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Army chief praises Kayani
New Delhi, February 23
The Indian Army Chief, Gen Deepak Kapoor, has said that the security situation vis-a-vis Pakistan “should improve” now that the elections have been held. In an interview with Karan Thapar for CNN-IBN programme Devil’s Advocate, he praised the new Pakistan Army Chief, Gen Ashfaq Kayani, saying that “it is reassuring to have a person who is a professional soldier at the head of the Army” The interview will be broadcast tomorrow.

Gen Kapoor finds the presence of Gen Kayani (right) “reassuring”

Gen Kapoor finds the presence of Gen Kayani (right) “reassuring”

Moves afoot to clip Musharraf’s powers
Islamabad, February 23
Moves were afoot today to clip President Pervez Musharraf’s sweeping powers despite the US standing by the beleaguered Pakistani leader rendered vulnerable after this week’s parliamentary polls in which opposition parties scored stunning victories.

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IAEA vindicates our stand: Iran
Tehran, February 23
A report released by the UN nuclear watchdog has vindicated Iran’s nuclear programme and left no justification for any UN Security Council sanctions, top government officials said today.

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Sachin Bahri’s sister Ritu being consoled by relatives on Saturday.Jalandhar, February 23
The district police today booked two Adampur Indian Air Force (IAF) officers on the charge of the murder of a 26-year-old civilian employee here today. The case was registered on a complaint filed by the deceased man’s father Govind Ram, working as Upper Division Clerk (UDC) with the force.

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Keeping its commitment to provide social security to all segments of working communities, the government today announced to make health insurance scheme mandatory for unorganised sector from April 1. Addressing a seminar on Knowledge of Pension and Retirement Schemes, organised by Assocham, union labour and employment secretary Sudha Pillai said the scheme would cover 1.6 crore workers of the unorganised sector.

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