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Five held for 2009 Haryana blasts Punjabi singer among 16
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Needle of suspicion points to Middle East The damaged Israeli embassy car being towed away to a police station in New Delhi. — PTI
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New Delhi, February 16
Probing Monday’s car bomb blast in the national capital, investigators continue to focus on persons hailing from the Middle East, but with little success and no concrete leads to arrest anyone.
It’s a tough challenge for Punjab on the education front. Even in this progressive state, close to 50,000 children are out of school and more than one lakh disabled in need of inclusive education. In all, there are 122 habitations with no primary or upper primary school in the neighbourhood to enable children to access free and compulsory education mandated by the Right to Education (RTE) Act.
The state needs to build 261-km boundary wall to fulfill infrastructure
requirements mandated by the law, which says every school must be
enclosed.
