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India win
by 64 runs
Chandigarh, March 10
India, riding on the advantage of their huge score of 319 for six, outplayed Zimbabwe by 64 runs to win the second of the five-match one-day series at the PCA Stadium here this evening.
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Skipper Sourav Ganguly hits a six off Grant Flower as Zimbabwe wicket keeper Tatenda Taibu looks on in the second ODI match between India and Zimbabwe at PCA Stadium, SAS Nagar, on Sunday.
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Sushma’s
terms for talks
Islamabad, March 10
Information and Broadcasting Minister
Sushma Swaraj has said talks could not be initiated with Pakistan unless it
took concrete measures to address India’s concerns over cross-border
terrorism and other related issues.
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ADGP
orders recall of gunmen
Politicians angry at move
Ludhiana, March 10
Policemen attached as gunmen with
several politicians and former legislators at the expense of routine
policing work have finally been recalled. The significant orders may go a
long way in ending the gunmen menace in the state.
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11
die in Parwanoo bus mishap
Kasauli, March 10
Eleven persons died and 23 were
injured when a private bus carrying a marriage party rolled about 100m
down a hill near Masoolkhana village, about 6 km from Parwanoo in the
wee hours today.
Snow
cuts off Kashmir valley
Srinagar, March 10
Srinagar and its adjoining areas
and higher reaches of Himachal Pradesh experienced fresh snowfall early
this morning. Heavy snowfall at different places on the 300-km-long
Srinagar — Jammu National Highway cut off the Kashmir valley from the
rest of the country.
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VC
delegates powers to Pro-VC, others
Patiala, March 10
The Punjabi University
Vice-Chancellor, Dr Jasbir Singh Ahluwalia, who only two days,
earlier had asked the Pro-Vice-Chancellor not to take any action
without his prior approval, today in a clever move made the Pro-VC
and other varsity officials responsible for maintaining law and
order in the institution in the face of a dharna and rally
scheduled for March 11 besides other programmes announced by the
Joint Action Committee which is agitating for his ouster.
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Advani spells out terms for talks
with Pak
March 10, 2002
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Godhra moves all-party team
March 9, 2002
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VHP to abide by court verdict
March 8, 2002
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Governor
recommends Central rule in UP
March 7, 2002
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Kanchi seer’s formula on temple accepted
March 6, 2002
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VHP
adamant on plan
March 5, 2002
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Gujarat toll mounts to
450
March 4, 2002
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49 more burnt alive, toll 400
March 3, 2002
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Army stages flag march, riot toll
200
March 2, 2002
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Sinha
hits salaried class the hardest
March 1, 2002
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