxist party's "drama" over opposition of the deal.

No further hike in wheat MSP: Pawar
New Delhi, November 13
Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar today ruled out any further hike in the minimum support price of wheat, any more bonus for paddy and a duty cut for edible oils.

Indian American is new Adobe president New York, November 13 Indian American Shantanu Narayen has been appointed as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of Adobe System Incorporated replacing Bruce Chizen.                     Shantanu Narayen

Buddha Nullah
HC summons Ludhiana DC
Chandigarh, November 13
Coming down heavily on the Ludhiana Administration for “not putting the house in order” in the Buddah nullah matter, a Division Bench of the Punjab and Haryana High Court today directed the Ludhiana deputy commissioner and the municipal commissioner to be present in the court along with the managing director of the Punjab Water Supply and Sewerage Board.

Grim time for Gujjar kids
Jammu, November 13
A survey conducted by the Tribal Research and Cultural Foundation, a national organisation working on Indian tribes with special focus on Gujjars, has presented a grim and pathetic picture of the children of nomadic Gujjars in the state.

Children of Gujjars play with clay at a foothill in the Bhaderwah district of J&K. — Tribune photo by Anand Sharma

Poll Code Violation CM gets EC rap Shimla, November 13 The Election Commission today issued notice to Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh for allegedly threatening and intimidating election officials and violating the model code of conduct with regard to the use of vehicles, beacons and sirens during campaigning in the Kinnaur constituency.