Two bomb planters arrested
Were planning to strike malls, ONGC offices
Mumbai, March 14
Anti-terror squad of the Mumbai police today claimed to have taken into custody two suspects who were allegedly planning to carry out bomb blasts in the city. Identified as Abdul Latif alias Guddu (29) and Riyaz Ali (23), the duo were arrested from Matunga railway station on Saturday evening, the police said.

Families allege foul play
Hizb’s ‘Pepsi bomber’ held in Gujarat
A weekend of major successes, says govt

Editorial A big THANK YOU and all the best by H.K. Dua SEVEN years is a speck in the life of an institution like The Tribune, but in the world of journalism these days a long time for an Editor. Today, it will be a few weeks less than seven years when I demit my responsibilities as the Editor-in-Chief of this celebrated newspaper. It has been an immensely satisfying innings.

Women’s Reservation Bill
Bill to be passed in this LS session: Moily
New Delhi, March 14
The government today expressed confidence that the Women’s Reservation Bill will be passed in the current session of Parliament itself. “We would like to pass it in the present session -- in the first or the second part.

Pawar asks Yadav trio not to stall Bill

It’s a conspiracy against thriving democracy: SP
Lucknow, March 14
Drawing a grim picture, Samajwadi Party president Mulayam Singh today described the Women’s Reservation Bill as an “international conspiracy by forces jealous of India’s thriving democracy”.

If you want visa, don’t lie, says US Embassy New Delhi, March 14 Confirming that it has been grappling with visa application frauds in Punjab and other places in India, the US Embassy here has a very simple advice for American visa seekers -- don’t lie and don’t commit frauds. “If you don’t qualify for the US visa, don’t come to us… it does not help.