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Thursday, December 1, 2011, Chandigarh, India
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Hillary begins talks with Myanmar regime...more
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Pan-India terror module busted; 6 IM men held
n Arrested include Pak national
n ‘Mastermind’ still on the run
Policemen outside Delhi’s Jama Masjid soon after the blast in 2010. New Delhi, November 30
With the arrest of six suspected Indian Mujahideen operatives, including a Pakistani, allegedly involved in blasts in Pune, Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore and Delhi's Jama Masjid, Delhi Police today claimed to have smashed a pan-India terror module.

Policemen outside Delhi’s Jama Masjid soon after the blast in 2010. — File photo

Chidambaram clears the air on relaxing AFSPA in J&K
Says proposed CrPC changes not linked to Act lifting
New Delhi, November 30
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram today sought to put a lid on the raging public debate on the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister’s authority to lift the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from some parts of the state.



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US blocks Indian basmati import over pesticide traces
Chandigarh, November 30
The most prestigious market for Indian basmati rice, the USA, has put on hold all consignments of the rice being imported there. In a major setback to Indian basmati exporters, the US Food and Drug Authority has refused to accept basmati being exported to that country, on account of traces of pesticides found in the food grain.
NATO attack a deliberate act of aggression: Pak army
Even as pressure mounted on Pakistan to attend the Bonn conference on the future of Afghanistan, Pakistan today turned down an offer for a joint inquiry into the attack by NATO gunships on two Pakistani posts. It also stuck to its decision to disallow supplies to NATO troops in Afghanistan and to ask the US to vacate the air base in Pakistan.
Pakistanis shout slogans in front of a burning US flag in Islamabad on Wednesday. Pakistanis shout slogans in front of a burning US flag in Islamabad on Wednesday. — AFP

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India-China row
Dalai Lama avoids political speech at Buddhist meet
New Delhi, November 30
The Dalai Lama during the concluding session of the Global Buddhist Congregation in New Delhi on Wednesday. Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama today carefully avoided making any political statement lest he gets into a controversy at the global Buddhist congregation in the backdrop of the indefinite postponement of the India-China boundary talks.
The Dalai Lama during the concluding session of the Global Buddhist Congregation in New Delhi on Wednesday. — PTI

Petrol price further cut by 78 paise a litre
New Delhi, November 30
Petrol prices have been cut by 78 paisa per litre (from midnight tonight) following a drop in international crude oil prices.

TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVE
How Haryana changed its mind on honour crime laws
New Delhi, November 30
Last November, Haryana took a position before the Supreme Court, currently hearing the honour killing petition, that it agreed with the Centre in amending existing laws to ensure strict action against those involved in honour crimes. A few months down the line, the state took a new position, dissociating itself from the pro-Centre stand it had taken earlier.

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