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Sharif, Bhutto to frame demands
Islamabad, December 3
Former Pakistan Premiers Nawaz Sharif and Benazir Bhutto tonight decided to draw up a charter of demands to ensure free and fair parliamentary elections and threatened to boycott the elections if their conditions are not met.

Sharif’s nomination papers rejected
Lahore, December 3
Pakistani opposition leader Nawaz Sharif meets his supporters at Islamabad International Airport on Monday.
The electoral authorities today rejected former premier Nawaz Sharif’s nomination papers for the January 8 election, dealing a major blow to his comeback bid in Pakistan politics.
Pakistani opposition leader Nawaz Sharif meets his supporters at Islamabad International Airport on Monday. — Reuters

Terror attack threat: Delhi on high alert
New Delhi, December 3
Fearing the possibility of a terror attack, the city has been put on an alert. Extraordinary security measures have been taken by the Delhi police after the police commissioner Y.S. Dadwal received intelligence inputs regarding the terror strike. Three organisations are believed to be planning the attacks in the national capital.

Red Fort case: SC stays death sentence
New Delhi, December 3
The Supreme Court today stayed the execution of death sentence awarded to Pakistani national and LeT militant Mohammad Ashfaq for the Red Fort attack in December 2000.

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New Delhi, December 3
Virtually indicting the Centre for the manner in which it amended the Act governing AIIMS and PGIMER, Chandigarh, the Supreme Court today asked the government why an illustrious doctor like P.Venugopal is being “humiliated”.

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PGI Director’s position comes under scrutiny
New Delhi, December 3
The implications of the amended law in respect of Chandigarh’s PGIMER Director A K Talwar came in for close scrutiny in the Supreme Court today when it put several questions to the government counsel about his tenure to apply the “law of equity” while comparing his position 
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Eight children die after doctors’ strike
Hyderabad, December 3
Majlis legislator Afsar Khan, who had led the attack on Bangladeshi novelist Taslima Nasreen here three months ago, is again caught in the eye of a storm. This time over assaulting doctors at a government children’s hospital.

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Ahmedabad, December 3
The troubles for Narendra Modi know no end. Days after former Chief Minister and Narendra Modi rival Suresh Mehta quit the Bharatiya Janata Party, another foe of Modi, Keshubhai Patel, is all set to walk out of the saffron outfit.

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Borde ready to succeed Vengsarkar
New Delhi, December 3
 Former captain Chandu Borde today indicated he was not averse to the idea if BCCI approaches him to replace Dilip Vengsarkar as the chief selector in case the incumbent steps down from the post.

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To target Punjab, Haryana for human resource
Chandigarh, December 3
The economy of British Columbia in Canada has ceased to grow for want of skilled manpower and the province is now looking towards Punjab and Haryana for human resource. Given the projections over one million jobs will be created in the province over the next decade, but on its own the province will be unable to fill more than two-thirds.


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