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Tuesday, November 11, 2014, Chandigarh, India

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updated at 9:15 pm
11 women die after sterilisation surgery, 4 docs suspended
Raipur: Eleven women died and 49 others were hospitalised after botched sterilisation procedure at a state-run camp in Chhattisgarh's Bilaspur district, prompting the government to suspend four doctors and transfer the Director of Health Services.

PM Modi meets Myanmar President Thein Sein
Nay Pyi Taw: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met Myanmar's President U Thein Sein to begin a string of bilateral meetings with over 40 world leaders during his 10-day three-nation tour on the margins of key multilateral summits here and in Australia and a visit to Fiji.

SC disposes off AAP plea on Delhi assembly dissolution 
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday disposed off an AAP petition seeking dissolution of assembly and holding early elections.

 Sena still hopes for a settlement with BJP 
 BJP announces five more candidates for J-K Assembly polls 
 BJP will go it alone 'as of now', says Jitender Singh 

Punjab to have new job policy for sportspersons
Chandigarh: The Punjab government will launch a new job policy for sportspersons bringing laurels to the state by registering victories at international events, Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal said on Tuesday.

50 killed in Pakistan road accident 
ISLAMABAD: At least 50 people, including eight women and children, were killed when a bus rammed into a truck in Pakistan's Sindh province on Tuesday. 

South Korea ends search for those missing in ferry mishap 
SEOUL: The South Korean government on Tuesday announced its decision to end the seven-month-long search operation for those missing during April's ferry disaster. 

J-K polls: 7 ministers, 6 ex-legislators in the fray 
JAMMU: A total of 123 candidates, including seven ministers of Congress-NC coalition, eight former ministers and legislators are in fray for the Jammu and Kashmir's first phase of elections scheduled later this month.


 

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Day after rejig, Modi under fire over ‘tainted’ ministers
 Cong lashes out, NGO says 50% of new ministers face criminal charges
 New Delhi, November 10
 Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first Cabinet expansion came under intense scrutiny of the Opposition today with the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party attacking the BJP for inducting ministers with “tainted and controversial backgrounds.”



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Kiran Choudhry heads Cong in Haryana House
 Kiran ChoudhryChandigarh, November 10
 The Congress Legislature party in the Haryana Assembly will be headed by three-time MLA and former minister Kiran Choudhry. She has been “handpicked” for the job by Congress president Sonia Gandhi. Amid challenging times for the Congress and the “divide” within the party over the choice of the CLP leader, Choudhry “out-manoeuvred” former Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda’s camp that was pitching for a non-Jat face to represent the CLP.

Def deals to be fast-tracked: Parrikar
 New Delhi, November 10
 India's new Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today started off with the promise of being ‘transparent and fast’ in his approach while adhering to the much-needed ‘make in India’ thrust in defence equipment manufacturing. 

Defiant Sena says BJP appeasing Muslims
Mumbai, November 10
Playing the role of an opposition party to the hilt on the very first day of the Maharashtra Assembly session, Shiv Sena's MLAs accused the new BJP government of 'appeasing' Muslims and working against the Marathi people.

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PUNJAB: 12 yrs on, govt abandons NRI conclave

HARYANA: 12 yrs on, govt abandons NRI conclave

J&K: Give me majority in Assembly, I promise prosperity: Omar

HIMACHAL: Government mulls creation of Investment Promotion Board
UTTARAKHAND: ITBP personnel felicitated for Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra

CHANDIGARH: 12 suspects rounded up

LUDHIANA: A daring effort goes in vain

DELHI: Four minors among five die in Begumpur factory fire

OPINIONS:The match begins

NATION:  PM to leave on three-nation tour for key global summits

BUSINESS: Govt plans to list AAI, Pawan Hans
SPORTS: Dhoni to miss first Test in Australia
WORLD: Suicide bomber kills 48 in Nigeria school massacre

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Blast near Kolkata NIA camp office
Kolkata, November 10
A minor blast took place near a CRPF camp, which houses the camp office of NIA probing the Burdwan blast, today. The NIA camp office, situated in the Bidhannagar area in the suburb of the city, is also being used to interrogate Sajid, the mastermind of the Burdwan blast, and other arrested suspects in the blast.

BJP-SAD panel fails to decide on VAT cut
Chandigarh, November 10
The SAD-BJP co-ordination committee meeting on Monday failed to take any decision on reduction of VAT on industry and fuel. Amid a “high-pitched verbal duel” between the two sides, the panel decided to put the ball in Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal’s court.

Sajjad Lone meets Modi, sets off buzz on post-poll alliance in Kashmir
Jammu, November 10
 People's Conference president Sajjad Lone’s meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday has underlined the message that the BJP is taking Kashmir seriously not only for the election purposes beyond it. Prime Minister has been watching Kashmir events closely. His meeting with Lone assumes significance.

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