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Met brings cheer, predicts normal monsoon this year
New Delhi, April 26
Farmers and administrators can heave a sigh of relief as the country is expected to receive “normal” rains for the fourth consecutive year “I have very good news for farmers as well as others.

CBI says it shared coal report with PMO, Law Minister; govt on defensive
New Delhi, April 26
In a major embarrassment to the Centre, CBI director Ranjit Sinha today told the Supreme Court that he had “shared” the agency’s March 8, 2013 probe report in the coal scam case with Law Minister Ashwani Kumar and senior officials of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) and the Coal Ministry “as desired by them” before giving it to the court.

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Sarabjit attacked in Pak jail; critical
Sarabjit Singh, currently on death row in Lahore’s Kot Lakhpat Jail, today suffered serious head injuries and was admitted to a hospital after he was attacked by two prisoners. Sarabjit, whose execution has been put off a number of times despite rejection of his mercy pleas, was kept in a death cell. He was brought out of the cell for a routine afternoon walk with other inmates of the same cell.

Oppn stalls Parliament over coal block, 2G
New Delhi, April 26
Main Opposition party BJP has refused to cooperate with the government in running the  Parliament unless its key demands - removal of Law Minister Ashwani Kumar over the CBI disclosure in coal block case and rejection of PC Chacko’s draft 2G spectrum report - are agreed to. (Details on NATION page)

Boycott poll, Taliban tell voters
Islamabad, April 26
The banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan has distributed pamphlets in several Pakistani cities, including Peshawar and Karachi, warning people not to participate in next month's landmark general election. Leaflets distributed in several areas of Karachi, the country's largest city, threatened people not to attend political rallies or cast their votes, Dawn News channel reported.
(Details on WORLD page)

Standoff with China in northern Ladakh
India looking to secure other sensitive stretches along LAC
New Delhi, April 26
Ten days into the military stand-off in northern Ladakh, following a Chinese intrusion across the Line of Actual Control (LAC), the top brass of the Ministry of Defence and the Indian Army today chalked out plans and a strategy on other “sensitive stretches” of the LAC.
VHP activists burn a Chinese flag as they protest against the country’s intrusion into Indian territory, in Allahabad on Friday. — AFP