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Saturday, November 8, 2014, Chandigarh, India

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updated at 9:30 pm

1984 riots: Sikhs protest outside UN
New York: Hundreds of Sikhs protested outside the United Nations headquarters here demanding justice in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots case even as a report on the killings and human rights abuses against the community was presented to the world body.

Punjab to develop Ranjit Sagar dam tourist destination
Pathankot: The Punjab government today wooed a clutch of hoteliers by showcasing them the tourism potential at Ranjit Sagar dam.

Laxmikant Parsekar sworn in as Goa CM
PANAJI: Goa Health Minister Laxmikant Parsekar was on Saturday sworn in as Chief Minister to succeed Manohar Parrikar who is becoming a Union Minister. Parsekar took the oath of office and secrecy soon after the BJP succeeded in persuading Deputy Chief Minister Francis D'Souza to accept his leadership.
BJP, Sena bury hatchet; Anil Desai to join Union Cabinet
MUMBAI: The BJP and the Shiv Sena on Saturday appeared to have resolved their differences with the latter deciding to nominate Rajya Sabha member Anil Desai to be included in the Union Cabinet when PM Narendra Modi reshuffles and expands his ministry on Sunday.

Republican-controlled Congress may favour India: US expert
WASHINGTON: After the Republican victory in the US mid-term, Congress is likely to be more interested in doing more with India on security, energy, and foreign policy, according to an American expert on South Asia.

Modi takes 'Swachh Bharat' campaign to River Ganga
VARANASI: Bringing 'Swachh Bharat' campaign to his Lok Sabha constituency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today wielded a spade to remove silt deposited along the banks of the River Ganga and nominated nine persons to carry forward the cleanliness drive in UP.
Sachin’s autobiography breaks multiple records
MUMBAI: Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar’s autobiography ‘Playing It My Way’ has broken all records of an adult hardback on pre-order subscriptions across both fiction and non-fiction  categories, a statement from the publishers said.
World ‘on the brink of a new Cold War’, warns Gorbachev
BERLIN: Former Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev said tensions between the major powers have put the world “on the brink of a new Cold War”. Gorbachev spoke on Saturday at an event marking the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. 


 
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Budgam firing a mistake: Army
 Promises action against guilty * Announces Rs 10 lakh relief each for kin of two youths killed
Srinagar, November 7
Lt Gen D S Hooda (L), Chief of Northern Command, along with Lt Gen Subrata Saha, GoC, 15 Corps, in Srinagar on Friday. Photo: Amin WarThe Army on Friday took responsibility for the killing of two youths in firing in central Kashmir’s Budgam district.

Lt Gen D S Hooda (L), Chief of Northern Command, along with Lt Gen Subrata Saha, GoC, 15 Corps, in Srinagar on Friday. Photo: Amin War


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Ahead of Cabinet reshuffle, Goa BJP battles bickering
New Delhi, November 7
Amid hints of rebellion in the state leadership over Manohar Parrikar’s successor, the BJP Parliamentary Board is expected to meet in New Delhi tomorrow to choose the new Goa Chief Minister. Parrikar is all set to get a berth in the first expansion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Council of Ministers that will take place on Sunday.

Centre ready to pay Punjab Rs 10,451 cr for paddy purchase
Chandigarh, November 7
The Punjab Government today heaved a sigh of relief after the Centre approved the release of Punjab had been seeking release of second installment from the Centre. second installment worth Rs 10,451 crore of cash credit limit (CCL) to pay farmers in lieu of their paddy procured for the Central pool.
Punjab had been seeking release of second installment from the Centre.

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Relief exempted from poll code, EC tells SC
New Delhi, November 7
The model code of conduct for Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir is not applicable to the relief and rehabilitation work being carried out by the state and the Centre for the flood-hit people, the Election Commission stated in the Supreme Court today.

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PUNJAB: Rs 1,143 cr for JNNURM projects ‘withheld’, Congress protests

HARYANA: Rampal’s followers turn ashram into fortress

J&K: Khattar, Indresh, Jitendra to assist Modi in Mission 44

HIMACHAL: Anurag, 5 others summoned
UTTARAKHAND: Only Nishank, Koshiyari zero in on villages

CHANDIGARH: Kidnapped boy found murdered

LUDHIANA: Fire destroys goods worth crores

DELHI: BJP meet to brainstorm assembly poll strategy

OPINIONS: Now ‘Janata Parivar’

NATION: On maiden visit to Varanasi as PM, Modi adopts village

SPORTS: Clash of the Titans: Part II
BUSINESS: Govt announces measures to ease biz norms, tax regime
WORLD: Prez Obama writes secret letter to Iran’s Khamenei


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MHA does a U-turn, tells EC no relief announced for anti-Sikh riot victims
New Delhi, November 7
In a dramatic about-turn, the Central Government has told the Election Commission (EC) that no decision was taken to give additional Rs 5 lakh compensation each to the families of those killed in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.

Only 17% roads along China border ready
New Delhi, November 7
Workers of the BRO at a road construction site. file photoDefence Minister Arun Jaitley today said India was way behind schedule on making roads along the 3,488 km-long India-China frontier.

Workers of the BRO at a road construction site. file photo

Punjab Police arrest KLF chief, aide 
Chandigarh, November 7
The Punjab Police today arrested Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) chief Harminder Singh, alias Mintoo, and his aide Gurpreet Singh Gopi from the Delhi airport. After their arrest, the Punjab Police disclosed that after five years of power struggle, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan managed to bring Sikh terror outfits together. The ISI was holding weekly coordination meetings with them. 

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