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Army Chief General Vijay Kumar Singh today gave up his fight in the Supreme Court for getting his date of birth (DoB) in the official records “reconciled” after the government partly withdrew Defence Minister AK Antony’s December 30, 2011 order and affirmed its full faith in his (Singh’s) integrity and ability to lead the second largest Army in the world.
Friday blew hot and
cold while rejecting the appeal of Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani
even as the Judicial Commission allowed the ‘Memogate’ whistleblower
Mansur Ijaz to record his deposition via video-link with the Pakistan
High Commission in London. 
The second phase of Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections scheduled for
tomorrow will decide the fate of 1,099 candidates contesting for 59
seats. These include the state presidents of BSP and BJP as well as the
national president of the Peace Party. (Details on nation page)
Ferocious dogs feeding on carcasses at the village dump yard attacked nine-year-old Mandeep Kaur who was bitten to death. More than six children have been attacked and injured by stray dogs in the past one year alone.
On Wednesday night, Subeg Singh of Pandori village in Amritsar was mauled by stray dogs.