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The Lok Sabha logjam entered its 10th consecutive day today with the government failing to push through food security bill despite giving in to the Opposition BJP’s demand of Prime Minister’s intervention in the missing coal file issue.
Admitting
that the sinking of submarine INS Sindhurakshak has cast a shadow on the
capability of the Indian Navy to provide maritime security, Defence
Minister AK Antony today said the Board of Inquiry (BoI) set up will
look into all aspects, including ‘sabotage’, behind the August 14
fire and explosion.
Pakistani
troops opened heavy fire on Indian forward posts and villages along the
line of control (LoC) in Poonch district on Thursday after a 24-hour
pause, even as its National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution
condemning retaliatory firing by Indian forces that killed a Pakistani
army captain as an “act of aggression”.
