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Thursday, September 3, 2009, Chandigarh, India
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Andhra CM, four others killed in chopper crash
Kurnool, September 3
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy and four other persons were killed in the helicopter that crashed in the Nallamala Hills in bad weather yesterday losing radio contact an hour after take off from Hyderabad.


Chopper missing, Andhra CM untraced
* Principal Secy among 4 others on board
* Search operations on
Hyderabad, September 2
A helicopter carrying Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Rajasekhar Reddy went missing in bad weather conditions over the Maoist-infested Nallamala forest area in Kurnool district today.

PM, Sonia concerned
Hands rise in prayer
Air tragedies not new
Was copter fit to fly?

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The 62-year-old Indian striving of imparting free and compulsory to children acquired body today, with the President granting assent to the Right to Education Bill, passed by Parliament on August 4.

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Holding that the Right to Information (RTI) Act “is premised on disclosure being the norm and refusal an exception”, the Delhi High Court today delivered a landmark judgment, ruling that the Act mandated providing details of Supreme Court judges’ assets to RTI applicants.

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Punjab oblivious to women’s plight
Chandigarh, September 2
For a state notorious for female foeticide, condition of women and girls, too, seem to be of little concern to the Punjab government. In a startling revelation, members of the Punjab State Commission for Women has found that the state government had not implemented a number of women and girl child-specific schemes of the Centre.

Pakistan going beyond N-deterrence, says Army chief
Pune, September 2
Pakistan is “going beyond nuclear deterrence” if reports of it having a large stockpile of nuclear missiles with India specific delivery system are true, Army chief General Deepak Kapoor said today.

AQ Khan is still a threat: US
Washington, September 2
Concerned over a Pakistani court directing authorities not to restrict movements of A Q Khan, the US has insisted that the disgraced nuclear scientist remains a "proliferation risk" and said it had made its views clear to Islamabad.

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