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Government defends FDI in retail
Industry, SAD hail reform; BJP cries foul
New Delhi, November 25
 While industry bodies and organised domestic retail companies today welcomed the government decision to allow 51 per cent foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail (100 per cent in single brand) as a ‘game changer’, the BJP, the Left, JD(U) and even UPA constituent Trinamool Congress vehemently voiced their opposition in Parliament and outside.

Editorial: A bold decision
Nation page:
 FDI decision for purely ‘economic reasons’
 RBI Governor backs govt decision

Virasat-e-Khalsa dedicated to humanity
Rs 300-crore monument depicts the history, evolution of the Khalsa Panth
Anandpur Sahib, November 25
 The Akalis today basked in the reflected glory of the steel petal roof of the Virasat-e-Khalsa that was dedicated to humanity in a ceremony that encompassed all faiths, but was essentially rooted in Sikh culture and tradition.


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Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh presents a sword to Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Friday during the inaugural ceremony of the Khalsa Heritage Memorial, a museum on Sikhism, located on a 75-acre site in the holy city of Anandpur Sahib in Punjab.
Repository of rich Khalsa heritage: Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh presents a sword to Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Friday during the inaugural ceremony of the Khalsa Heritage Memorial, a museum on Sikhism, located on a 75-acre site in the holy city of Anandpur Sahib in Punjab. — Tribune photo: S Chandan

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 500-yr heritage comes alive
 Complex stands at a site that is the birthplace of the Khalsa Panth

Hindus in US upset over Ganesha T-shirt designs
Chicago, November 25
 Hindu community in the US has asked a local online company to immediately remove Lord Ganesha T-shirt designs displayed on its website, calling them absurd. Threadless Tess, a community-centered online apparel company of skinnyCorp, has been asked to remove four of the designs from its website.

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Pawar attacker sent to 14-day judicial custody
New Delhi, November 25
A Delhi Court today sent Harvinder Singh, the attacker of Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, to 14 days’ judicial custody. (Details on Nation page)

26/11
Three years on, scars remain and so does the pain
New Delhi, November 25
Three years after the Mumbai attack, the victims of the carnage plotted in Pakistan wait for justice even as Delhi and Islamabad push forward their peace process to normalise ties. Indian officials acknowledge that Pakistan has done precious little to bring to book the perpetrators of the attack who continue to roam about freely in the neighbouring country, enjoying the official patronage.

Editorial: 3 yrs after Mumbai attack
Nation page:
Mumbai remains vulnerable
 Hi-tech weapons gather dust

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