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Monday, August 23, 2010, Chandigarh, India
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Refusal would’ve affected resumption of talks
Gilani defends India’s aid
Lahore, August 22
Flood survivors jostle for aid as a Pakistan military helicopter delivers relief supplies in an isolated portion of Muzaffargarh district of Punjab on Sunday.Pakistan, which agreed to accept USD 5 million Indian aid for flood victims following prod by the US, has claimed that the move has enhanced its diplomatic image since refusal would have gone against its insistence on the resumption of dialogue.

 Flood survivors jostle for aid as a Pakistan military helicopter delivers relief supplies in an isolated portion of Muzaffargarh district of Punjab on Sunday. — AP/PTI

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Highway takes a ‘toll’
Pay for dug up road, diversions, slow traffic and accidents
Rajpura, August 22
 The National Highway between Jalandhar and Panipat has acquired a ‘bombed’ look. Craters dot this stretch on NH-1, where work started in May this year to widen it to six lanes.

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Army gets the flood call but no maps!
Anandpur Sahib, August 22
 In a smart move the administration on Sunday called in the Army to stand by, in case people are to be evacuated from areas, which it is feared, will be flooded by water released from the Bhakra-Nangal reservoir. The 6, Sikh Regiment stationed at Chandimandir conducted a survey of the villages along the banks of the Satluj River in Anandpur Sahib today.
Sikh Regiment officials conduct a recce of the Sutlej river near Lodhipur in Anandpur Sahib district on Sunday. Sikh Regiment officials conduct a recce of the Sutlej river near Lodhipur in Anandpur Sahib district on Sunday. Tribune photo: Vicky Gharu

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N-Bill: Left, BJP slam govt for changes
New Delhi, August 22
Two days before it is moved in Parliament, the Nuclear Liability Bill today ran into fresh trouble with the BJP and the Left parties slamming the government for "diluting" the suppliers' liability through changes in the draft legislation.

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HARYANA: Water enters homes in 22 villages

J&K: Cloudburst hits Amarnath shrine, no loss of life

HIMACHAL: Finance corpn refuses to give info on defaulters

CHANDIGARH: PU don latest victim of ATM fraud

LUDHIANA: Illicit affair may have led to family murders

DELHI: HIV women denied abortion by hospitals

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BUSINESS: Govt talks tough

NATION: CPM pulled out to settle scores: Somnath

WORLD: Iran unveils ‘ambassador of death’

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Bhupinder Singh HoodaMahendragarh, August 22
 A shoe was flung at Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda at the ITI ground here while he was addressing a “Samman Rally” organised by local MLA Rao Dan Singh today. Hooda seemed pleased at the large turnout and began his speech. Suddenly four youths rose from among the audience and one of them hurled a shoe at him.

GSI team to visit Leh
Chandigarh, August 22
As life limps back to normal with people coming to terms with their grave losses in the cloudburst-devastated Leh, a high level team of the Geological Survey of India has planned a visit to the area later this month to study the reasons for the unprecedented mudslides that caused more damage than the flash floods as such.

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In flood-hit Leh, tourism down but not out
 Last year as winters set in Leh, the town made Rs 50 crore from its vibrant tourism sector. And less than a year later, it is slogging to even keep the tourists in the town. As post the August 6 flash floods, over 5,000 foreign tourists have left Leh unscheduled. Only less than 1,000 have come in, the low count a blow to the hill district’s economy.





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