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Rift in BJP deepens, now Modi comes under fire
Party mouthpiece rues leadership tussle in Gujarat, Karnataka & Rajasthan
New Delhi, June 1
There was further evidence of disarray in the BJP today. A day after party patriarch LK Advani used his blog to attack his bete noire BJP president Nitin Gadkari, an editorial in the party mouthpiece Kamal Sandesh hit out at Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and other regional satraps such as former Rajasthan and Karnataka chief ministers, Vasundhra Raje and BS Yeddyurappa, for their increasing show of defiance.


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Day after VK Singh retires, BEML sends him legal notice
Bangalore, June 1
Less than a day after Gen VK Singh retired as the Army Chief, the public sector Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) today slapped a legal notice on him, demanding an apology for his “false and motivated” allegations against it in the Tatra trucks case.

Nothing will be brushed under carpet: Army Chief
New Delhi, June 1
Sending a strong message, newly appointed Army Chief General Bikram Singh today spoke about serious concerns and the issues rankling the force.

Haryana revises property tax assessment formula
Chandigarh, June 1
The Haryana Government today revised the property tax assessment formula giving big relief to property owners in the state.

Ranvir Sena chief killed; Bihar on alert
Faced life term in several cases of carnage of 
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Ara (Bihar) June 1
Brahmeshwar Singh, chief of the Bihar's outlawed private militia of landlords Ranvir Sena, was shot dead today by six unidentified gunmen who pumped several bullets into him while he was taking a morning walk.

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Ranvir Sena chief Brahmeshwar Singh, who was killed in Ara, Bhojpur district, on Friday; and (right) vehicles torched by his angry supporters.
Ranvir Sena chief Brahmeshwar Singh, who was killed in Ara, Bhojpur district, on Friday; and (right) vehicles torched by his angry supporters. — PTI

India dodges response to UN human rights periodic review
New Delhi, June 1
India declined to comment on any of the 169 recommendations made by 80 UN member states that participated in its second universal periodic review (UPR) of human rights that concluded in Geneva yesterday.

Punjab Cong civic poll campaign flounders
Rebellion in Ludhiana, Patiala; finding candidates becomes difficult
Chandigarh, June 1
The Punjab Congress campaign for the municipal corporation, nagar council and nagar panchayat elections is floundering with the party being hit hard by rebellion in Ludhiana and Patiala. It is virtually finding no takers for nagar council and nagar panchayat seats. The party, which earlier faced criticism for failing to distribute ticket in league with grassroot workers, has also failed to placate rebels.

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