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Consensus on ‘fair’ climate change pact
USA to collaborate in environment planning and regulation
New Delhi, July 19
Ahead of the Copenhagen conference later this year, India and the US today agreed upon the need for a "fair" agreement on climate change and discussed ways of collaborating in the fields of environmental planning, regulation, management and forestry.

Hillary: Terror syndicates in Pak matter of concern
On Gurgaon visit, she remembers her family

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gestures during a conference on climate change and green technologies in Gurgaon on Sunday. — PTI

Let New Delhi decide on signing CTBT: Hillary
New Delhi, July 19
Given President Barack Obama’s strong views on non-proliferation issues, India may come under renewed American pressure to sign the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) when US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton meets India leaders here tomorrow.

26/11
Probe local involvement: Pak
New Delhi, July 19
Suspecting involvement of locals in 26/11, Pakistan has sought from India the interrogation reports of two terrorists Fahim Ansari and Sabahuddin held in connection with the terror attack while giving details of the probe conducted by it.

Education Policy — A Tribune Debate THE Yashpal Committee on education reforms and the plans announced by the new HRD Minister, Kapil Sibal, have aroused nation-wide interest among parents, educationists, political parties and policy-makers. H K Dua Editor-in-Chief

Akshardham Attack
Key suspect nabbed
Hyderabad, July 19
A Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative Shoukatullah Ghouri, suspected to be involved in the attack on Akshardham temple in 2002, was arrested by Andhra Pradesh police soon after his arrival here from Saudi Arabia.

3 hurt in assault on Indians in Oz
Melbourne, July 19
Two fresh cases of assault on Indians have been reported in Australia, with three students being injured in two separate incidents in Sydney and Adelaide despite serious efforts by the country to reestablish its image as a safe destination for international students.

Several hurt as ‘gotra’ row rages
Jhajjar, July 19
Members and supporters of the Kadian Barha khap panchayat today clashed with the police following the ongoing gotra controversy over a “forbidden” marriage in Dharana village under Beri subdivision here today.

Nine-year wait for justice
Chandigarh, July 19
A 48-year-old Surinder Kaur, a resident of Damana village near Urmar Tanda in Hoshairpur, has been fighting for justice for nine years, awaiting action against a co-employee who was caught red-handed taking bribe from her.

College that trains cops to take on Naxalites The motto of the Kanker Jungle Warfare College is ‘Fight a guerrilla like a guerrilla’ Kanker (Chhattisgarh), July 19 The police are not following the basic rules of jungle warfare while fighting the Naxalites, Chhattisgarh’s top terrorism expert Brigadier (retd) BK Ponwar has charged.