Friday, October 31, 2003, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Kashmir-specific proposals rejected
India issues diplomatic reprimand to Pak
New Delhi, October 30
India today rejected outright Pakistan’s new as well as old Kashmir-specific confidence-building measures announced yesterday with a diplomatic reprimand that Islamabad should not target any particular Indian region.

Pak defends demand for UN role
Editorial: Inadequate response
World page: India refutes Pak charges of mistreating women in J&K


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Sports page: Indian eves win hockey gold

Indian players lift goalkeeper Helen Innocent (C) after their victory over South Africa

Indian players lift goalkeeper Helen Innocent (C) after their victory over South Africa in the final of the women’s hockey event at the first Afro-Asian Games in Hyderabad on Thursday. India beat South Africa 5-4 in a penalty shoot-out to clinch the gold medal. 
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Poll expenditure to be displayed
New Delhi, October 30
The Election Commission has made it mandatory for the candidates in the fray for the assembly elections in five states to show the accounts of poll expenditure to the observers or returning officers once in three days.

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Samata Party, JD (U) announce merger
New Delhi, October 30
Putting aside their differences, the Samata Party and the Janata Dal (United) today announced their merger ahead of the Assembly poll in five states. The party, post-merger, has been rechristened the Janata Dal (United) and will work under the leadership of the Samata Party President and Defence Minister, Mr George Fernandes.
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Liquor vends closed after Tribune report
Chandigarh, October 30
Liquor vends, both of Indian-made foreign liquor and country liquor, dotting national and state highways, were yesterday ordered to be closed. However, some of them reopened today.
As if a fresh coat of paint was not enough, officials of the Excise Department put ‘‘crosses’’ to declare this vend ‘out of bonds’
As if a fresh coat of paint was not enough, officials of the Excise Department put ‘‘crosses’’ to declare this vend ‘out of bonds’ for consumers. This picture was taken by Karam Singh on the Chandigarh-Banur road on Thursday. 

35 ultrasound machines sealed in Haryana
Chandigarh, October 30
The Haryana Health Department has sealed 35 ultrasound machines for allegedly conducting sex determination tests. The action came after a special task force constituted to enforce the Pre-Natal Diagnostic Test Act raided several ultrasound centres in Narwana, Jind, Kurukshetra, Hisar and Ambala.


Haryana page: Registration of ultrasound centre cancelled

Now, Qadian girl awaits marriage in Pak
Mr Sheikh Abdul Qadeer, helpless father of Nasirk Parwin Hai of Qadian, who could not be granted visaQadian (Amritsar),  October 30
Tahira, a Pakistani national, was lucky to get marriage visa by the Indian High Commission. 

Mr Sheikh Abdul Qadeer, helpless father of Nasirk Parwin Hai of Qadian, who could not be granted visa even after two years of her “Nikah” with a Pakistani boy. — Photo by Rajiv Sharma








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