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Efforts to bring back black money on right track: Modi
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday promised to get back every penny of the black money stashed abroad, days after his government was accused of making a U-turn on the issue.

CBI likely to quiz Jayanthi on land diversion for Jindal plant 
NEW DELHI: CBI is likely to convert into FIRs the preliminary enquiries against Jindal Steel and Power Ltd and JSW Steel for alleged diversion of forest land for their plant in violation of norms and may also examine former Environment Minister.

Drug peddler killed, 22kg heroin seized along Indo-Pak border
Politicians demand unconditional apology from Vadra for attacking journalist
Not getting remunerative prices: Punjab, Haryana basmati growers 
Govt notifies 33 pc gas price hike
Petrol pump staff shot at, over Rs 50,000 looted
Gold may decline to Rs 24,500 by Dec if rupee stays constant' 

Vadra land deals
Law will take its own course: Haryana CM
CHANDIGARH: Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Sunday said the law will take its own course on the land deals in the state involving businessman Robert Vadra's company.

Haryana Assembly session to begin tomorrow 

Fadnavis retains key portfolios; Khadse gets Revenue
MUMBAI: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday allocated portfolios to his 10-member Council of Ministers while keeping the Home, Urban Development, Housing and Health departments with himself.

Devastated as captain, Tendulkar wanted to quit: Autobiography
NEW DELHI:
He might be revered as the 'God of Cricket' but there was a phase in Sachin Tendulkar's awe-inspiring career, when the batting maestro felt so "scarred" and "devastated" by the Indian team's ineptitude under his captaincy that he wanted to completely move away from the sport.


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Identify, punish ’84 riot guilty, says Badal
Punjab CM Parkash Singh Badal (C) with Sikh leaders at the memorial site in New Delhi.Govt planning to reopen some cases: Jaitley
New Delhi, November 1
Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today asked the government to identify and punish political leaders and police officers responsible for the killing of thousands of innocent people during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

Punjab CM Parkash Singh Badal (C) with Sikh leaders at the memorial site in New Delhi. Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

Sikh bodies observe Punjab bandh
AISSF president among 200 activists detained
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Jalandhar: Bandh remains peaceful in city
Anantnag: Sikhs demand justice


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Let BJP reflect country’s diversity: PM
As 1st online party member, tells cadres to reach out to villagers
PM Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah greet each other in New Delhi on Saturday.
New Delhi, November 1
With a smartphone in his hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today became the first online member of the BJP.

PM Narendra Modi and BJP president Amit Shah greet each other in New Delhi on Saturday. Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

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PUNJAB: AISSF president among 200 activists detained

HARYANA: 5.29 lakh cases pending in state: Justice Mittal

J&K: CM errs on history of Ganderbal, deletes tweet

HIMACHAL: Delay in Kandaghat substation to be probed
UTTARAKHAND: Experts concerned over hazards of auto emission

CHANDIGARH: Sec-17 firing: 5 accused acquitted

LUDHIANA: Rail traffic off track, rest on track in city

DELHI: Lid off cyber crime

OPINIONS: The power relay within family circle

NATION: Sena wants to be part of govt before Fadnavis’ trust vote

SPORTS: BCCI claims Rs 258cr from WI board
WORLD: Kidnapped girls have been married off: Boko Haram

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Recovered booty ties Gohana cops in knots
Sonepat, November 1
The Sonepat police are painstakingly sifting through the affidavits from the victims of the Gohana bank heist to ascertain the exact details of their stolen valuables.

People gather near the ill-fated bus after the accident.14 die as bus falls into gorge in Chamba
Dharamsala, November 1
Fourteen persons were killed and 10 others injured when a private bus (HP-73-1568) fell into a deep gorge in the remote Salooni area of Chamba district. 

People gather near the ill-fated bus after the accident.

Midnight raid: Rs 25K relief for African victims
NHRC tells Delhi Govt to compensate 12 women for ‘racial prejudice’
New Delhi, November 1
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) today directed the Delhi Government to pay Rs 25,000 each to 12 African women who were “victims of racial prejudice and unlawful acts” during a midnight raid in the Khirki Extension area in January.

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