Wednesday, June 26, 2013, Chandigarh, India
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Manmohan, Sonia in J-K vow to fight terror
PM says Centre willing to talk to those who shun violence
Srinagar, June 25
A day after terrorists killed eight Armymen, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi kept their date with Kashmir on Tuesday.

J&K page: Peace imperative for growth in J&K: PM
Sonia talks of development in rural areas
Geelani wants PM to probe rights violations
Omar seeks transfer of Dulhasti project to state

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Jammu & Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah wave to locals and party workers at Kishtwar on Tuesday. On the extreme left is J-K Governor NN Vohra.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Jammu & Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah wave to locals and party workers at Kishtwar on Tuesday. On the extreme left is J-K Governor NN Vohra. Tribune photo: Anand Sharma


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IAF copter carrying 20 crashes near Gaurikund; 8 bodies found
7,000 still stranded as landslides, rain hamper rescue; toll 822
Gauchar, June 25
Gauchar, June 25
An Mi-17 V5 helicopter of the Indian Air Force crashed near Gaurikund this evening killing eight persons, including five IAF personnel and pilots. The helicopter was returning from Kedarnath after dropping supplies. The toll may rise to 20 as the helicopter was carrying ITBP and NDRF men.
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Mi-17s could not undertake rescue operations till about 12.30 pm due to adverse weather conditions. Mi-17s could not undertake rescue operations till about 12.30 pm due to adverse weather conditions. Tribune photo: Vinod Pundir


‘Rambo’ act: After hitting out at Modi, Uddhav backtracks
New Delhi, June 25
The BJP appears to have successfully managed to bring around the Shiv Sena, one of its two remaining allies after the JD(U) left the NDA recently. The Sena had been indulging in some perceptible posturing after the appointment of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the poll panel chief.

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HIMACHAL: Govt mulls FIR in phone tapping case

CHANDIGARH: Cycle-rickshaws a phone call away

LUDHIANA: Engg student stabbed to death

DELHI: 3 die, 50 in hospitals after drinking polluted water
Business: SEBI eases FII entry norms; tightens buyback rules
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NATION: First leg of rescue operations over

SPORTS: Played hard, but can’t party harder
WORLD: Putin says Snowden at Moscow airport, rejects extradition




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Fungicide traces hit exports of basmati to USA
Punjab, Haryana producers want Centre’s intervention
Chandigarh, June 25
The US continues to be an elusive market for rice exporters from across the country, including the main basmati producing states of Punjab and Haryana, over the traces of fungicide found in their produce.

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US Secretary of State John Kerry with HRD Minister M M Pallam Raju in New Delhi on Tuesday.New Delhi, June 25
The India-US relations are set to graduate to the education sector. India today drew the contours of a course for collaboration with educational institutions in the United States, with particular accent on developing skills through tie-ups between technical institutes and community colleges.
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