Wednesday, October 2, 2013, Chandigarh, India
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No question of me resigning, says PM
Rahul Gandhi to meet Manmohan today 
Cabinet to decide fate of controversial ordinance on lawmakers
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on-board the PM’s special flight
October 1
PM Manmohan Singh talks to the media during an on-board press conference on his way home from Frankfurt, on Tuesday. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh asserted that there was “no question” of his resigning over the outburst by Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi denouncing the ordinance passed by the Union Cabinet recently.
PM Manmohan Singh talks to the media during an on-board press conference on his way home from Frankfurt, on Tuesday. — PTI


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Manmohan strongly disapproves of Modi’s brand of politics
October 1
Describing his meeting with Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly as “useful”, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the two leaders had “taken steps towards normalisation of the relationship” between the two countries.

Meeting with Nawaz Sharif useful: PM
October 1
Describing his meeting with Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly as “useful”, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the two leaders had “taken steps towards normalisation of the relationship” between the two countries.

Cong MP Rashid Masood gets 4-year jail for corruption
Had fraudulently recommended students for MBBS course
New Delhi, October 1
Police takes away Rasheed Masood after sentencing in New Delhi on Tuesday. A CBI court today sentenced Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP Rasheed Masood to four years in jail in a corruption case involving recommendation of undeserving students for MBBS course in 1990-91.
Police takes away Rasheed Masood after sentencing in New Delhi on Tuesday.

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Unsafe Shimla: Two teenagers raped
Shimla, October 1
A schoolgirl was raped by a classmate and four others and, in a separate incident, a minor girl was raped after being abducted in Shimla. The 15-year-old schoolgirl was allegedly gang raped by five persons, including a taxi driver, after she was abducted from near her home in Vikasnagar locality of the town on September 28.

India, China hold border meetings
New Delhi, October 1
Indian and Chinese Indian and Chinese Army officers meet at a function to mark the 64th Chinese National Day near Chushul town on the Chinese side on Tuesday. troops today conducted three separate border meetings along the 3,448-km Line of Actual Control (LAC) that runs in the Himalayas and is deemed to be the boundary between the two countries.
Indian and Chinese Army officers meet at a function to mark the 64th Chinese National Day near Chushul town on the Chinese side on Tuesday. A Tribune photo

Political deadlock over ‘Obamacare’ forces US shutdown
Washington, October 1
Tourists look at a sign announcing closure of the Statue of Liberty, in New York on Tuesday. The US Government today shutdown, for the first time in 17 years, as the Republican and the Democrats failed to strike a deal on spending and budget mainly due to their differences over ‘Obamacare’,.
Tourists look at a sign announcing closure of the Statue of Liberty, in New York on Tuesday. AFP
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