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Saturday, February 13, 2010, Chandigarh, India
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TRS cries ‘betrayal’ over Centre’s terms
Objects to united AP demand, to intensify stir
Members of the Telangana Students Joint Action Committee shout slogans against the Srikrishna Commission during their protest at Osmania University in Hyderabad on Friday.Hyderabad, February 12
The Telangana region was once again thrown into political turmoil today with the protagonists of separate state rejecting the terms of reference of the Justice Srikrishna committee and vowing to intensify their agitation.

Terms of reference on Telangana
Dec 31 deadline for Telangana panel to file report 
Members of the Telangana Students Joint Action Committee shout slogans against the Srikrishna Commission during their protest at Osmania University in Hyderabad on Friday. — AFP

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Hundreds of fans braved threats by the Shiv Sena to feast on Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘My Name is Khan’ (MNIK) at theatres across Maharashtra as the state government went into an overdrive to prevent the disruption of film’s screening.

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The stage is set for Foreign Secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan in New Delhi on February 25, more than 14 months after India suspended the dialogue with the neighbouring country in wake of the Mumbai attacks.

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The authorities today airlifted 14 staff members, including four fathers, from the Don Bosco School in Palin in Arunachal Pradesh after enraged locals attacked the institution in wake of Wednesday’s fire tragedy that left 14 children dead.




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For 16 years, Ghulam Qadir of Ladoora village in Baramulla district was unaware of the fate of his son who had crossed over to the PoK to take arms and ammunition training, and it was only after one of his relatives visited Muzaffrabad on the Carvan-e-Aman bus that he came to know that his son was alive.

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