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Raja Parvaiz Ashraf, a stalwart of the ruling PPP, today became Pakistan's new Prime Minister as the country struggled to come out of its latest political crisis. 
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee is likely to resign from his post on June 26 as he gets ready to move to Rashtrapati
Bhavan. He will file his nomination papers for the presidential election on June 28.
Mukherjee would have stepped down soon after the UPA announced his candidature last week, but had to hold back his resignation as Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was out of the country.
When it rains heavily for hours here, people living at the foot of numerous hillocks in and around the city are exposed to peril. It has been happening in all the recent years, thanks to rampant encroachment and mushrooming of dwelling houses
The infrastructure on the Indian side along the Line of Actual Control in Ladakh region is in a ‘bad shape’.
This is in sharp contrast to the Chinese side, where metallic blacktop highways exist from the zero line and are connected to far away Beijing.