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Friday, February 10, 2012, Chandigarh, India
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Age row: Army Chief withdraws his petition from SC...more
20 killed as minibus falls into gorge...more
Pak SC rejects Gilani's appeal, to indict him on Monday...more
 Tendulkar might be rested in ODI...more
Tax relief slab may be raised to Rs 3 lakh
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Rioting breaks out in Maldives, ousted President faces arrest
l Nasheed’s kin flee l Delhi intensifies diplomatic efforts l IAF on standby to evacuate Indians  
New Delhi/Colombo, Feb 9
Maldivian former president Mohamed Nasheed (C) greets supporters at his residence in Male on Thursday.
Even as ousted Maldivian President Nasheed awaited arrest at his home at Male on Thursday, India decided to intensify diplomatic initiatives and ‘back channel’ talks while waiting for the situation to stabilise.
Maldivian former president Mohamed Nasheed (C) greets supporters at his residence in Male on Thursday. — AFP

Nasheed learnt his lesson in ’08
New Delhi, February 9
“Dictatorships don’t always die when the dictator leaves office...” reads the opening line of a brief article on the oped page of The New York Times today by ousted Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed.




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The BJP’s desire to warm up to the AIADMK seems to have cost the Karnataka Advocate General BV Acharya his job. Acharya, also special public prosecutor (SPP) in the disproportionate assets case against the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, told this reporter that he quit the AG’s post yesterday after being asked by the BJP government in the state to choose either of the two positions — Advocate General of Karnataka or the SPP in the disproportionate assets against Jayalalithaa.

HC raps Haryana police for illegal mining
Chandigarh, February 9
The Punjab and Haryana High Court today slammed the police and others for their failure to stop illegal mining in Haryana. The court asked the Home Secretary to step in to stop rampant exploitation of mineral wealth.

Cabinet okays national cold chain centre
Nod to policy on sharing data, info
New Delhi, February 9
The Cabinet today cleared the notification of National Centre for Cold Chain Development (NCCD), tasked with establishing infrastructure and logistics to preserve fruit, vegetables and other perishable items as a registered society. The society will be a public-private initiative involving two leading industry chambers as well.

9 factory workers charred to death in Roorkee
Haridwar, February 9
Nine employees of a factory were killed and six injured in a major fire in Roorkee. The fire broke out late last evening on the premises of Mirk India in the Libberhadi industrial area at Mandavali village of Roorkee. Workers at the unit, which supplies parts to Onida, were carrying out moulding work. Thermocol sheets lying nearby caught fire from the sparks emanating from iron girders being moulded by a machine.

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Tata’s project violates periphery control plan: Ex-chief architect
Chandigarh, February 9
Deeply troubled at the rampant violations in the periphery of Chandigarh, MN Sharma, the city’s first Chief Architect and close associate of city’s creator Le Corbusier, has filed an affidavit before the Punjab and Haryana High Court, stating that the multi-tower high-rise project being envisaged by Tata Housing Development Company in Kansal will be violative of the Periphery Control Plan of Chandigarh.

77 Punjab villages want liquor vends to go
Patiala, February 9
A liquor vend in Patiala. For a state given to liquor like fish in water, this may sound as a dry fact: 77 panchayats in Punjab want liquor shops in their villages shut or relocated. Under the Panchayati Raj Act, a village body has to pass a resolution and inform the Punjab Excise and Taxation Department (PETD) from April 1 to September 30 asking for restricting the sale of alcohol.
          
A liquor vend in Patiala. Tribune photo

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