Saturday, December 4, 2010, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 2:30 am (IST)

Global nuke centre to come up at Jhajjar
Will work on secure, proliferation-resistant reactor systems
Chandigarh, December 3
Haryana will host the world’s first Global Centre for Nuclear Energy Partnership at Kheri Jassaur village, near Bahadurgarh, in Jhajjar district.

Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda with the Chairman of the AEC, Dr Sri Kumar Banerjee, in Chandigarh on Friday. Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda with the Chairman of the AEC, Dr Sri Kumar Banerjee, in Chandigarh on Friday. A Tribune photograph



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After a hot chase, two wanted gangsters shot dead in Kharar
Mohammad Abbas, injured member of Vijay Topi gang, whose several members are proclaimed offenders, being taken to a hospital in Kharar on Friday.Kharar, December 3
Two members of the notorious Vijay Topi snatchers’ gang were killed and five arrested in an exchange of fire with the Gurdaspur police at Kharar today. One person was injured, while two managed to escape.
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Mohammad Abbas, injured member of Vijay Topi gang, whose several members are proclaimed offenders, being taken to a hospital in Kharar on Friday. A Tribune photograph

Chinese firms in India with PoK link under lens
New Delhi, December 3
Chinese firms which have a presence in India and are also simultaneously undertaking projects in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) may face action, official sources indicated today. “We are certainly looking at certain Chinese companies which have projects in PoK and are also working in India. We are deciding what to do (with these firms),” the sources said.

No air fare hike, for now
New Delhi, December 3
The government today turned down the proposal by domestic airlines for a massive fare hike and said the distance-based tariff doesn’t make any sense. “Distance-based slabs do not merit any consideration. Airfare slabs must be sector-wise, category-wise and period-wise,” Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel said, trashing airlines’ proposal.

SC clears construction at Maya’s Ambedkar park
New Delhi, December 3
The Supreme Court today gave a conditional go-ahead to the Mayawati Government to resume construction of the Rs 685-crore BR Ambedkar Memorial at Noida Park under the supervision of an expert panel.
The BR Ambedkar Memorial under construction at Noida Park. The BR Ambedkar Memorial under construction at Noida Park. — PTI

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Sarkozy wants privacy in Agra!
Only two lensmen, one from each side, will be allowed to click the French Prez and his wife Carla BruniNew Delhi, December 3
French President Nicolas Sarkozy wants to keep his visit to the Taj Mahal with First Lady Carla Bruni a strictly private affair, creating a minor problem for his hosts who have been advised not to allow free access to the media during his tour of Agra.

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Chinese train sets new speed record
Beijing, December 3
One of China’s high-speed passenger trains broke the world record of speed for unmodified commercial use, Chinese ministry of railways has claimed.

National Disability Day
Ad whiz who broke the sound barrier
New Delhi, December 3
Charu Dutta, winner of the national award for best employee in disabled category, with his wife Amita.On certain lives, the curtains will never fall. Charu Dutta’s is one such life. Born into silence, as a child suffering bilateral sensorineural loss of hearing, Charu has made much of the little things he had.

Charu Dutta, winner of the national award for best employee in disabled category, with his wife Amita. A Tribune photograph

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