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Thursday,
July
31,
2008, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
A day after flag meeting
Pak troops fire again along LoC
Srinagar, July 30
Just a day after the Army held a flag meeting with the Pakistani counterpart to lodge their protest over the intrusion of Pak soldiers in Nowgam sector in Kupwara on July 28, the Pakistan Army fired six mortar shells on an Indian post in the same sector today.
Ludhiana,
July 30
“Ishmeet Singh was alone in the swimming pool of a resort in Chaaya Island, Maldives, when he drowned yesterday afternoon. “Two Indians, a 14-year-old boy and a 20-year-old girl, who were witnesses to the drowning, have told the Maldives police and Indian High Commission officials .
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The body of Ishmeet Singh being taken to the Dayanand Medical College mortuary in Ludhiana on Wednesday night. The
body reached Ludhiana from Delhi by a special chopper provided by the Punjab government. The cremation
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Ludhiana page: Shock,
grief, disbelief
Punjab page:
CM extends help to family
Sikh diaspora asks for probe
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CAST YOUR VOTE
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Should
senior
non-performing
cricketers
be retired?
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Two more bombs found in Surat
Surat, July 30
Surat remained jittery on Wednesday with two more bombs being found in busy areas as investigators struggled hard to get leads on what Chief Minister Narendra Modi termed as a ‘proxy war’ being waged by terrorists aimed at crippling financial activities.
Nation page:
Hoax emails: Cyber
cafe owner sent to police custody
1 held for hoax bomb
call
Cash-for-vote: Deo panel to view TV footage on Aug 4
New Delhi, July 30
Meeting for the first time today, the committee set up to look into the cash for votes controversy, decided to view the critical TV footage of the alleged bribery deal on August 4 and summon the petitioning BJP MPs on August 7.
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Pleas
for disqualifying 22 MPs
Jammu
Agitation
Govt
initiates dialogue
Jammu, July 30
After over a month of the Amarnath land row stir and a spell of
shutdowns and curfew in Jammu, the state government today formally
initiated a dialogue with the agitating outfits.
We want N-deal similar to India, Pak tells
US
Washington, July 30
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has demanded from the US a nuclear deal similar to the one Washington has made with India, assuring that the nuclear proliferation network of its scientist A. Q. Khan was broken and will not be repeated.
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Tribune Special
Dadwan spies left in the cold
Dadwan (Gurdaspur), July 30
This “village of spies” is hardly the setting for a potboiler. It neither abuts the border, nor is it located in an inhospitable setting. In fact, the village has become a part of the neighbouring town of Dhariwal made famous by the Dhariwal Woollen mill of British yore.
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Respect ceasefire, Antony tells Pakistan
July 30, 2008
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Attempt
to destroy social fabric: PM
July 29, 2008
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Now, Surat on terror radar
July 28, 2008
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Blasts
in Ahmedabad; 29 dead
July 27, 2008
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Serial
blasts rattle Bangalore
July 26, 2008
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Maya’s farm income claim not genuine: CBI
July 25, 2008
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CPM
shows the door to Somnath Chatterjee
July 24, 2008
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Manmohan govt wins trust vote, N-deal can
move on
July 23, 2008
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Manmohan
bats with confidence
July 22, 2008
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24 hours to go and still counting...
July 21, 2008
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