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Tuesday,
January
18,
2011, Chandigarh, India Bizarre gunshot kills Balram Jakhar’s son
Boy accused in Mecca Masjid case gets bail
RIGHT TO EDUCATION: bUMPY RIDE |
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Government
defends Thomas’ appointment
Probe to find if missing files hit IAF deal Movie
on Facebook owes Golden Globe to Zuckerberg Final
Fifteen |
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Near-miss
for Rahman
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Surinder Kumar Jakhar, Chairman of Indian
Farmers Fertilizers Cooperative Limited
(IFFCO) and son of former Speaker of the Lok Sabha Balram Jakhar, died today after a bullet hit him in the head when his pistol, which he was cleaning at his farmhouse located at
Maujgarh, about 20 km from here, went off accidentally.
The makers of The Social Network issued a public apology - of sorts - to Mark Zuckerberg on Sunday night, as their film about the founder of Facebook won top honours at the Golden Globe Awards.
Verma's diplomatic immunity to be waived but that was declined by the government.
With the British office demanding waiving diplomatic immunity of the diplomat or his transfer from London and action against him under Indian laws, India chose the second option, sources said.
In London, a Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesperson said, "We can confirm that we have formally requested the waiver of diplomatic immunity for a diplomat posted at the Indian High Commission in London.