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Army
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After observing fast for the past 41 days, Sikh activist Gurbaksh Singh Khalsa today accepted the Akal Takht directive.
Gurmeet Singh, a militant convicted in former Chief Minister Beant Singh’s assassination case in 1995, was released from Burail Jail on 28-day parole.
With India hitting back by
withdrawing certain privileges of American diplomats, the US today said
the employment of domestic workers would now be on the agenda for the
bilateral talks.
Tales
of horror pour from every quarter as you enter Malakpur relief camp, the
largest among 15 others in western UP's Shamli district.