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2 killed in Delhi bus blast NEW DELHI, July 26 Two persons, including a woman, were killed and four injured in a powerful bomb explosion in a bus at the ISBT in North Delhi today, giving a blow to the city police which has been under severe criticism for the deteriorating law and order situation. India to bargain with USA MANILA, July 26 India is expected to continue its hard bargaining with the USA on issues of nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation. |
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An explosion ripped through this Haryana Roadways bus at ISBT in North Delhi on Sunday. It left two dead and five injured. Photo by T.C. Malhotra 2 civilians killed in Pak firing SRINAGAR, July 26 Two civilians were killed when Pakistani troops resorted to shelling in Teetwal and Keran sector of Kupwara district of north Kashmir last night |
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Sharif talks COLOMBO, July 26 The Sri Lankan capital is preparing to host a summit of the South-Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) under the shadow of the Pokhran and Chagai blasts. SAARC draft skirts N-issue COLOMBO, July 26 The draft Colombo declaration of the SAARC summit skirts the explosive nuclear issue, even as it seeks to infuse renewed urgency to economic cooperation among the member states. |
40,000 brick-kilns face
closure CHANDIGARH, July 26 The sword of Damocles hangs over owners and workers of 40,000 brick-kilns as the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests has proposed a ban on the excavation of top soil within a radius of 50 km from the coal-based thermal plants in the country.
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