Assets Case
Vigilance not satisfied with Amarinder’s answers
Gives him eight weeks to prepare replies
Patiala, July 6
The Vigilance Bureau officers, who questioned former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh here today were not satisfied with his replies to the questions put to him. The bureau has given eight weeks to Amarinder Singh to come prepared with replies to questions which he failed to answer properly today.

Land Row
No stopping turmoil in Jammu
Jammu, July 6
Even as the curfew was relaxed in Jammu, Samba and Kathua districts today, violent protests continued in different parts of the winter capital.

Rapid Action Force personnel deployed in Jammu on Sunday. Tribune photo: Anand Sharma

G-8 Summit: PM leaves for Japan today
India may approach IAEA after his return
New Delhi, July 6
With the Samajwadi Party (SP) endorsing the Indo-US nuclear deal, a confident Prime Minister leaves here tomorrow for the G-8 Summit in Japan amid indications from government sources that India could ‘soon’ approach the IAEA for the safeguards agreement.

No govt response yet to Left deadline
New Delhi, July 6
Even as the deadline given by the Left parties on the nuclear issue is nearing, the government was yet to give a response till tonight to the Left plea to inform before tomorrow on what it planned to do on the Indo-US nuclear deal.

Cong leaders not allowed to visit riot-hit areas
Indore/Bhopal, July 6
High drama was witnessed today when a delegation of senior Congress leaders, including former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Digvijay Singh, was detained after being stopped at the Indore airport itself from visiting riot affected areas in the city.

Arushi’s father may be innocent: CBI
New Delhi, July 6
After a month of painstaking investigations in the Arushi double murder case, the CBI appears to be veering around the view that accused father of the teenage victim Dr Rajesh Talwar may be innocent. Sources claimed that till date not a single piece of evidence had been unearthed against Talwar.

18 killed in suicide attack near Lal Masjid
At least 18 persons were killed and 40 injured in a suicide attack near Melody Crossing, around 300 metres from the Lal Masjid, in the capital on Sunday.

Central Universities Law ministry not to vet Bill in present form New Delhi, July 6 The central universities draft Bill has run into trouble, with the Union Law Ministry refusing to vet it in the present form.