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Fiji
chiefs for interim govt
Property of Indians looted
SUVA, May 25 — Fiji’s influential great council of chiefs will
seek an interim government and favours a pardon for George Speight,
the man holding the country’s Prime Minister hostage, website
www.Fijilive.com said early today.
SUVA: Rebel leader George Speight, left, United Nations representative Sergio De Mello, and the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth Don McKinnon, right, depart from a meeting at Fiji Parliament, on Wednesday.
— AP/PTI photo
Harpreet’s
engagement confirmed
CHANDIGARH, May 24 — In
a reply before the Punjab and Haryana High Court here, Punjab
Inspector General of Police Mr K.K. Attri, today stated that the
enquiry being carried out in Harpreet Kaur’s case had confirmed her
engagement with petitioner Mr Kamaljit Singh.
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Dear
Readers,
After
the fabulous success of Chandigarh Tribune, we are launching
Ludhiana Tribune on June 1. It will not only meet the long-felt
need of the citizens of Punjab's industrial hub and its
neighbouring areas for more credible news and information, but
also act as a watchdog of their interests along with the main
edition of The Tribune.
It will focus on local issues,
events, educational institutions, the arts, commerce, industry and
life and society.
We need not emphasise that The Tribune is the heartthrob of the
people of North India and we shall try our best to live up to
their hopes and aspirations.
The Tribune has a tradition of healthy journalism. In tune with
this, we are exploring new frontiers of information, knowledge and
opportunities. We shall continue to provide you a rich fare in
news and views from the neighbourhood and beyond. The
Internet Editon will thus have expanded coverage from the Ludhina
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