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Thursday, March 1, 2012, Chandigarh, India
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Court frames charges against former Bihar CMs Lalu, Mishra...more
Non-bailable warrant against Azharuddin in cheque bounce case...more
3rd suspected terrorist detained in Jharkhand...more
Brahmaputra dries up in Arunachal...more
Boat hits ship, 2 fishermen killed
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Delhi terror plot foiled, 2 LeT men held
Operatives were planning to strike at a crowded market in the Capital; had trained in Pakistan
New Delhi, February 29
The Delhi Police today arrested two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba operatives who were allegedly planning to carry out a major terror strike at a crowded market in the National Capital. The duo, both of them Indian nationals, were arrested from South Delhi’s Tughlakabad Extension where they were staying on rent.

NCTC: Centre convenes meeting of Chief Secys, DGPs on March 9
Why not CMs, asks Naveen Patnaik; shoots off protest letter to PM
P Chidambaram, Home MinisterNew Delhi, February 29
In a clear message that he would stick to his stand on the scope of powers to the National Counter Terrorism Centre (NCTC), Union Home Minister P Chidambaram today asserted that without having the power to arrest, the NCTC would be handicapped in its counter-terrorism efforts.


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Anand Sharma, Commerce MinisterNew Delhi, February 29
In a significant move to normalise bilateral economic relations, Pakistan today announced its decision to switch over to a ‘negative list’ regime for trade with India, paving the way for formally according the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status to this country by year-end.

Govt plans boost for health care, to invest 2.5% of GDP
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New Delhi, February 29
India will finally see raised public spending on health, cashless OPD services and free delivery of drugs through public health facilities. These key decisions were taken at a high-level meeting on health sector priorities held in the Prime Minister’s Office today.

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Sehwag out, Kohli is deputy
Mumbai, February 29
The Indian selectors reposed faith in a majority of players who have failed to get going in Australia. While naming the 15-man squad for the upcoming Asia Cup in Mirpur from March 11-22, the selectors named MS Dhoni as captain and also retained Sachin Tendulkar. (Details on Sports page)

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Here, human bones are kids’ toys
New Delhi, February 29
In Nellore, the southern, coastal district of Andhra Pradesh, hordes of migrant families from bordering Tamil Nadu have squatted along the cremation grounds to escape eviction from the local authorities. The children here play with femur and tibia bones, skull as the drum and use garlands worn by corpses.

Weather shield at Golden Temple doesn’t wow heritage lovers
SGPC says causeway shed to benefit devotees, detractors assert it will disturb shrine’s character
Amritsar, February 29
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee’s move to install a fire and water-resistant fabric shed on the causeway between Darshani Deori and the sanctum sanctorum at the Golden Temple to protect devotees from the vagaries of weather, has not gone down well with heritage lovers.

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