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Defence delegations of India and Pakistan began their two-day talks in the Siachen issue on a cautious note at Rawalpindi this evening.
An alleged member of the sand mafia crushed a police constable to death under a dumper loaded with sand at a “nakka” near the Palla police post in the wee hours today.
The victim was identified as Mahaveer Singh of Dubaldhan Majra village in Jhajhar district.
Mahaveer Singh and his three colleagues had set up the nakka there following a verbal transmission from the Police Control Room about a dumper fleeing towards Delhi. 
The India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) prediction of near-normal monsoon seems to be falling apart.
Not only are the country’s most awaited seasonal rains way short of expected reach at this time of the year, but their intensity is also well below the mark. The cumulative countrywide rain is 30 per cent below the Long Period Average
(LPA).
