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Friday, June 20, 2008, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Pak firing again
Army foils infiltration in Mendhar sector

Rajouri, June 19
In yet another ceasefire violation, the Pakistani army fired indiscriminately on Indian positions to give cover to about 30 militants trying to cross the Line of Control (LoC) in Mendhar sector of Poonch today. The Army retaliated, killing eight militants near the Zero Line in front of the Deep Post.

India to protest Sikkim incursions by China
World page: Boundary row very sensitive issue: China

Sonia has a ringside view of Maha feuding
Rane supporters throw bottles and chairs at dais
Mumbai, June 19
Supporters of Maharashtra revenue minister Narayan Rane clashed at a party function addressed by party president Sonia Gandhi today. Gandhi’s meeting at suburban Goregaon, where she addressed party workers, had scores of supporters of Rane reportedly from the Konkan region.
A harried Sonia Gandhi appeals to party workers to maintain peace in Mumbai Nation page: Sonia hits poll trail in Maharashtra

Arre bhai bas bhi karo: A harried Sonia Gandhi appeals to party workers to maintain peace in Mumbai.
— PTI photo

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There comes a time when those who have taken upon themselves the responsibility to lead a nation or a cause have to bite the bullet and move on to achieve the desired aim. That time has come for Dr Manmohan Singh to see that the Indo-US Nuclear Deal he signed with George W. Bush gets operationalised before the end of his tenure as also that of the US President.

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New Delhi, June 19
As deliberations between the UPA government and the Left parties on the Indo-US nuclear agreement entered the final phase, emissaries from both sides have stepped up efforts to enlist the support of UPA allies, who support the deal but don’t want the government to be sacrificed for it.
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US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice has issued a stern warning to Pakistan over Islamabad’s strategy of offering a truce to militants operating along the lawless Afghan border.

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Expressing concern over the recent arrest of members of Iran’s national Baha’i leadership, several prominent Indian personalities have urged the Iranian government to abide by international human rights conventions and release the detainees immediately.

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Army personnel today rescued over 10,000 people in West Bengal’s flood-hit West Midnapore district as water levels of major rivers rose alarmingly in Orissa while flash floods continued to hit Jharkhand.
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