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Anger is Advani’s right, will pacify him: Rajnath
New Delhi/Mumbai, September 14
 Hindutva politics continues to go round in circles with a sulking LK Advani refusing to accept what appears to be destined for the Parivar: It will be Narendra Modi as BJP’s choice for prime ministership no matter what. Yet, party leaders and ideologues are busy “sending out the right signals” wheedling Advani away from his avowed opposition to Modi’s nomination.

Haryana page: Modi to sound poll bugle today
 Nation page: Omar ‘cool but alert’ on Modi
BJP chief Rajnath Singh at an event in Mumbai on Saturday. He said he was confident the party would win 272+ seats in the LS polls. BJP chief Rajnath Singh at an event in Mumbai on Saturday. He said he was confident the party would win 272+ seats in the LS polls. PTI


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10 lakh houses for urban poor soon: PM
 Inaugurates Rs 2,400-crore housing project for slum-dwellers in Chandigarh
Chandigarh, September 14
Nearly 10 lakh houses would be constructed in several cities for the urban poor over the next four years under the Rajiv Awas Yojana, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Saturday.
PM Manmohan Singh hands over the papers of a flat to a beneficiary at Dhanas village in Chandigarh on Saturday. Also seen are Haryana CM BS Hooda (extreme left), his Punjab counterpart PS Badal (3rd from left), Punjab Governor Shivraj Patil (3rd from right), Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Minister Girija Vyas (2nd from right) and local MP Pawan Kumar Bansal (extreme right).
PM Manmohan Singh hands over the papers of a flat to a beneficiary at Dhanas village in Chandigarh on Saturday. Also seen are Haryana CM BS Hooda (extreme left), his Punjab counterpart PS Badal (3rd from left), Punjab Governor Shivraj Patil (3rd from right), Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Minister Girija Vyas (2nd from right) and local MP Pawan Kumar Bansal (extreme right). Tribune Photo: S.Chandan


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13 Maoists killed in fierce Odisha gunbattle
Malkangiri, September 14
 At least 13 Maoists, including a woman, were killed in an encounter with security forces in a forest area of Malkangiri district early today. One rebel was captured after the encounter.

NIC meet to discuss UP riots on Sept 23
New Delhi, September 14
 Days after communal riots in western parts of Uttar Pradesh, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will chair a specially convened meeting of the National Integration Council (NIC) on September 23. It will discuss methods on how to combat communalism and casteism in the wake of Muzaffarnagar riots which claimed at least 40 lives.

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CJI defends collegium system for appointing judges to SC, HCs
New Delhi, September 14
 Chief Justice of India P Sathasivam on Saturday defended the collegium system of appointment of judges in the higher judiciary, but said it is the prerogative of the Centre to bring in a Bill to change it.

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