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himachal votes 2012
countdown Shimla, December 17 With pollsters predicting a close finish in the Assembly elections, the Third Front Himachal Lok Morcha (HLM) and Independents are hoping for a repeat of 1998 and 1982 results when the people’s verdict threw up a hung House. With the highest ever number of candidates (459) in the fray for 68 seats, the division of votes is likely to make the contest in most seats really tough. Jats call off quota stir after talks with Hooda
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In another incident shaming the Capital, a 23-year-old girl was brutally beaten up and gang-raped twice allegedly by four men inside a moving private bus in south Delhi last night. She was stripped naked by her assaulters and thrown out of the bus under a flyover at
Mahipalpur. The rape happened in front of the victim’s male friend, who was also badly thrashed by the accused.
Consoling the grieving families of the victims of the deadly Connecticut school shooting, US President Barack Obama today said the nation has failed to keep its children safe and vowed to use all his power to prevent such "tragedies".