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Lanka backs India’s case for inclusion in an expanded UNSC
New Delhi, June 9
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa today sought to cool down tempers in India over the plight of Tamils in his island nation by promising to quickly resettle displaced Tamils and expedite a political solution to the ethnic issue.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajpaksa during a ceremonial welcome at The Rashtrapati Bhawan in New Delhi on Wednesday. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

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Fresh request possible for Anderson’s extradition
New Delhi, June 9
Warren AndersonThe UPA government at the Centre, at the receiving end of widespread criticism for mishandling the trial of the Bhopal gas tragedy, on Wednesday scrambled for cover and announced a slew of steps at damage control. The Government reconstituted a Group of Ministers to be headed by Home Minister P Chidambaram to go into a range of issues related to the industrial disaster.

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State’s job to fix quota, says minority panel chief
New Delhi, June 9
At a time when the tussle between UT Administration and St John’s High School in Chandigarh has raised a significant legal question on whether institutes with small percentages of minority students can claim minority status, the National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions has said it is the responsibility of state governments to fix percentages of minority students to be admitted to certified minority institutes within their jurisdiction.



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New Delhi, June 9
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar appears to have succeeded in prevailing upon the BJP not to field Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and BJP national secretary Varun Gandhi, red rags for secularists and sections of Muslims, as speakers for the forthcoming “Rashtriya Swabhiman” public rally at Gandhi Maidan in Patna on June 13.

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Patil: Look into St John’s case
Chandigarh, June 9
Taking cognisance of the allegations levelled by St John’s School, Sector 26, against UT Home-cum-Education Secretary Ram Niwas for his undue interference in school matters, UT administrator Shivraj Patil has asked the adviser to investigate the matter.

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Punjab’s paddy farmers suffer labour pangs
Chandigarh, June 9
Punjab farmers have been struck a double blow on the eve of the paddy transplantation season, which starts tomorrow. Reliant on migrant labour to transplant paddy on 26 lakh hectares, they are witnessing a few arrivals on trains coming in from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

 

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