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Saturday, January 28, 2012, Chandigarh, India
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LIQUOR SHOCKER IN PUNJAB

Over 5 lakh bottles of local brew seized in 34 days. Friday haul: 7,300 cases in Jalandhar 
Chandigarh, January 27
Living up to its notoriety of being a Bacchus-loving state where election time is synonymous with free flow of alcohol, poll-bound Punjab has brought true the worst fears of the Election Commission that liquor would flow freely here.
A recent liquor haul by the Shambhu police. A recent liquor haul by the Shambhu police. A Tribune photograph

Maan plays it on as ‘daru’ draws crowd
Doda (Gidderbaha), January 27
Trust the Punjabi spirit(s). The rage and rancour of election hour is just the right occasion to demand some extra punch, or so it seemed, when popular Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan was invited by local Congress leaders at Doda village in Muktsar’s Gidderbaha Assembly constituency on Friday. Maan has a huge fan following in this part of the state.

Cong plays job card; BJP talks about Ram Rajya
Lucknow, January 27
While the Congress promised creation of 20 lakh new jobs for the youth of the state in the coming five years, the BJP has pledged one crore new employment avenues for the youth in all the sectors during the same period.
(Details on Nation page)


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Manipur to kickstart state polls today
Guwahati, January 27
The fate of 279 candidates will be sealed in electronic voting machines in 2,357 polling stations as Manipur goes to polls tomorrow to elect 60 representatives to its 10th Assembly.
(Details on Nation page)

Rahul promises rapid industrialisation
Fatehgarh Sahib, January 27
Saluting the indomitable spirit of the Punjabis, Rahul Gandhi, AICC general secretary, said here today that he was indebted to the state for three reasons-its foodgrain contribution to the country, its brave soldiers and for giving the nation a competent Prime Minister.
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PC, Nilekani call truce; UIDAI to enroll 40 cr more
New Delhi, January 27
By June 2013, all Indians will have resident identity cards under the ongoing National Population Register (NPR) Scheme of the Home Ministry and unique identity numbers under the Aadhar scheme of the Planning Commission.

Turf war between two ministries over preschool children
New Delhi, January 27
Another turf war is on in the government - with the Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) actively considering a proposal to include 4 to 6-year-olds under the ambit of the Right to Education (RTE) Act and the Ministry of Women and Child Development (WCD) reminding them that preschool education was part of their mandate.

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NRI leaders, including members of the UK Parliament, have rallied behind the Indian High Commission after a baffling political swipe at Acting High Commissioner Rajesh Prasad and his diplomatic colleagues. (Details on World page)

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Gen VK SinghThis letter that General Vijay Kumar Singh, Chief of Army Staff, wrote four years ago is being regarded as an important piece of evidence by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) when the General’s writ petition challenging the Union of India order over the matter of his correct date of birth comes up for hearing in the Supreme Court.

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