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Protecting the faithful
Dehradun, December 6
In wake of the recent terror attacks in Mumbai, existence of several vital and sensitive institutions in the state and also the fact that more than four crore pilgrims and tourists visit the state every year, the issue of security in Uttarakhand, popularly known as Dev Bhoomi - abode of gods, is once again on centrestage.

Security arrangements

Security up for IMA POP
Dehradun, December 6
Ahead of the Passing Out Parade (POP) of Indian Military Academy (IMA) scheduled for December 13, the Dehradun police have made elaborate security arrangements.

Saying it with flowers

A student of Doon Blossom School waits for the chief guest at the annual function. Tribune photo: Vinod Pundir

EARLIER EDITIONS

	Move on hydro project may be dammed December 6, 2008
	Mumbai attacks sink rafting Cos December 5, 2008
	Surely, they deserve better December 4, 2008
	Tourism pill for agriculture December 3, 2008
	The new untouchables December 2, 2008
	Flower power to the fore December 1, 2008
	One more warrior joins the league of brave November 30, 2008
	Riverbeds turning into shanties November 29, 2008
	Govt trips on power policy November 28, 2008
	Doon’s water bodies vanishing November 27, 2008

Stress taking its toll on Doonites
Dehradun, December 6
The cases of all types of mental and heart related diseases have reported an increase in Dehradun. The migratory population is suffering the most primarily due to a stressful life.

Plans afoot to tackle monkey menace
Dehradun, December 6
As monkey menace continues to rage in cities of Uttarakhand, including capital Dehradun, Uttarakhand wild life authorities, for the first time, are contemplating a move to rehabilitate monkeys in close vicinity of temples and charitable institutions.

A monkey tries to steal food from a motor cycle in Dehradun. Tribune photo: Anil P. Rawat

First Person
When Prez bought Patiala House
The number of ONGCians on 1 May, 2006 was a massive 36,000, employed in their numerous work centres throughout the country.

Raj Kanwar

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