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Thursday,
June
26,
2008, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
UPA,
Left give more time to N-standoff
New Delhi, June
25
The ruling United
Progressive Alliance (UPA) and the supporting Left parties
today averted a showdown on the contentious Indo-US nuclear
deal and, instead, decided to put off the inevitable till a
later date.
Rail
roko agitation passes off peacefully
7 trains cancelled, as
many rescheduled;
Delhi-Lahore bus service hit
Amritsar,
June 25
Parts of state rail links remained cutoff from the rest of the
country for almost four hours today with activists of various
Sikh organisations placing logs and staging dharnas on the
tracks in protest against the delay in the arrest of Dera
Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh for the killing of a
Sikh in Mumbai recently.
(Details on Punjab
page)
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The railway line near Vallah
village on the Amritsar-Delhi line near Amritsar under blockage on Wednesday.
— Photo by Vishal Sharma |
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Amarnath Land Row
JK protests
spiral, 2 more killed
Srinagar, June 25
Two men were killed in the police
firing in Budgam and Srinagar amidst series of clashes in Kashmir today.
The people were agitating against the forestland transfer to the
Amarnath Shrine Board. They clashed with security forces.
Life
term for MP
Begusarai, June 25
Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) MP from
the Balia Lok Sabha seat Suraj Singh, alias Surajbhan, was today awarded
life imprisonment in connection with a murder case. Pronouncing the
quantum of punishment, the fast-track court-IV of Justice R.P. Dubey
sentenced the MP and two others - Jayjay Ram Singh and Radhe Singh - to
life imprisonment for murdering one Rami Singh at Madhurapur village
under Teghra police station in the district on Januray 16, 1992.
Criminals
as MPs
1%
— Loan waiver benefit for Punjab
Chandigarh, June 25
The Punjab government is upset as
benefit to farmers from the loan waiver scheme announced by the union
government will be negligible. Sources said benefit to Punjab farmers
will be Rs 867 crore which is just little over 1 per cent of the total
amount, about Rs 71,000 crore, to be waived across the country. Sources
said all banks in coordination with Punjab National Bank, a lead bank in
Punjab, have finalised the lists of farmers whose loan is to be waived.
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Repo
rate, CRR hiked
June 25, 2008
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No polls, please: Allies
June 24, 2008
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Don’t
be passive spectator
June
23, 2008
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The day after, Maya deflates UPA
June
22, 2008
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Inflation
at 13-yr high, Sensex lowest of ’08
June
21, 2008
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Pak firing again
June
20, 2008
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Uncertainty over N-deal deepens
June
19, 2008
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Gujjars, govt strike
deal
June
18, 2008
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States want Centre to share duty-cut losses
June
17, 2008
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Karzai
threatens to attack ‘terrorist nests’ in Pak
June
16, 2008
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