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The BJP today sent a subtle appeal to its recalcitrant leaders like Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and former Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa to help project the BJP as a clean, united house, if they hoped to return to power in mid-term polls, a near certainty in BJP’s perception.
Confident of winning the final award in its favour, India today termed as “favourable” the International Court of Arbitration (ICA) order last week which prevents the country from undertaking permanent works above the riverbed level at the Gurez site of the Kishanganga hydropower project. The final orders are expected either in 2012-end or in early 2013.
On
the inaugural day of the 4th Haryana International Film Festival (HIFF),
two films were premiered which cinegoers in bigger towns in North India
still do not have access to- ‘Three Sisters’ by Kundan Shah and
‘Moner Manush’ by Gautam Ghosh.
Immediately after The
Tribune exposé on how the transport policy was manipulated for driving private players in Punjab towards profits, a Barrister-at-Law today moved the Punjab and Haryana High Court seeking probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation or a High Court Judge.
