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Dehradun, January 10
Due to implementation of the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations, Uttarakhand is under a debt of more than 14,000 crore and is fast moving towards a debt trap. To emerge out of the crisis, the state has sought permission of the Central government for additional market borrowings of Rs 750 crore.

Employees, who have been denied benefits of the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations, up in arms against the state government. A Tribune photograph

EARLIER EDITIONS

	Heat Over power January 10, 2009
	Towards powerful hill folk January 9, 2009
	Mumbai heat impacts SAF Games too January 8, 2009
	Unholy ways of holy city January 7, 2009
	A long wait for butterfly park January 6, 2009
	Gurukul to get astroturf January 5, 2009
	Eco-parks on success trail January 4, 2009
	High on sweet success January 3, 2009
	Higher education running on empty January 2, 2009

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Bucking the trend

Economic meltdown does not seem to have had any effect on this employer in Dehradun. Tribune photo: Vinod Pundir

Those were the days of hand-drawn rickshaws
It was during the 1890s that the ‘Queen of Hills’ had become a known destination for love, romance and parties. And officers of the East India Company, young princes and nawabs of the Indian states hardly missed a chance to holiday amid the tranquil surroundings of Mussoorie.

Man on a mission
70-year-old Sunny Singh has dedicated his life for the betterment of the girl child
Dehradun, January 10
With a desire to do something for the girl child, Sunny Singh, a former executive director of General Electric Company, Calcutta, left Delhi to settle in Guniyal Gaon near Dehradun.