Friday, February 16, 2001, Chandigarh, India
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4 killed in firing
Villagers protest ultra’s killing
Srinagar, February 15
At least four persons were killed and over 24 injured, four of them seriously, when the security forces opened fire on a group of demonstrators at Haigam, 40 km north of here, blocking traffic on the Srinagar-Baramula highway this afternoon.

The police arrests Ms Mehbooba Mufti, daughter of former Home Minister Mufti Mohammad Syed and Vice-President of the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party during a peace march in Srinagar on Thursday.Edit page: Repeated extension of ceasefire


The police arrests Ms Mehbooba Mufti, daughter of former Home Minister Mufti Mohammad Syed and Vice-President of the Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party during a peace march in Srinagar on Thursday. — Photo by Amin War

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Even as the Pakistan government has announced measures to crack down on militant religious organisations, former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has expressed concern about the growth of a “parallel army” in the country.

Gujarat seeks Rs 20,000 cr aid
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EC for videography in Majitha
New Delhi, February 15
Alarmed by several media reports over violation of code of conduct in the Majitha Assembly constituency, the Election Commission today ordered videography in sensitive and hyper-sensitive polling segments.

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Bhattal pulls up Garcha
Mattewal (Majitha), February 15
Even as the D-Day for the crucial Majitha byelection draws near, the cold war among different groups of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee continues.

One shot at in Sessions Court
Karnal, February 15
Quite a commotion and panic was caused in the District and Sessions Court here today when a firing incident took place in front of the court of Mr J.S. Jangra, Additional Sessions Judge. 


Beauticians make inroads into villages
Bathinda:
Beauticians have started making inroads into the rural areas of Punjab. Beauty parlours have come up even in the remotest areas of a district like Bathinda, otherwise known for its low female literacy rate and social backwardness. The idea that looking beautiful does matter has started appealing to village girls.

The entrance to a beauty parlour in Dhapali village in Bathinda district.
The entrance to a beauty parlour in Dhapali village in Bathinda district.

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