On 26/11, Headley, Rana were in Pak
New Delhi, November 16
In a major development, Indian investigators have traced that David Headley and his accomplice Tahhawur Hussain Rana were in Pakistan when the Lakshar-e-Toiba terrorists were carrying out the deadly Mumbai-attacks on November 26 last year. Probably, they were monitoring the attacks and stayed on in Pakistan till the first week of December 2008.

  Screening of Bhatt’s film stopped
N-plants put  on high alert

BSF DIG killed in Samba blast
Ramgarh (Zero Line), November 16
A DIG of the BSF was killed this morning when suspected infiltrators detonated an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) that they had planted on the Indian side while making an infiltration bid in the Ramgarh sector of Samba district.

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Decision on Rodrigues soon
New Delhi, November 16
Punjab Governor SF Rodrigues (retd) will continue to hold charge of his post till his successor is appointed. A political decision on the new appointee is expected any time, said sources, adding that Congress bosses had done an assessment and the matter was expected to be resolved soon.

Faulty incubators leave 7 newborns dead in Vijayawada hospital
Doctors, staff accused of negligence; probe ordered 
Hyderabad, November 16
In an appalling case of medical negligence, seven infants died at a government hospital in the coastal Andhra city of Vijayawada due to faulty incubators and ventilators.

Rajnath to demit office soon
New Delhi, November 16
BJP president Rajnath Singh is likely to demit office very soon, possibly before the end of this month, and may announce Maharashtra BJP president Nitin Gadkari as his successor.

Parties one in flaying Thackeray New Delhi, November 16 The country’s main political parties, Congress, BJP and the Left, sank their differences today and came out in support of cricket maestro Sachin Tendulkar, who was criticised by Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray over his “Mumbai is for all” comment. The members of the sporting fraternity, too, rallied behind Sachin, unequivocally lambasting the Sena chief for his observations in party’s mouthpiece ‘Samana’.