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New terror groups threaten India: PM
 Refrains from naming groups at conference of chief ministers on internal security
New Delhi, February 1
 While exhorting states to speed up non-lethal ‘Standard Operational Procedures’ to deal with public protests and unruly crowds, the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the Home Minister P Chidambaram today expressed their concern over the emergence of new and ‘right-wing’ terror groups in the country.

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Thomas defends his appointment
Says all eight IAS officers clubbed with him faced corruption charges
 New Delhi, February 1
 In a startling revelation, the embattled Central Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) PJ Thomas today informed the Supreme Court that all eight IAS officers clubbed with him for the purpose of vigilance clearance in 2008 were facing corruption charges.


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1 million march to oust Mubarak
Army vows not to fire on protesters
Cairo, February 1
 Close to one million Egyptians from diverse sections marched into central Cairo today in an unprecedented mammoth rally mounting relentless pressure on President Hosni Mubarak to quit after three decades in power.

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Muted condemnation of girls’ killing unfortunate: Omar
New Delhi/Srinagar, February 1
 The killing of two girls in Sopore by suspected LeT militants evoked sharp reactions today with Chief Minister Omar Abdullah calling the “muted condemnation” of the shocking incident by citizens and separatist leaders as “unfortunate”.

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 Shunglu panel indicts Lalli, Aruna Sharma
New Delhi, February 1
 A high-level committee that went into the alleged financial irregularities during the Commonwealth Games has indicted suspended Prasar Bharti CEO BS Lalli and Doordarshan Director-General Aruna Sharma, accusing them of “collusion” with a UK-based firm that benefited by Rs 135 crore in the broadcast deal. The two-member committee headed by former Comptroller and Auditor-General VK Shunglu has also recommended action against the two officials saying “they cannot be recused from the acts of omission and commission which facilitated this wrong doing”.

US official says ankle tags are hip!
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New Delhi/Washington, February 1
 The government today lodged a strong protest with the US Embassy here over an American official’s statement that ankle tags were hip and happening and there was no reason for the Indians to get agitated over the issue.

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