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Editor-in-Chief, Publisher & Printer:
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Copyright : The Tribune Trust, 2007.
New Delhi, September 17
While
Finance Minister P Chidambaram today categorically stated there was no
going back on its recent reforms measures, the Congress was working
behind the scenes to mollify its angry ally, Trinamool Congress chief
Mamata Banerjee, whose 72-hour deadline to the Centre for rolling back
its decisions expired today.
New
Delhi, September 17
New
Delhi, September 17
Faced
with protests over an anti-Islam film for the third day, the US
consulate here has shut down its visa section for two days from today.
"The visa section will be closed for appointments on Monday and
Tuesday.
There
is no room for students at the government primary school in Saini Majra
(Jhungian) village in Kurukshetra. Despite the school building having
four rooms, the classes are held here in the corridor.