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Unseasonal rain flattens wheat crop Showers in the region gave tough time to workers at the Rajpura grain market. Photo: JS Virdi
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The continuing wet spell has put the wheat crop in Punjab and Haryana in jeopardy.
Unseasonal showers accompanied by high-velocity winds and hailstorm have flattened the crop in some areas of the two states.
It was border bonhomie at its best. The inaugural ceremony of the country’s first Integrated Check Post at Attari witnessed an excellent show of camaraderie among politicians of the two countries as they cracked jokes and recited couplets during their addresses at the gala function.
Warning of a grave law and order situation not only in Uttar Pradesh but across the country if the Dalit memorial parks were tampered with, former Chief Minister Mayawati today cautioned the Samajwadi Party government against attempting building anything in these parks.
Chennai, April 14