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NATO Strike killing soldiers
Pak on offensive as US offers probe
Conveys decision to snap supplies for NATO forces
Enraged by the NATO strike that killed at least 24 of its troops, Pakistan on Sunday told the US that the “senseless” attack negated progress in improving ties and forced it to revisit terms of engagement, as Washington quickly moved to salvage the already fragile relations backing a probe into the incident.

World page: Pakistan buries its dead amid fury over NATO strike Protesters burn a US flag in Multan against a NATO strike on Pakistan troops on Sunday. — AFP

FDI storm set to hit Parliament
Opposition plans adjournment motions; it’s unacceptable, says govt
New Delhi, November 27
After a wasted first week, Parliament is headed for another session of washouts with the Opposition today saying it would move adjournment motions in the Lok Sabha and similar motions in the Rajya Sabha to discuss the FDI in retail and the government ruling out acceptance of such notices that entail voting.

Nation page: Supply chain chaos next hurdle for global retailers

Special to the tribune
Was Lord Paul a victim of political vendetta?
Disgraced NRI members of the House of Lords have been offered a potential lifeline to salvage their reputation by a fellow member of the British Upper House. Jalandhar-born Lord Swraj Paul, who has a degree from the MIT in the US and was once a confidant of the late Indira Gandhi, is one of three British lords suspended from Parliament after wrongly claiming thousands of pounds in expenses.

Decision on bringing PM under Lokpal soon
New Delhi, November 27
The parliamentary panel going into the Lokpal Bill will take a call on the issue of inclusion of Prime Minister in the anti-corruption watchdog at its meeting this week, its chairman Abhishek Sighvi said today.

Prez honours 5 armoured corps regiments
Patiala, November 27
The President of India, Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, presented the “Standards” to five regiments of 1 Armoured Division at an impressive ceremony held at the Black Elephant Division, here today.

A proud moment for armoured regiments
	Pratibha Patil, President and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, presents “Standards” to five armoured regiments at Patiala on Sunday. It was for the first time that 132 tanks were on parade. Tribune photo: Pradeep Tewari

Young cavaliers earn their spurs
Patiala, November 27
State-of-the-art T-90 tanks, 132 in all, from five armoured regiments, with Standards and pennants fluttering proudly, rumbled past the saluting dias, dipping their massive 125 mm guns in salute before the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces here today.