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Tuesday, April 28, 2009, Chandigarh, India
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Probe Modi’s role in Godhra riots: SC
Gives SIT three months to submit report
New Delhi, April 27
Narendra ModiThe Supreme Court today directed the Special Investigation Team (SIT) that probed the 2002 Godhra train fire and the subsequent riots to investigate a complaint against Chief Minister Narendra Modi, his cabinet colleagues and top police and administration officials that they had aided and abetted the mob violence.

Nation page: Vindication of our stand: Teesta
SC order casts shadow over Gujarat poll
BJP rejects demand for Modi’s resignation

Lanka halts heavy combat operations
Says it is not ceasefire or end of hostilities
Sri Lanka on Monday announced that combat operations against Tamil Tigers have reached their conclusion and troops have been instructed to stop using heavy caliber guns, combat aircraft and aerial weapons in the war zone, which could cause civilian causalities.


Karuna calls off fast, says mission accomplished
India gives Rs 100 cr for displaced civilians
Editorial: Guns fall silent in Lanka

A Sri Lankan soldier stands guard in front of civilians, who had fled the area held by the LTTE, during a visit by a UN official in a refugee camp located near Vavuniya in northern Sri Lanka

A Sri Lankan soldier stands guard in front of civilians, who had fled the area held by the LTTE, during a visit by a UN official in a refugee camp located near Vavuniya in northern Sri Lanka on Monday.
— Reuters

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Velupillai PrabhakaranColombo, April 27
Amid de-escalation of military operation in Sri Lanka’s war zone, the government today underlined its determination to prevent LTTE supremo Velupillai Prabhakaran from escaping from the island.

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Patiala, April 27
Five members of a family, including a girl, were killed and two others injured when a female member of the family tried to break a piece of scrap, said to be live bomb, with a hammer in their house in Lakkar Mandi here this afternoon. The killed persons were Paro, wife of Bania, Kiran and her husband Sikandar, Shamli and her eight-year-old daughter.

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