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Govt, Opposition on collision course over JPC draft on 2G
 Parties to raise issue in House; PM was kept informed, says Raja
 New Delhi, April 19
 A confrontation between the UPA Government and the Opposition is brewing over the draft report of the Joint Parliamentary Committee probing the 2G Spectrum allocation issue with the Government seeking to douse the inflamed Opposition to wait for the final version.


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2G: JPC draft report punches holes in CAG’s loss calculation
New Delhi, April 19
 The Joint Parliamentary Committee probing the 2G Spectrum allocation issue punched holes into the basis on which the Comptroller and Auditor General of India arrived at Rs 1.76 lakh crore presumptive loss describing the exercise as “ill-conceived” while being critical of the earlier NDA Government for forgoing Rs 42,000 crore revenue as licence fee when it offered migration package to telecom operators.

Delhi again, five-year-old raped brutally; protests erupt
The minor rape victim being shifted to a hospital in New Delhi.New Delhi, April 19
 A five-year-old girl who was abducted and brutally raped, allegedly by her neighbour in east Delhi’s Gandhi Nagar locality, is battling grave injuries, after doctors operated on her to remove a plastic bottle and a candle from her genitals.

The minor rape victim being shifted to a hospital in New Delhi. Tribune photo

Rahul surprises Congress workers with Khanna visit
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi with Union Minister Manish Tewari and PPCC chief Partap Bajwa in Khanna on Friday.Khanna, April 19
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi paid a surprise visit to a party workshop in the town today. His sudden appearance at the workshop took many party workers by surprise.

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi with Union Minister Manish Tewari and PPCC chief Partap Bajwa in Khanna on Friday. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan

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Chinese troops sneak 10 km into Ladakh
Leh/New Delhi, April 19
 In a deep incursion, Chinese troops have entered the Indian territory in Daulat Beg Oldi (DBO) sector in eastern Ladakh and erected a tented post, setting the stage for a face-off with Indian troops.

Eight suspects detained in Bangalore blast case
Crude bomb with ‘delay mechanism’ were used: NSG
Sources said the bomb was a crude and unsophisticated IED and claimed that the Indian Mujahideen is notorious for making such kind of bombs.New Delhi, April 19
 Eight suspects in the Bangalore bomb blast case have been detained from three southern states: Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

Sources said the bomb was a crude and unsophisticated IED and claimed that the Indian Mujahideen is notorious for making such kind of bombs. — PTI

Musharraf arrested, shifted to police HQ
 Pervez Musharraf General (retd) Pervez Musharraf was shifted to the police headquarters in Islamabad from his farmhouse residence at Chak Shahzad on Friday, hours after the former military ruler surrendered to the authorities in the judges’ detention case.

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