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Friday,
July
24,
2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Kasab’s
trial to continue
His guilty plea on basic offence
accepted on record
Mumbai, July 23
The special court today
accepted the guilty plea of Ajaml Amir alias Kasab, the lone
surviving terrorist held during the 26/11 attacks, for his
involvement in the basic offence on record and ordered the trial
to continue.
Haryana
khap panchayat at it again
23-year-old youth
lynched for marrying same-gotra girl in Narwana
Chandigarh/Narwana,
July 23
The
khap (caste) panchayats of Haryana defied law yet again
when a 23-year-old youth was thrashed to death by a mob in
Singhwala village of Narwana last night at his in-laws
house where he had gone to bring back
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Tharoor:
Indo-Pak statement not a legal document
New Delhi, July 23
With the Opposition breathing
down its neck, the government is in a damage-control mode over the
reference to Balochistan in the India-Pakistan Joint Statement.
With External Affairs Minister SM Krishna away in Thailand for
ASEAN engagements, Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi
Tharoor sought to give a clarification on the behalf of the
government.
Nation page:
Indian
link? Baloch leader rubbishes Pak claim
World
page: Pak
army, ISI keen on talks with India
Pak
mum on media reports over dossier to India
BJP
wants Foreign Secy to quit
New Delhi, July 23
Foreign secretary Shiv Shankar
Menon’s attempt to divert opposition BJP ire from Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh on the Balochistan and terror issue could cost him
his job, with BJP now asking for Menon’s head.
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Missing
unbundling deadline to cost
PSEB dear
Patiala, July 23
The Punjab State Electricity Board
(PSEB) will lose central grants and reform-oriented incentives of
several thousand crores if the state does not adhere to the Centre’s
‘final’ deadline of September 15 for the unbundling of the board.
New
EVMs for Tamil Nadu bypoll
Chennai, July 23
In a bid to allay the fears of
opposition parties in Tamil Nadu, which has announced that it will
boycott the byelections to five Assembly constituencies, Chief
Electoral Officer (CEO) Naresh Gupta today said new Electronic
Voting Machines (EVMs) with additional features would be used in
the elections.
Team
India manager indicted on sex abuse charges
Hyderabad, July 23
The stage is set for criminal
action against senior cricket administrator and Team India manager at
the recent Twenty20 World Cup V Chamundeswarnath with a high-level probe
confirming the allegations of sexual harassment of women cricketers
against him.
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Hang me: Kasab
July 23, 2009
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US
airline faces FIR for frisking Kalam
July 22, 2009
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PM conveys concerns over protectionism
July 21, 2009
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Consensus
on ‘fair’ climate change pact
July 20, 2009
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Hillary hails Pak intent to fight terror
July 19, 2009
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No
dilution in stand: PM
July 18, 2009
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India
delinks terror from composite dialogue
July 17, 2009
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New
Delhi, Islamabad move closer
to dialogue
July 16, 2009
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Colours
of India in France
July 15, 2009
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Another Metro mishap injures 6
July 14, 2009
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