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Wednesday, February 15, 2012, Chandigarh, India
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Bombings in India, Georgia, Thailand closely linked: Israel...more
 
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No evidence yet of Iran hand in Delhi car blast: India
Chidambaram says the strike handiwork of ‘well-trained’ person
A man lying in the background with his legs blown off after an explosion in Bangkok.
New Delhi, February 14
India has so far not agreed with Israel and the United States that Iran was behind yesterday's car blast in New Delhi in which an Israeli woman diplomat, Tal Yehoshua Koren, was seriously injured.

A man lying in the background with his legs blown off after an explosion in Bangkok. — AFP, P13 — AFP

Special Investigators examine a vehicle that exploded near the Israeli embassy in New Delhi
Special Investigators examine a vehicle that exploded near the Israeli embassy in New Delhi, on Tuesday. — AFP 


Union Home Minister P Chidambaram talking to media after a high level meeting at his office regarding the explosion in an Israeli diplomat’s car. 
Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal 



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After yesterday's blast, Delhi Police is still piecing together information on the possible escape route of the motor-cyclist who planted the bomb.
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Seeking to end the row with the EC over his Muslim sub-quota remark, Law Minister Salman Khurshid has expressed regret, saying it was never his intention to transgress the law and undermine the poll code of conduct. In a letter delivered to the EC midnight last night, Khurshid said that he "bows to the wisdom of EC" and has given his commitment to ensure that such a situation does not arise again.

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The tantrik father with the body of the three-year-old boy that was exhumed from his houseIn a spine-chilling incident, a father allegedly sacrificed his three-year-old son to propitiate ‘Baba Bhairav Nath’ at his residence at Kul Dabhi village in Sunderbani tehsil of border district Rajouri.
 
The tantrik father with the body of the three-year-old boy that was exhumed from his house. Tribune photo: Anand Sharma 

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17 killed as truck falls into gorge in Himachal
Shimla, February 14
Seventeen persons, including a child, were killed on the spot and two injured when a truck (tipper) of the General Reserve Engineering Force (GREF) carrying workers plunged into a 200-foot-deep gorge near Spillo in the tribal Kinnaur district today.

India pitches for MFN status, Pak disappoints
Even as Commerce Minister Anand Sharma asked Islamabad to expedite the process of granting the Most-Favoured Nation (MFN) status to India, the Pakistan Cabinet today postponed a decision on preparing a negative list of items for trade with India. A press statement issued by the Press Information Department (PID) of Pakistan said the Cabinet considered and directed the Commerce Ministry to consult all stakeholders before the preparation and finalisation of the negative and positive lists for trade with India.

Love aaj kal: Mumbai girl looks for lover in Rohtak village
Rohtak, February 14
Mushy love sold on the celluloid The Meham police records the statement of Sunitacan relive, after all. And on Valentine Day, no prizes for guessing what it’d look like. So here you go: a Mumbai girl travels all the way to a Rohtak village to find her lover married to someone else.

The Meham police records the statement of Sunita. Photo: Manoj Dhaka

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