Wednesday, May 3, 2000, Chandigarh, India Bharatpur fire loss 376 cr Black Friday haunts
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Amnesty on ICC agenda LONDON, May 2 The International Cricket Council (ICC) which met here today is understood to be considering a proposal to give amnesty to players and officials to give evidence to prove match-fixing allegations and virtually cleared the world bodys President Jagmohan Dalmiya of any involvement in the negotiations of the 1998 ICC knockout Cup telecast bid.
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Topple-Bibi move upsets
CM Jagir Kaur summoned JALANDHAR, May 2 Even as the SGPC chief, Bibi Jagir Kaur, left for Chandigarh today on being summoned by Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal following reports that her rivals in the SGPC were trying to dethrone her, supporters of the Bibi from Begowal area began rallying behind her. Stocks crash on rumours APHC
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Remove Director, says
court CHANDIGARH, May 2 Allowing an application moved by the Punjab Cane Commissioner, Mr Mewa Singh Sonar, the UT Civil Judge (Junior Division), Mr Mahender Singh, has directed the Punjab Government to take the current duty charge of the Director, Agriculture, away from Mr Deep Singh Sahota with immediate effect.
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