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Thursday,
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2010, Chandigarh, India Karunanidhi feels the 2G heat CBI officials during a raid in Chennai on Wednesday. — PTI
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China & India not rivals, says Jiabao Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao waves on his arrival at Palam Air Force Station in Delhi on Wednesday. A Tribune photo
China’s key tunnel ready near border Farm group proposes loan at 4%
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Mumbai, December 15 Punjab Kings XI IPL team won respite from the Bombay High Court which rejected an appeal by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) challenging an earlier order which restored the franchise to actress Preity Zinta and her associates. Appeal against
Assange bail to be heard today
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Chennai/New Delhi, Dec 15
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao landed in New Delhi this afternoon to a red-carpet welcome, declaring that the world had enough space for India and China to prosper and pledging to promote ties between the two Asian giants, often dogged by mutual distrust and territorial
disputes.
A high-level working group on agriculture today recommended farm loans at not more than 4 per cent per annum interest and Minimum Support Price
(MSP) to be fixed at 50 per cent higher than the actual cost of cultivation.
If Punjab has been disfiguring the periphery of Chandigarh through unplanned growth, neighbouring Haryana, which has a 24 per cent share of the city’s periphery, has decided to go in for “planned disaster” right next to the regulator end of the Sukhna
Lake.
