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Thursday,
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26,
2009, Chandigarh, India Army
foils LeT infiltration bid Srinagar/New Delhi, March 25 Pakistan based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba today acknowledged its role in trying to push militants into India across the LOC. A Lashkar spokesman Abdulla Ghaznavi was quoted by a news agency as saying that attacks will continue on Indian soil and that the push at Kupwara was part of the LeT game plan. Seized arms and ammunition on display after the gunbattle at an Army base in Srinagar on Wednesday. — Reuters Nitish demands legal action
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Rain
flattens wheat crop No
relief for Varun US tilt towards Taliban irks Delhi
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Raghavan
panel tells regulatory bodies New Delhi, March 25 The R.K. Raghavan Committee on anti-ragging measures today seriously considered the proposal to have a nation-wide anti-ragging call centre and asked UGC to allot funds to higher educational institutions for setting up a dedicated and trained cadre of wardens from the ensuing academic session. Spice
may pull out of Satyam race
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