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Rains continue to batter North, toll crosses 100
Boats ply on Delhi streets

New Delhi, September 22
Local residents use a boat at the Tibetan market in New Delhi on Wednesday. The river water level has breached the danger mark again this monsoon season. Incessant rains pouring over parts of North India since the past few days led to more areas being marooned by swollen rivers as the toll crossed 100 in the region with 14 more deaths in Uttar Pradesh today. 
IT’S POURING MISERY: Local residents use a boat at the Tibetan market in New Delhi on Wednesday. The river water level has breached the danger mark again this monsoon season. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal



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Chandigarh/Jalandhar/Bathinda, September 22
A farmer inspects his damaged paddy field after a heavy rain at theBanur- RajpuraModerate to heavy rain in Punjab today caused substantial damage to standing Kharif crops that include paddy, cotton and maize.  
A farmer inspects his damaged paddy field after a heavy rain at theBanur- Rajpura road. Tribune photo: Vicky Gharu

Games gets bad  name across globe
New Delhi, September 22
The uncertainty over participation of several countries in the Commonwealth Games due The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to organisers’ apparent “shoddy preparedness” for the mega event became more pronounced today as several countries issued warnings to the Organising Committee to put its act together at the earliest or face their possible boycott.
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MPs feel political solution imperative for Kashmir 
New Delhi, September 22
Although the two-day visit of the all-party delegation to Jammu and Kashmir was marred by differences over meetings with the separatists, there is an overwhelming view among the MPs that the situation in the trouble-torn state requires a political solution. Home minister P Chidambaram, who was heading the delegation, is expected to brief Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the visit before which he is expected to call a meeting of the panel members to fine-tune their observations.







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They came, they saw, they listened, but did they conquer? Residents of the state are eagerly awaiting answer to this question as the 39-member all-party delegation left for Delhi this morning after a two-day visit to Srinagar and Jammu. 

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With the extended southwest monsoon rains continuing to rain misery, the September of 2010 may go down as one of the wettest months in the meteorological history of the region.

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Chandigarh’s heritage to be auctioned 
The furniture was designed by Corbusier’s cousin & architect-designer Pierre Jeanneret
London, September 22
The furniture was designed by Le Corbusier’s Swiss cousin, architect and designer Pierre Jeanneret who passed away in 1967. The items are being sold by Bonhams auctioneers here as part of their Post-War and Contemporary Art and Design Sale. Bonhams confirm there have been attempts to halt the sale and question marks over the provenance of the furniture.
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