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Sunday, March 11, 2012, Chandigarh, India
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UP set to get youngest CM
 Mulayam heir Akhilesh Yadav, 38, to take over reins on March 15; says priority law & order
Lucknow, March 10
Decks were cleared today for the youngest Chief Minister of the most populous state to take oath of office on Thursday (March 15). Akhilesh Yadav (38), who scripted Samajwadi party’s spectacular electoral victory in Uttar Pradesh, was today unanimously elected the leader of the SP Legislature Party. Samajwadi Party Legislature Party leader Akhilesh Yadav (C) coming out of Raj Bhawan in Lucknow
Samajwadi Party Legislature Party leader Akhilesh Yadav (C) coming out of Raj Bhawan in Lucknow.
— PTI
Nation page: 1 killed, 5 injured in fresh UP violence

Will take ministers only on merit: Badal
Parkash Singh BadalChandigarh, March 10
Parkash Singh Badal, who will take over next week as the Chief Minister of Punjab for a record fifth time, today lamented the lack of cooperation from the Centre. In an interview with Raj Chengappa, Editor-in-Chief of The Tribune Group of Newspapers, he claimed that he already had a blueprint for the all-round development of the state.
Mandate 2012: punjab
Interview: Parkash Singh Badal
“I have got a blueprint to tackle State’s problems”
The SAD-BJP combine made history by winning the Assembly polls beating the anti-incumbency sentiment that prevailed in the state. Now, Parkash Singh Badal is all set to be sworn in for a historic fifth term as Chief Minister. In Chandigarh, Badal spoke exclusively to Raj Chengappa, Editor-in-Chief, The Tribune Group of Newspapers, on the reasons for the victory and his plans for the state.


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Punjabi, Hindi Publications

The Tribune 130 Years: A Witness to History


THE TRIBUNE DEBATE: NCTC
  Why states alone cannot deal with terror
  STATES ill-equipped to handle terror
  WHAT THE STATES CAN AND must do (N N Vohra)
   AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS COME (Sankar Sen)
  Inadequate consultation is the bane (B. Raman)
  Grey areas need to be addressed (Prakash Singh)
  States fear the ‘Centre’ more than ‘terrorism’
   Raising policing standards is the key


Tribune analysis
Army Chief’s Age Row
Gen VK Singh, Chief of Army Staff A matter of Honour vs Propriety
 The second big anomaly
The Twist in the Tale
 The General’s Gambit
 The General gives his ‘word’
 A matter of propriety vs integrity







TRIBUNE SPECIALS
2011: THE YEAR OF UPRISINGS
Punjab Public Transport, an investigation
WORLD CUP 2011: CRICKET SPECIAL
Turbans
EARLIER FEATURES

jat agitation
Soon, SC guidelines to tackle protesters with iron hand
26 trains cancelled on Hisar-Rewari route
New Delhi, March 10
At a time when rail and road blockades are becoming the preferred protest tool of Jats and other agitators across the country, the Supreme Court is in the process of issuing guidelines for the Central and state governments to sternly deal with the protesters.

Haryana page: Another day, another ‘deal’

For foreigners, HP hills better than Goa beaches
New Delhi, March 10
Foreign tourists are giving the beaches of Goa a miss to visit the pristine hills of Himachal Pradesh. A whopping 4.85 lakh foreign tourists visited the hill state in 2011 as against the 4.6 lakh that visited Goa in the same time period. Foreign tourist arrivals (FTAs) to the hill state grew by 32,000 in 2011.

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Pak panel to quiz officials in Mumbai from March 17
Islamabad, March 10
A Pakistani judicial panel will travel to India and interview key officials during March 17-20 as part of the probe into the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, prosecutors said today. The Pakistani prosecutors gave anti-terrorism court Judge Shahid Rafique details of the commission's visit to India beginning on March 14, sources told PTI.

Victor Albert Jay Dalip SinghSpecial to the tribune
Victor Dalip Singh’s shotgun to go under the hammer in UK
An unusual weapon specially made for the eldest son of Maharaja Dalip Singh will go under the hammer here on April 4. Commissioned for Prince Victor Dalip Singh when he was all of 15, the .12 bore hammer gun was made by J. Purdey and Sons. Bonhams auctioneers have put its price between £2000 and £3,000.

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Road where history speaks
by Puneetinder Kaur Sidhu

Warp and woof of weavers’ woes
by Madhusree Chatterjee


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