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Photo with Modi annoys Nitish Kumar
Fallout: Cancels dinner for BJP leaders
Patna, June 12
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s strong outburst on a full-page advertisement displaying him and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi holding each other’s hand, carried by the leading Hindi dailies of Bihar on the day of BJP national executive meeting here today, has brought the 14-year-old alliance of JD (U) and the BJP under strain.

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Hindu Hriday Samrat’s image makeover for 2014 poll begins
Patna, June 12
Posters, banners and saffron flags of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s dotted many roads of the Bihar capital as its two-day National Executive meeting began today amid tight security at the Maurya Hotel here.

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New Delhi, June12
Union Law and Justice Minster M Veerappa Moily on Saturday defended the Central Government’s stand on the Bhopal gas tragedy and blamed the judiciary for delaying the case and letting the then Union Carbide chief Warren Anderson get away.

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Kolkata/Washington, June 12
India will demand the extradition of former Union Carbide CEO Warren Anderson from the US, Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said here today. “We would request the US government for the extradition of Warren Anderson, Union Carbide CEO at the time of the Bhopal gas tragedy,” said Mukherjee.



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Suffocating from the Bhopal gas leak verdict, the Congress is trying to draw some fresh air by directly targeting then Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Arjun Singh. With the aim to absolve the then Rajiv Gandhi government of any responsibility in the episode, senior Congress leaders like Satyavrat Chaturvedi have joined the chorus, asking Arjun Singh to break his silence.

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New Delhi, June 12
Union Sports Minister and Rajya Sabha MP from Punjab MS Gill today expressed his deep anguish at the delayed grant of visas to Sikh and Hindu pilgrims from the Frontier areas of Pakistan.
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New Delhi, June 12
It’s the World Day against Child Labour today, but for millions of needy children across the country the occasion hardly held any significance. (Details on Nation page)

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