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Friday, July 24, 2009, Chandigarh, India
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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 his wife. Ved Pal Mor and Sonia

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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.

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