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Saturday, January 26, 2013, Chandigarh, India
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Headley sentence disappoints India, US defends jail term
Salman Khurshid says India to press for extradition of 26/11 mastermind
New Delhi, January 25
India today said it would have liked a “severer sentence” being given to LeT operative David Coleman Headley for his role in the Mumbai attack even as the US justified the 35-year sentence awarded to him.

Editorial: Headley deserved no mercy

Reset moral compass, ensure gender equality: Pranab
New Delhi, January 25
President Pranab Mukherjee today asked the elected representatives of the country to win back people’s confidence and channel the anxiety among the youth towards change.
President Pranab Mukherjee addresses the nation on Friday on the eve of the 64th Republic Day of the country. President Pranab Mukherjee addresses the nation on Friday on the eve of the 64th Republic Day of the country. Tribune photo


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Rajesh Khanna, Bhatti, Dravid get Padma Bhushan
New Delhi, January 25
The government announced the prestigious Padma Award for 2013 on the eve of Republic Day today. Actors Rajesh Khanna and Jaspal Bhatti, and cricketer Rahul Dravid have been selected for Padma Bhushan.

Agni-V, Gorshkov to be part of R-Day Parade
New Delhi, January 25
Final security checks in progress at the Rajpath in New Delhi on Friday.
Long-range ballistic missile Agni-V will be on display at the Republic Day Parade here tomorrow. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will arrive at the Rajpath around 9.30 am while the display of military equipment and cultural diversity will commence around 10 am.
Final security checks in progress at the Rajpath in New Delhi on Friday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui


The offices of The Tribune will remain closed on January 26, 2013, on account of Republic Day. There will, therefore, be no edition on January 27, 2013

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PUNJAB: No funds, Ropar civic body to borrow money

HARYANA: Girl found murdered in Faridabad guest house

J&K49 police personnel awarded

HIMACHAL: Free travel facility for govt students from next session

CHANDIGARH: Civic body set to breach protocol

LUDHIANA: Encroachers have a free run

DELHI: Woman’s body found in sacks
BUSINESS: RBI likely to cut interest rates for first time in nine months
OPINIONS: Headley deserved no mercy

NATION: Padma Awards for 108

SPORTS: England play tourists, Indians play soccer
WORLD: N Korea threatens rival South over UN sanctions




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Pakistan likely to accord India MFN status
Pakistan is likely to grant Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status to India next month, Minister of State for Commerce Abbas Khan Afridi told the Senate here. Afridi’s statement rebuffed media reports that the government may delay awarding MFN status to India as the government was facing pressure from various stakeholders, particularly from industrialists associated with the textile industry in Pakistan. Religious extremist groups and a section of the conservative media have also opposed the move.

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Ex-DC’s bail plea rejected, faces arrest
Patiala, January 25
Suspended IAS officer and former Patiala Deputy Commissioner Vikas Garg, whose pre-arrest bail plea was turned down by the Supreme Court yesterday, may be arrested anytime in connection with the Rs 250-crore Patiala land scam. In a separate hearing, the apex court also denied bail to another accused Yashpal Aggarwal in the same case.

A first: Cloned buffalo delivers calf
Karnal, January 25
In a major breakthrough, a cloned buffalo for the first time ever gave birth to a calf at the National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI) here. The birth of a female calf to a cloned buffalo, Garima-II, is being seen as a revolution in the dairy sector.

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