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Lashkar’s Tunda was in touch with ISI
Ran well-knit network in Pak, Bangladesh
Says Dawood living in Karachi safe house
Abdul Karim TundaNew Delhi, August 18
Arrested Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist Abdul Karim Tunda was running madrasas in Pakistan and training youths to become “jihadis”, sources in the Delhi Police said today.

Army warns Pak against ceasefire violations in JK
Major General VP SinghSays spl groups planning more attacks
Jammu/Rajouri, August 18
The Army today said Pakistan was making a “serious mistake” by continuously violating ceasefire along the Line of Control where more attacks were planned by its border action team. Major General VP Singh

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Energies of the Congress-led UPA Government are directed to work for approval by the Lok Sabha to the Food Security Bill by August 20, a day several of its state governments are rolling out the ambitious welfare measure coinciding with the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.

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Flooded Sutlej maroons 50 villages in Ferozepur
Ferozepur, August 18
The flood situation continues to be grim in the border district with standing crops on more than 40,000 acres of land submerged in around 50 villages situated near the Sutlej. The fear of more floods due to incessant rain is a cause for concern with residents already having started shifting to safer places. (Details on Punjab page)

Evicted from Haryana village, Sikh farmers left in lurch
Karah Sahib (Pehowa), Aug 18
Evicted from their lands, hounded by the administration, facing hostility from the village panchayat and completely dependent on the local gurdwara for food, 150 Sikh families living near Pehowa in Haryana’s Kurukshetra district are struggling to survive.
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Affected Sikh families of Kupia Plat in Karah Sahib plead their case before former chairman of National Commission for Minorities on Sunday. Affected Sikh families of Kupia Plat in Karah Sahib plead their case before former chairman of National Commission for Minorities on Sunday. A Tribune photo


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