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109 killed in MP temple stampede
Datia (MP), October 13
At least 109 persons were killed today and over 100 injured in a stampede during Navratri festivities near a temple in Madhya Pradesh's Datia district. The stampede was triggered by rumours that a river bridge the devotees were crossing was about to collapse. The state government ordered a judicial inquiry into the mishap which was a shocking re-run of the tragedy at the same site in 2006 when 50 pilgrims were washed away.
Bodies piled up on a bridge following a stampede outside the Ratangarh temple in Datia district of Madhya Pradesh on Sunday.
COUNTING THE DEAD: Bodies piled up on a bridge following a stampede outside the Ratangarh temple in Datia district of Madhya Pradesh on Sunday. — AFP



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Phailin hits 90 lakh people; 23 dead
 Weakens after leaving trail of destruction Lakhs of homes damaged Cargo ship missing
GOPALPUR/SRIKAKULAM, October 13
Cyclone Phailin on Sunday left a trail of destruction knocking down lakhs of homes affecting nearly 90 lakh people and destroying paddy crops worth about Rs 2,400 crore, but little loss of life was reported in Odisha and Andhra Pradesh in the country's strongest storm in 14 years.
 Worst is over, but rebuilding will be an uphill task
 No major loss of life in AP, but crop damage extensive
 Flood alert sounded in Bihar
 Rehab next challenge: Odisha CM
A woman rests near her damaged house in Podampeta village in Ganjam district of Odisha on Sunday. A woman rests near her damaged house in Podampeta village in Ganjam district of Odisha on Sunday. — PTI

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HARYANA: Rs 45 lakh refund for farmers' cooperative

J&K: Lashkar militant again gives police the slip in Srinagar

HIMACHAL: RUSA makes exam date schedule a difficult task

CHANDIGARH: Ravana’s end costs tricity Rs 80 lakh

LUDHIANA: Flames of inadequacy engulf dept
DELHI: Dussehra celebrated with fervour in city
OPINIONS: Nobel for disarmament

BUSINESS: Govt prepared to take tough decisions to check deficits: FM

NATION: Letter row: UP Home Secretary removed

SPORTS: Bailey and his boys display Dasehra fireworks
WORLD: World Bank warns US of financial crisis

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Uttarakhand tragedy: DNA testing of bodies runs into rough weather
Dehradun, October 13
A few months before Phailin struck India’s East Coast pulverising everything that came its way, the trail of another natural disaster in Uttarakhand would show you how such calamities can turn a tragedy into a government farce.

Nobody untouchable in politics: Pawar at Gadkari’s function
Nagpur, October 13
Attending a function where former BJP president Nitin Gadkari rolled out business plan of his Purti Group, NCP president and Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said "there are no untouchables in politics".

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Punjab Advisers with ministerial ranks bereft of legal sanctity
Chandigarh, October 13
The ingenious way of the Punjab Government to please its favourites by appointing them as advisers, with some of them enjoying ministerial status and perks, has no constitutional or legal backing.

water Pollution-1: In a series of reports, The Tribune team takes a look at the state of various rivers and other water bodies. Here is what it found
Govt sleeps as toxic waste poisons water in Punjab
Jalandhar/Kapurthala, Oct 13
Notwithstanding claims of the Punjab Government and the state Pollution Control Board (PPCB) that emphasis is being laid on ensuring clean and green environment in the state.






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