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Editor-in-Chief, Publisher & Printer:
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Copyright : The Tribune Trust, 2012.
The
Supreme Court today directed the Haryana’s Claims Commissioner to pass
an order within four weeks on the Railways’ claim for a compensation.
A
veritable who’s who of Punjab politics and babudom has land in
Chandigarh’s periphery, including the area around Mullanpur sought to be
rechristened as New Chandigarh by the Punjab Government.
Mumbai,
July 24
Afghanistan's
first and only female provincial governor and an aid worker from
Myanmar's Kachin minority are among the winners of this year's
prestigious Ramon Magsaysay awards, the award foundation said today.
A
Mumbai court today framed charges against actor Salman Khan, including
under harsh provisions relating to culpable homicide, in the 2002
hit-and-run case for which he may face a jail term of 10 years. The
Bollywood superstar, who had earlier been tried for a lesser offence of
causing death by negligence (Section 304 A of IPC), which provides for a
maximum punishment of two years in jail, will now stand trial under a
more stringent law.
Guinness
World Records may investigate claims that India is home to the oldest
man in the world. The claimant is a retired fruit trader, Feroz-un-Din
Mir, from Uri in Baramulla district of Kashmir, only 18 km from the Line
of Control. Married to a woman in her 80s, Mir has had four previous
wives and claims he is 141 years old. Guinness World Records currently
recognises 115-year-old Japanese Misao Okawa (nee Aoki), who was born on
March 5, 1898, as the oldest living person.