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PM breaks silence, slams BJP for Parliament washout
 Urges people to stand up against the forces of anarchy
Manmohan Singh, PMNew Delhi, September 7
 As the Congress and the BJP get ready to hit the streets on the coal blocks issue after a wasted monsoon session of Parliament, an unusually combative Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today slammed the BJP for “lowering the prestige of India as the world’s largest Parliamentary democracy by preferring obstruction over discussion.”
                                                      Manmohan Singh, PM

BJP to chalk out strategy on Sept 13



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India, Pakistan set to sign liberalised visa regime
 Islamabad, September 7
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna introduces his delegation to Pakistan Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf at a meeting in Islamabad on FridayIndia and Pakistan are all set to sign a liberalised visa agreement with Islamabad going all out to state that the new pact was on the anvil while New Delhi preferred to be guarded.
 External Affairs Minister S M Krishna introduces his delegation to Pakistan Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf at a meeting in Islamabad on Friday. — PTI

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Yuvraj Singh during a practice session in Visakhapatnam on Friday, a day before India’s T20 match against New Zealand. — PTI

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Children among 8 die in J&K accidents
Batote/Srinagar, September 7
Eight persons were killed and around 40 injured in various accident in Jammu and Kashmir over the past 24 hours.

Sidhu raises stink over trash in Amritsar, moves HC
Navjot Sidhu and his wife at the High Court on FridayChandigarh, September 7
Navjot Singh Sidhu may be guffawing his way to popularity in laughter shows on the national television.


Navjot Sidhu and his wife at the High Court on Friday.


Post-RTE, Haryana has gone from bad to worse on school dropout scale
Karnal (Indri), September 7
Rohit, a class IV dropout, picks rags to support his family in Karnal district on FridayRohit, a Class IV student of Government Primary School, Indri, suddenly stopped attending his classes in March this year.

Rohit, a class IV dropout, picks rags to support his family in Karnal district on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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