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Sunday,
January 23,
2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Cold tightens grip on north
Several highways closed in HP, J&K
Shimla/Srinagar/Chandigarh,
January 22
The cold wave tightened its grip on northern India as heavy snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh and widespread rain in the plains sent shivers down the region.
Snowfall
in Kasauli
Heavy
snowfall in Manali, no avalanche threat
Widespread
rain brings relief to farmers in region
Vaishno
Devi receives snowfall
Chandigarh
page: Kasauli beckons city residents
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North India reels under fresh bout of cold wave.
(28k, 56k)
Tourists enjoy the snowfall at Kasauli on Saturday.
— Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan |
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CAST
YOUR VOTE |
Do you see Sania Mirza among the top 10 in the near future?
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Ministers
should quit after poll announcement is made: CEC
New Delhi, January 22
In a far-reaching suggestion, the
Chief Election Commissioner and one of the well-known votaries of
electoral reforms T.S. Krishnamurthy today said that all the ministers,
except a two or three holding important portfolios in each state, should
resign as soon as the announcement for Assembly elections is made.
Perspective:
Anti-Laloo sentiment strong in Bihar, says Arun
Jaitley
Opinions
page: Democracy a bad word in Bihar
Nation:
Furnish
proof of criminals operating from jails: SC
Chautala’s
brother joins Congress
Haryana
page: INLD
to move CEC against DC’s transfer
Ban
pre-poll surveys, says Ajay Chautala
Post-poll
pact unlikely: Sushma
Election
page: Paswan’s LJP promises crime-free
Bihar
It’s
all about three Es
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Chidambaram
holds talks for ‘Aam Aadmi’ Budget
New Delhi, January 22
In an effort to upstage the Left
parties and project the Congress as the chief driver of the
implementation of the UPA government’s common minimum programme (CMP),
senior party office-bearers today urged Finance Minister P. Chidambaram
to ensure that the next annual budget makes a strong political statement
and reflects the government’s political will and the concerns of the
“Aam Aadmi”.
Stop
attacks, Pranab tells Pakistan
Kolkata, January 22
The Defence Minister, Mr Pranab
Mukherjee, now in the city, has expressed concern over the fresh round of
mortar attacks in Poonch sector from across the border, which he feared
was bound to disturb the peace process between the two countries.
Nation
page: Pak
N-scientist wants CBMs to avert tension
Punjab
page: Pak army firing from across LoC: Gen
Prashad
Junior
seer’s brother detained under Goondas Act
Chennai, January 22
In what appears to be a vindictive
move, the Tamil Nadu police special investigation team probing the
Sankararaman murder case today invoked the Goondas Act against Kanchi
Mutt manager, Mr Sundersa Iyer and junior pontiff Sri Vijayendra
Saraswati’s brother, Raghu, to detain them for a year without trial.
4
train passengers held with bombs
Mumbai, January 22
Four persons travelling to Mumbai
on the Golden Temple Express were arrested early this morning as soon as
they alighted from the train.
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QUOTE OF THE
DAY
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“Conducting elections in Haryana, Bihar and Jharkhand poses a daunting
challenge”
— T.S. Krishna Murthy
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Murder
charges framed against Shankaracharya and junior seer
January 22, 2005
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Laloo
flaunts Godhra report
January 21, 2005
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Pak
told to probe LoC firing
January 20, 2005
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High Court summons Advani in Babri case
January 19, 2005
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Godhra fire an accident, says report
January 18, 2005
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Musharraf
roots for bus to Muzaffarabad
January 17, 2005
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Ultras
storm stadium
January 16, 2005
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Major, 2 jawans killed
January 15, 2005
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Cong,
RJD fail to reach consensus
January 14, 2005
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