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Gopal Kanda in a Delhi jail on Tuesday.
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When Prime Minister Manmohan Singh landed at the Mehrabad International Airport in Tehran late Tuesday evening, he found himself once again walking the tightrope. Having tried his best to douse the coal fires that had ignited Parliament, the beleaguered Manmohan Singh must now perform a difficult balancing act at the 16th Non-Alignment Movement Summit that is to begin on Wednesday.
As the BJP gets ready to hit the streets on the controversial coal issue, a combative Congress president Sonia Gandhi today set the tone for her party’s counter offensive against the principal Opposition party in her meeting with party MPs.
The Jammu and Kashmir police today claimed to have solved the August 24 blind murder of a teenage girl in the Budgam district. The police said it was a case of “honour killing”— probably the first such incident to be reported in the state — where a brother and his two sisters strangled their eighteen-year-old sibling to death to save their family from disrepute.