Cars are burned out, while shop windows are boarded up after being smashed in a night of riots in Burnley, England, on Monday. A newsagent’s shop, pub, sex shop and at least five cars were set alight and two other vehicles were overturned as the riot police took to the streets of the Lancashire town to keep gangs of Asian and white youths apart.  — AP/PTI photo

Two jail inmates die in 48 hours
Ferozepore, June 25
Two inmates of the local Central Jail, Balbir Singh and Anwar, have died within 48 hours. Official sources said Balbir Singh, an undertrial in a case related to the smuggling of narcotics, died on Saturday while Anwar, who was undergoing imprisonment of 10 years after being convicted under the NDPS Act, died last night.

41 students told to leave Thapar institute
Patiala, June 25
As many as 41 students of first and second year of Bachelor of Engineering course of the Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology have been asked to leave the institute for failing to secure the requisite grades.

10 ultras shot in Jammu area
Jammu, June 25
At least 10 hardcore militants, including area commander of the Hizbul Mujahideen, were killed in operations launched by the security forces in different parts of the Jammu region during the past 20 hours.

Brar reposes faith in Amarinder
Bathinda, June 25
In a significant development which could have far-reaching effects on the unity among the Congress rank and file, Mr Jagmeet Brar, MP and convener, party MPs of Punjab in Parliament, today said he had full confidence in the leadership of Mr Amarinder Singh.

TRIBUNE SPECIAL
Middle-level shake-up in IT Department
Chandigarh, June 25
As part of the massive exercise to restructure the Income Tax Department for widening the tax base, another major shake-up at the middle level is expected later this month or early next month.

HC asks for order in Ayodhya case

Migrant camps-I TRIBUNE SPECIAL Living in filth, squalor, disease... Jammu, June 25 Condemned to a life of indignity in the four migrant camps of Jammu, displaced Kashmiri Pandits seem to have forgotten the meaning of healthy, hygienic existence. The pharmacist posted at a Nagrota migrant camp medical aid centre shows the poor condition of the blood pressure machine at the centre.