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The
Supreme Court has propounded a new doctrine laying down eight cardinal
principles for the judiciary in order to prevent unscrupulous litigants
from misusing the legal process and turning it into a “fruitful
industry.”
Sundvollen
(Norway), July 23
The
Norwegian police searched for more victims on Saturday after a suspected
right-wing zealot killed at least 92 persons in a shooting spree and
bomb attack that have traumatised a once-placid country.
Leh,
July 23
The
author of a forthcoming book on the Pakistan army says Gen Ashfaq Kayani
has damaged his standing by taking an extension and staying on in his
job for another three years. “His standing in the army has been
damaged quite badly because when Kayani became chief, he undertook to
look after the institution”, says British writer Carey Schofield.