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Bypoll results a jolt for Congress
BJP wins Tehri in Uttarakhand, Pranab Mukherjee’s son scrapes through in West Bengal’s Jangipur
New Delhi, October 13
Already on the back foot over a series of corruption charges, the Congress got yet another jolt today in the Lok Sabha by-elections: it was defeated in the Tehri seat in Uttarakhand and barely scraped through in West Bengal’s Jangipur constituency, held by Pranab Mukherjee before he moved to Rashtrapati Bhavan.


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Cong banks on stalwarts’ wives and sons in Himachal
Himachal PradeshShimla, October 13
True to the culture of “dynastic rule” that runs in the Congress, the party has fielded 15 candidates who are either wives or sons of senior politicians as compared to a mere three in the BJP.

Bus fare up 20 per cent in Punjab
Patiala, October 13
The Punjab Government has increased bus fare in the state by around 20 per cent. From today, the commuters would have to shell out 13 paise more for every kilometre. The hike follows recent increase in diesel prices by Rs 5.

Police arrests rape accused as school throws out victim
Sohan Lal (60), accused of raping a 13-year-old girlRatia (Fatehabad), October 13
A 60-year-old vegetable vendor was arrested today for repeatedly raping a 13-year-old schoolgirl for five months at Khai village in Ratia subdivision of Fatehabad. Showing gross insensitivity, the authorities of the Government Middle School, Khai, where the victim studied in class VI, expelled the victim.

Sohan Lal (60), accused of raping a 13-year-old girl.

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10 of family charred in Agra fire
Agra, October 13
At least 10 members of a family were charred to death after a fire broke out at a house on Saturday. Rescuers extinguished the fire after battling for hours. Those killed included four adults and six children from the same family.

Army to get air firepower
New Delhi, October 12
The Ministry of Defence has agreed “in principle” to split the helicopter force between the Indian Air Force and the Indian Army. The MoD has “accepted” the projected requirement of the Army for having attack helicopters - so far being operated only by the IAF.
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Burney comes looking for a family of hearing imapired Indian girl
Pakistan human rights activist Ansar Burney shows a photograph of Geeta (right) in Amritsar on Saturday.Amritsar, October 13
Pakistan human rights activist Ansar Burney today arrived in India in search of the family of a 21-year-old Indian girl who strayed into Pakistan around 13 years ago. The girl cannot speak or hear.

Pakistan human rights activist Ansar Burney shows a photograph of Geeta (right) in Amritsar on Saturday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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