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 HARYANA PLUS

Thursday, March 8, 2012, Chandigarh, India
Edition update time 2:30 am (IST)

Latest news, updated on March 9, 2012, at 12:10 pm

 Killed IPS officer's kin demand justice
 Dravid to announce retirement today
 Parrikar to take oath in Goa today

Jat protesters on rampage, Army called out in Hisar
n Agitators torch police post, rest house & district judge’s car n Rail, road traffic hit in parts of Haryana n All educational institutions shut in Hisar till March 9
Chandigarh, March 7
The issue of Jat reservation rocked the Haryana Assembly as well as parts of the state a today with pro-quota agitators indulging in arson at many places, particularly in Hisar district a day after a protesting youth was allegedly killed in “police firing”. Protesters torched a police post and a Power Grid Corporation of India rest house and damaged an ATM in Hisar Cantonment.


Agitators block the tracks at the Ramayan rail crossing in Hisar (left) and A smouldering Hisar Cantonment police post after arson on Wednesday. Photos: Manoj Dhaka .

Fresh setback for Kingfisher
IATA suspends airline for not clearing dues

New Delhi, March 7
Kingfisher Airlines, which is  struggling to stay afloat, today suffered yet another blow with global airlines body IATA suspending it for not clearing its dues.
The ailing carrier said payments would be made as soon as tax authorities de-froze its bank accounts. This was the second time in just over a month that the airline was suspended on the same count from the IATA Clearing House (ICH) through which airlines and related firms settle accounts for services provided by them to other such companies.


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All is not lost: Sonia to cadres 
Says Manpreet’s PPP played spoilsport for Cong in Punjab
New Delhi, March 7
A day after the party’s disastrous performance in the recent Assembly elections, Congress president Sonia Gandhi today put in a rare public appearance to send out a message to demoralised cadres that all is not lost and that they should “pull their socks up” for the next round of battle later this year.

How Sukhbir Badal fashioned SAD win
Chandigarh, March 7
Even as the SAD-BJP alliance basks in the glory and prepares to form the government in Punjab, partymen credit SAD president Sukhbir Badal for the historic win.
SAD patron and Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal took a backseat in terms of strategy and apparently followed the party president. Sukhbir was always confident that the alliance would form the government, but he was not sure about the clear verdict till the results started pouring in on March 6.

Knives out in Punjab Cong, partymen press for revamp
Chandigarh, March 7
Knives are out in the Punjab Congress with the entire rank and file urging for revamping the state unit to save it from further decimation at the hands of the Akalis.

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59th National Film Awards
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Vidya Balan got the best actress trophy for ‘The Dirty Picture’Punjabi film back home
New Delhi, March 7
Gurvinder Singh won the best director prize for the Punjabi film "Anhe Ghorey Da Daan" in the 59th National Film Awards announced here today.


Vidya Balan got the best actress trophy for ‘The Dirty Picture’

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