No immediate relief from price rise: Pawar
Govt pins hopes on rabi harvest
New Delhi, November 4
Even as the common man grapples with unprecedented rise in cost of food items, the UPA government today more or less accepted that there was no immediate solution to the problem in sight and people may just have to wait for at least three to four months for rates of essential commodities to climb down.

PM talks tough on Naxal violence
‘Alienation of tribals taking dangerous turn’
New Delhi, November 4
Underlining the need to deal with the raging Naxal violence with determination, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said no sustained development activity was possible under the shadow of the gun and violence could not be tolerated.

Defence college on LeT target
New Delhi, November 4
Two leading boarding schools and a few five-star hotels located at popular tourist destinations are on the target of Pakistan-based terror organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), a senior Home Ministry official said here today.

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Ambani Gas Row
Judge opts out of case
New Delhi, November 4
Citing conflict of interest, Justice RV Raveendran today pulled out of the three-member Supreme Court Bench hearing the gas dispute case of the Ambani brothers, Mukesh and Anil. The Bench, headed by Chief Justice KG Balakrishnan, has already heard the arguments of senior counsel Harish Salve, who appeared for Mukesh-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), for about a week.

Chidambaram wants another Services match scheduled in valley
Jagti/Jammu, November 4
Union Home Minister P Chidambaram said the Services Board cricket team should play another match in Srinagar to repair the damage done by their decision to pull out of yesterday’s fixture against Jammu and Kashmir.

No ‘actual’ infiltration
Editorial: Simply, a disservice

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	Workers and onlookers at the site where the Gujarat-bound Gandhigram Express got derailed on the Panvel-Vasai route near Dombivali in Thane district on Wednesday. Twelve persons were hurt in the mishap. — PTI

Get ready for a warmer week ahead Chandigarh, November 4 Residents of different places, in the entire region, need to be prepared for hot weather in the forthcoming week. Confirming this, the Meteorological Department sources here today said: “Much against widespread public apprehensions about an early winter about a fortnight back, when the region witnessed a dip in the day temperatures, now even nights have become a little hot. This weather is likely to continue for another week.”