Monday, April 9, 2001, Chandigarh, India
 Updated at 3 am (IST)


Yet another case against Verma

New Delhi, April 8
The CBI has registered another case of disproportionate assets against B.P. Verma, suspended chairman of the Central Board of Excise and Customs. Several assets were found either in his name or in the name of his family members besides some “benami” property, sources in the CBI said.

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Karunakaran’s resignation rejected
New Delhi, April 8
The Congress High Command has rejected the resignation of senior leader K. Karunakaran from the party’s Working Committee which had created a crisis in the party in Kerala in the wake of his unhappiness over denial of nomination to his supporters in the Assembly elections.

Harbhajan Singh, the new international cricket icon, is greeted by his mother on arrival at his residence in Jalandhar on Sunday.
Harbhajan Singh, the new international cricket icon, is greeted by his mother on arrival at his residence in Jalandhar on Sunday. — Photo Sandhu
Hero’s welcome for Harbhajan Singh
Jalandhar, April 8
Having won the hearts of millions of cricket lovers across the country by exhibiting his prowess in the recently concluded series against Australia, the new star on the cricket horizon, Harbhajan is back home among his people.

40 ‘mukhiya’ candidates killed
Bihar approaches UP, Bengal for weapons
Patna, April 8
The already bloodstained state of Bihar is set to create a new history of bloodbath and violence. As the first phase of Panchayat polls start on April 11, killings and gang wars have peaked forcing the top police and administrative brass to review the security aspects of the polls on Saturday.



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55 YC activists hurt in lathi charge

Mumbai, April 8
Fiftyfive Youth Congress workers were injured, five seriously, when the police lathi-charged them while they were trying to break a barricade and stage a rasta roko after Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee’s motorcade passed through Kherwadi here today.

EC, election observers to meet today
New Delhi, April 8
The Election Commission has convened a meeting of election observers here tomorrow to discuss measures for the smooth conduct of the assembly elections in five states on May 10.

Vincent’s wife asked to explain
Mumbai, April 8
The government has written to Ms Lily George, wife of Congress President Sonia Gandhi’s personal secretary Vincent George, to explain “the compassionate grounds” under which she applied for allotment of a petrol station.

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A boatman takes a nap as shikaras stand idle, waiting for prospective visitors to Dal Lake in Srinagar on Sunday.J&K page: Fear dominates Kashmir tourism


A boatman takes a nap as shikaras stand idle, waiting for prospective visitors to Dal Lake in Srinagar on Sunday. 
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Drive for Pak corridor to Sikh shrine
Amritsar, April 8
Even as the Government of Pakistan will open Gurdwara Kartarpur (Narowal), for the first time since Partition to Sikh devotees, a mass movement would be launched for the construction of a corridor to this gurdwara from Dera Baba Nanak, Gurdaspur. 


Militants filming attacks
Jammu, April 8
They come in twos or threes, open fire on a security camp or hurl a grenade or plant an IED or storm a security picket. Another militant is shooting the scene with a sophisticated video camera. This is not reel but real story. Of late, militants have started shooting major incidents of storming a security camp by fidayeen or damage caused to an Army convoy in an IED blast.

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