Prisoners run riot in Jalandhar jail
Jalandhar, March 30
Agitated over the death of an undertrial, prisoners today took control of the Central Jail located near Basti Adda Chowk here. They did not let anyone come close to them for about two hours in the morning. This is a second incident of violence in the jail since January.

Inmates of the Central Jail set some junk on fire to protest against the poor facilities in the prison in Jalandhar on Sunday. — Photo by S.S.Chopra

Pak continuing to train terror outfits: Govt
New Delhi, March 30
The presence of terror camps in Pakistan continues to haunt the security establishment in India, which still feels that ISI-sponsored outfits like the JeM, LeT and Al-Badr were responsible for carrying out terrorist attacks in different parts of the country.

BMW hits 4 on Delhi road
Darbara Singh’s grandson was behind the wheel
New Delhi, March 30
In yet another accident in the capital involving a BMW car, and a high profile person behind the wheel, Gurmeet Singh (28), grandson of former Punjab Chief Minister Darbara Singh, hit four labourers causing serious injuries to them in the wee hours on Sunday.

Rajbir Murder
Hisar ASP’s revolver used in crime: Police
Gurgaon, March 30
In a new twist to the murder of Rajbir Singh, the police today claimed that the revolver used by property agent Vijay Bhardwaj to kill the Delhi police “encounter specialist” belonged to an additional superintendent of police (ASP) in Hisar.

Braces for Olympic Torch
China seeks India’s support on Tibet issue
Beijing, March 30
China today sought India's "understanding" and "support" on the Tibet issue as it tightened security on the eve of receiving the Olympic torch apprehending protests by the supporters of the Dalai Lama, whom it accused of trying to "sabotage" the games.

Indian peaks lure foreign climbers
Germans top list of foreign expeditions; Stok Kangri in Ladakh most sought after peak
New Delhi, March 30
According to an analysis done by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation, a national-level organisation regulated to mountaineering and adventure sports activities in Indian mountains, Indian peaks attracted as many as 52 foreign expeditions during 2007.

‘Gurtagaddi’ Diwas Celebrations
Govt asks Sikhs in Punjab, Delhi to loan relics
New Delhi, March 30
The government of India has requested Sikh families in Punjab and Delhi to loan the priceless relics of the Sikh Gurus owned by them for display during the “Gurtagaddi” Diwas celebrations. The relics will include rare copies of the birs of the Guru Granth Sahib.

UK gurdwara doubts origin of Guru’s armour Chandigarh, March 30 Challenging claims of some people in the UK trying to sell a steel armour as one belonging to Guru Gobind Singh, the Central Gurdwara (Khalsa Jatha) of London, which is the oldest gurdwara in the UK, has refuted that the steel armour plate ever belonged to Guru Gobind Singh.