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Friday, April 16, 2010, Chandigarh, India
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Finally, PSEB is history
* Replaced by two state-owned companies
* Bureaucrat to head units during transition
Chandigarh, April 15
Punjab today dissolved the Punjab State Electricity Board (PSEB) and replaced it with two state-owned companies, which will be managed by a six-member committee till the new companies become operational.

Punjab page: Day 1 of strike passes off peacefully

Naxals: United we stand, Oppn tells govt
New Delhi, April 15
Parliament today witnessed a broad consensus among disparate forces to tackle the threat arising out of the growing Maoist influence in vast tracts of the country, with most members cutting across party lines demanding firm action against rebels.

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The first test flight of India's indigenously developed cryogenic upper stage was "not successful" as the vehicle lost control 293 seconds after the launch and crashed into the Bay of Bengal.

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Warning that the process of global economic recovery was “still fragile and uneven” though the “critical phase” was over, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today pitched for greater focus on investments in infrastructure and inclusive growth to create new sources of growth.
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