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Monday,
October 31,
2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated
at 3:00 am (IST)
Terror-hit
Delhi rebounds
Markets open,
police on high alert
New Delhi,
October 30
The three serial
blasts in Delhi yesterday failed to dampen the Divali and
Id festive spirit in the Capital, with Delhiites coming
out in large numbers for shopping in markets decked up for
the occasion.
Inquilabi
Group claims responsibility
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In video: Security beefed
up in Delhi.
(28k,
56k)
The mother of Montu (centre), who was killed in the blast in Sarojini Nagar, at Safdarjang Hospital in New Delhi on Sunday.
— Tribune photo by Rajeev Tyagi
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Will the Delhi blasts affect your Divali plans in any way?
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Rs
1 lakh reward for information on attackers
New Delhi, October 30
The Delhi Police Commissioner, Dr
K.K. Paul, today announced a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for anyone
providing clues to the identity of those responsible for last
evening’s serial blasts in the congested markets of the Capital even
as the death toll rose to 62.
Breakthrough
soon, claims Patil
In
video: Relatives throng Delhi hospitals.
(28k, 56k)
A child with his mother in the Sarojini Nagar market in New Delhi on Sunday.
— PTI
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Nation
page: Kin want DNA tests of charred bodies
Angry
relatives mob PM at hospital
Delhi
blasts: prisoners observe fast
Foreign
tourists unperturbed
Red
alert in Kolkata
Delhi page:
Shocked
shopkeepers resolve to foil plan to spread panic
Explosives
seized in Dadri
Editorial:
Capital terror
World
page: UN, USA, Russia condemn Delhi blasts
Punjab
page: Delhi blasts cowardly act: SGPC
Sports
page: Dravid wants to win for blast victims
Chandigarh page: Delhi
blasts fail to dampen Divali spirit
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Azad
elected party leader
Srinagar, October 30
Union Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad,
who is to take over as the next Chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, was
unanimously elected as Leader of Congress Legislature Party here today.
J&K page:
State
lacks good governance, says Azad
PDP, CPM
extend support to Azad
Five
LoC points to be opened from Nov 7
Islamabad, October 30
India and Pakistan have agreed to
open five points along the Line of Control for people to cross and ferry
relief and reconstruction materials for earthquake victims from November
7.
UN
report: Natwar gets clean chit; Left demands probe
New Delhi, October 30
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today
gave clean chit to External Affairs Minister Natwar Singh against whom
adverse remarks had been passed by a UN inquiry report on Iraq’s
oil-for-food programme.
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Panel
on ’84 riots for Rs 1,000 crore relief
New
Delhi, October 30
The two
committees constituted by the Ministry of
Home Affairs to look into the adequacy of
compensation to 1984 anti-Sikh riot victims
and deal with the issue of providing
additional livelihood have recommended about
Rs 1,000 crore worth additional
compensation.
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BLASTS
ROCK DELHI,
60 DEAD
October 30, 2005
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Navy
sacks 3 officers
October 29, 2005
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Rain
cripples Chennai
October 28, 2005
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Kalam
for policy on death penalty, pardon
October 27, 2005
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No consensus on sharing of waters
October 26, 2005
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Evict Buta
Singh from Delhi house, says SC
October 25, 2005
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No Congress decision on power sharing in J&K
October 24, 2005
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Open
up LoC at 5 points, urges Pak
October 23, 2005
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Indo-US
N-deal by early 2006
October 22, 2005
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Changes in uplinking policy okayed
October 21, 2005
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Saddam defiant at trial
October 20, 2005
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