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UK’s
MI-5 officers visited Golden Temple: RAW officer’s book AAP MLA
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British Prime Minister David Cameron has rejected any “conspiracy theory” that the prospects of a lucrative commercial deal may have influenced the British government’s decision in 1984 to supply specialist military help for the storming of the Golden Temple.
Differences
in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) came out in the open today with party MLA
Vinod Kumar Binny accusing the Delhi Government of deviating from its
principles.
The
Punjab Government today directed the District Chief Agriculture Officers
to step up monitoring of the wheat crop affected by yellow rust in the
state. The move came following more reports of yellow rust attack on
wheat crop, especially in the Kandi belt and Banur area, near Rajpura.
Sonu
of Panipat’s Sutana village is in his late twenties, but can’t find
a wife. The reasons are purely economic.