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November 11, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
New Delhi, November 10
A well-planned
high-voltage publicity drama today boomeranged on BJP President L.K.
Advani as party bickerings were telecast live, leaving the party no
options but to suspend defiant general secretary Uma Bharti from the
party on charges of indiscipline.
Uma Bharti at the BJP headquarters in New Delhi on Wednesday.
— Tribune photo by Rajeev Tyagi |
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YOUR VOTE |
Should khap panchayats have any authority to
interfere in marriages?
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 Vajpayee backs
suspension
 Top
cleric rushes to see Arafat
Burial plans afoot in Ramallah
Paris, November 10
A top Muslim cleric rushed to Yasser
Arafat’s bedside in a French hospital today, insisting the veteran
Palestinian leader was still alive, even as aides pushed ahead with burial
preparations.
Sonia
non-committal on economic package
Shimla, November 10
Assuring cooperation to accelerate
the pace of development in the hill state, Congress President, Sonia
Gandhi, today asserted that the UPA government at the Centre would not
discriminate against any state on political consideration.
Himachal page: Indira longed to settle in HP:
Sonia
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Mrs Sonia Gandhi, Chairperson of the UPA, at bhoomi pujan of Himachal Congress Bhavan in Shimla on Wednesday. Also in the picture are Mr Virbhadra Singh, Chief Minister, and Mrs Vidya Stokes, HPCC chief.
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India
to revive hotline with Pakistan
New Delhi, November 10
India has provided to Pakistan
technical details for installation of a hotline between the two Foreign
Secretaries, one of the major confidence-building measures between the
two nuclear neighbours.
Pilot
of Mirage dead
New Delhi, November 10
Clarifying reports that the pilot
of the Mirage-2000 fighter aircraft, which had crashed last night near
the Gwalior airbase, had bailed out safely, the Indian Air Force today
said Flight-Lt Neehar Gururani, who was flying the aircraft, had been
killed.
In video: (28k, 56k)
Mirage crashes surprising:
IAF
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Her
“martyr” husband may be alive
 Mohali,
November 10
For 33 years, 65-year-old Surjit
Kaur believed that her husband, Captain Bhajan Singh Katwal, had been
killed in the 1971 Indo-Pak war. But today she has reasons to believe he
might be alive.
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Arafat
is dead, say Palestinians
November 10, 2004
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India, EU vow to combat terror
November 9, 2004
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Pak proposals to be examined when received, says
Patil
November 8, 2004
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Centre open to Hurriyat’s Pak visit
November 7, 2004
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India committed to resolve issues with Pak, says PM
November 6, 2004
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Petrol,
diesel prices hiked by over Rs 2
November 5, 2004
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Bush
is US President again
November 4, 2004
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Free-for-all in Orissa Assembly, CM injured
November 3, 2004
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Bush,
Kerry target key states in final hours
November 2, 2004
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No
increase in petrol, diesel prices
November 1, 2004
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Shinde
is Andhra Governor
October 31, 2004
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