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Sonia talks tough, ticks off partymen Twin mishaps in the sky, home and abroad
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Munda’s copter had a similar snag 2 yrs ago Convicted Tota Singh quits on moral grounds
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With the Congress having suffered in the recent Assembly polls on account of bitter infighting and rampant indiscipline, its president Sonia Gandhi today sent a stern message to party cadres to present a united face.
The Augusta A 109 C crash has again raised pertinent questions regarding safety and maintenance of helicopters flying in the country. 
Convicted Punjab Agriculture Minister Tota Singh today submitted his resignation to Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on moral grounds. His resignation was forwarded to Punjab Governor Shivraj V Patil, who has accepted the same.
The Punjab Cabinet now has 16 ministers including the Chief Minister,
two short of the maximum strength of 18.
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday heaped praise on Punjab-born Dalip Singh
Saund, the country’s first Indian-American member of the Congress.
It was like a bolt from the blue that struck cross-LoC trade. PoK-bound merchandise, mostly dry chillies, worth Rs 2.5 crore was gutted in a major fire at Narwal Mandi here last night.