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Tuesday,
July
8,
2008, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Azad
quits
Srinagar, July 7
Chief Minister Ghulam
Nabi Azad resigned without facing the confidence vote in the
state Legislative Assembly here today. After seeking
Speaker’s permission to withdraw the confidence motion, he
drove to Raj Bhawan to submit his resignation to Governor N.N.
Vohra. Vohra accepted the resignations of Azad and his Council
of Ministers and asked him to continue till alternate
arrangements were made.
Editorial:
Azad bows
out
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| Ghulam Nabi Azad with Governor N. N. Vohra at Raj
Bhawan. — A Tribune photograph |
Terror visits Indian embassy in Kabul
Car bomb kills
defence attache, counsellor, 39 others |
Kabul/New
Delhi, July 7
India’s defence
attaché, a diplomat and three other staff members at
its heavily fortified embassy in Kabul were among the 41
persons killed today, after a suicide bomber rammed an
explosive-laden vehicle at the mission gates during the
morning rush hour. |
Afghan security force personnel assist survivors at the scene of the suicide bombing outside the Indian embassy in Kabul on Monday. —
AFP |
Editorial: Terror
in Kabul
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India
rushes team to Kabul
New Delhi, July 7
India today strongly condemned the
terror attack at its embassy in Kabul as strategic experts warned that
Indian missions abroad could well become soft targets for the
Pakistan’s ISI if proper lessons were not drawn from the incident in
Afghanistan.
US,
Pak condemn attack
Kabul Blast
Friends
remember Venkat; ‘he was like a son to us’
Chandigarh, July 7
A suicide attack on the Indian
Embassy in Kabul this morning rattled a family’s peace of mind in New
Delhi. A 1990-batch Indian Foreign Service officer, Venkateshwara Rao,
Venkat to friends and family, was killed in the attack along with 41
others.
Brig’s
family was in Kabul when Taliban struck
Brig
Mehta had warned of attack in May
Shimla
link
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We
are going to Vienna ‘very soon’, says PM
Onboard PM’s Aircraft, July 7
Unfazed by the Left parties’
threat to withdraw support to his government, Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh today announced that India would “very soon” approach the IAEA
for a nuclear safeguards agreement, a process he expects to move “very
fast”.
Kaul
Singh HPCC chief
New Delhi, July 7
In a move to mollify senior leader
and former Himachal Pradesh chief minister Virbhadra Singh, the Congress
today named him in the campaign committee for parliamentary elections.
Virbhadra’s close political associate Kaul Singh Thakur was handpicked
to replace Viplove Thakur as the chief of Himachal Pradesh Congress
Committee.
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Haryana
Plus
As
part of our
expansion plans and to serve the reader better, we have
decided to publish Haryana Plus hereafter twice a week, on
Tuesdays and Fridays. Beginning today, copies will be
distributed along with the Haryana edition of the paper. |
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— H.K.
Dua
Editor-in-Chief |
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Student
from Kaithal dies rafting
Company, headed by father of
shooter Jaspal Rana, accused of violating rules
Dehra Dun, July 7
A student of Indian Institute of
Technology, Delhi, has died following alleged violation of rules by a
rafting company run by Narayan Singh Rana, a former BJP minister in the
interim government of Uttarakhand, and father of ace shooter Jaspal Rana.
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Vigilance not satisfied with Amarinder’s answers
July 7, 2008
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Clashes
over Srinagar shrine fire, 30 injured
July 6, 2008
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Thank
you, Mulayamji
July 5, 2008
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Good
for us: Kalam
July 4, 2008
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PM
must address nation: SP
July 3, 2008
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UPA close to getting Mulayam’s support
July 2, 2008
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PM
offers to face House
July 1, 2008
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Left refuses to budge
June 30, 2008
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PDP
pulls out over land row
June 29, 2008
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Sensex
falls 619 points
June 28, 2008
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