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PUBLISHED Newspaper Edition update time 2:30 am (IST) Modi
reaches out to Advani, Joshi Nitish refuses to stay as CM; JD(U) to decide today |
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5,500-cr tax notice slapped on Adani Group
Dump
HJC for Assembly poll, demand BJP leaders Shah’s
next mission: Haryana, M’rashtra |
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communication, waning ideology to figure at CWC meet In
30 Jind villages, taps running dry for 3 weeks
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Editor-in-Chief, Publisher
& Printer: Raj Chengappa
Executive Editor: Kanwar Sandhu
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Copyright : The Tribune Trust, 2012.
After
the party’s historic win on Friday, it was anything but a lazy Sunday
for the BJP-RSS top leadership. Senior leaders remained engaged in a
flurry of meetings.
On a day when the JD(U) Legislature Party unanimously re-elected him as its leader,
Nitish remained unyielding over his decision to quit as CM.
The
Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has slapped a Rs 5,500-crore
show-cause notice on Adani group for alleged over-valuation of capital
equipment imports.
BJP's
Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi's right-hand man Amitbhai
Anilchandra Shah may be given a key role in the party organisation.
As
the Congress counts its losses, the stage is set for deliberations on
issues of concern for the party, including extreme polarisation
witnessed in the elections.
Nearly
30 villages in Jind’s Safidon sub-division have been facing an acute
shortage of potable water since the last week of April.