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No discord between govt, party: PM
Says will clear air on joint statement on July 29
New Delhi, July 25
Dismissing reports of differences between the party and the government over the India-Pakistan joint statement, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today asserted that the government would give all “relevant answers” to the questions raised on this foreign policy initiative when it was debated in the Lok Sabha on July 29.

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Nothing to do with Baloch: Chidambaram
New Delhi, July 25
Aiming to stem the controversy over the inclusion of Balochistan in the India-Pakistan joint statement, Home Minister P Chidambaram has asserted that New Delhi has “nothing to do with Pakistan’s internal affairs.”

US aid to Pak comes with rider
Washington, July 25
The US Senate has approved the country’s defence budget with an amendment aimed at ensuring that military assistance for Pakistan is actually being used only to fight the Taliban and Al-Qaida.

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The government has named Nalin Surie, Secretary (West) in the External Affairs Ministry, as the next Indian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom and S. Jaishankar, currently High Commissioner to Singapore, as the next Indian ambassador to China.

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The police today arrested four of the nearly 50-strong mob that allegedly lynched Ved Pal of Matour while he had gone to Singhwala village along with cops and a high court official to bring back his wife on Wednesday night.

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A first: Women all set to guard borders
Kharkan (Hoshiarpur), July 25
The first women batch of the BSF in a jubilant mood. History was created when the Border Security Force inducted the first batch of women constables, who will be deployed in a combat role on the international border.

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