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SC cautions courts against ‘overactivism’
New Delhi, December 10
Judiciary has been under attack from the executive and the legislature for “encroaching” upon their sphere and Parliament in the just concluded session debated the issue in detail, the Supreme Court in a path-breaking introspective verdict today disapproved of over activism by the apex court itself and high courts, saying they “cannot arrogate” to themselves the functions of the other two organs of the government.

Tribune launches Jammu Edition
Jammu, December 10
Continuing with its expansion plans, The Tribune today launched its Jammu edition at an impressive function at the General Zorawar Auditorium in the campus of the University of Jammu.

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The Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad (fourth from left), launches the Jammu edition of The Tribune in Jammu on Monday.

The Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad (fourth from left), launches the Jammu edition of The Tribune in Jammu on Monday. Also seen in the picture (from right) are Mr Justice S. S. Sodhi, trustee of The Tribune, Mr H. K. Dua, Editor-in-Chief, The Tribune, Dr R. P. Bambah and Mr N. N. Vohra, both trustees of The Tribune, and Mr Sanjay Hazari, general manager of The Tribune. — Tribune photo by Anand Sharma

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Advani is BJP’s PM face
New Delhi, December 10
L.K Advani Fearing a leadership crisis in the party, former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee today gave his go ahead to Leader of Opposition L.K Advani to lead the BJP in the next Lok Sabha election thus paving the way for his colleague-cum-adversary for the prime ministerial post.

Left against deal, not govt
New Delhi, December 10
With remarks of party leader Prakash Karat about the need for the government to conclude talks at IAEA by December being seen as a warning to the government, CPI(M) leaders have emphasised that their aim was to stop the deal and not to de-stabilise the government.

Gujarat goes to polls today
Surat, December 10
Elections to the Gujarat Assembly will begin tomorrow and polling will be held in 87 of the 182 seats. The polling to the remaining seats will be held on Sunday next. Security is tight across Gujarat with several contingents of para-military forces in place till the new government takes over around Christmas Day.

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MLAs of the ruling JD(U) and the BJP, besides the CPI(ML), in the Bihar Assembly today demanded the resignation of union minister and senior RJD leader Raghuvansh Prasad Singh. The demand came after a report yesterday on how 10-year-old children replaced bullocks to plough land belonging to the minister’s family at Sahpur village of Vaishali district.

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Ropar student shot dead in US
Ropar, December 10
Preet Rupinder Singh Sodhi (24), a student from Ropar studying in Santiago city, California state, US, was shot dead by robbers at a store last night. He worked on weekends at the store. The parents of the student received the news about his death this evening. Preet was a student of M-Tech (Electronics).

Parliament Bhagat will wear turban
New Delhi, December 10
The Parliament Secretariat has decided to depict Shaheed Bhagat Singh as a Sikh, with turban, in the statue to be installed on the Parliament premises. A decision in this regard was taken at a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on installation of portraits/statues of national leaders in Parliament complex three days ago, senior Congress MP and member of the committee Karan Singh told The Tribune here today.

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