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Second term for Ansari as Vice-Prez
Hamid Ansari after his victory in the V-P poll in New Delhi. Polls 490 votes, while Jaswant gets 238
To be sworn in on Saturday
New Delhi, August 7
Ruling UPA nominee Hamid Ansari was today elected Vice-President of the country for a second successive term in a largely one-sided electoral battle. He will be sworn in at Rashtrapati Bhawan on Saturday.


Hamid Ansari after his victory in the V-P poll in New Delhi. Tribune photo: Mukesh Aggarwal


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FBI probes motive of ‘white’ shooter
Obama says he is ‘heartbroken’
US President Barack Obama said Americans Mourners light candles at the Wisconsin gurdwara. would “recoil” if the shootings at a gurdwara in Wisconsin on Sunday were “motivated in some way by the ethnicity of those who were attending the temple.” Obama said he was “heartbroken” by the deadly shooting.
Mourners light candles at the Wisconsin gurdwara. PTI

Kanda to be quizzed today in suicide case
New Delhi, August 7
The Delhi police will question Haryana Minister Gopal Kanda on Wednesday in the alleged suicide case of former MDLR group employee Geetika Sharma.

Raid on Gurgaon MDLR office

Gopal Kanda and (right) ‘Co-accused’ Aruna Chadha in New Delhi Gopal Kanda and (right) ‘Co-accused’ Aruna Chadha in New Delhi

Pak troops fire at 2 Poonch posts
Jammu/Poonch, August 7
A day after targeting an Indian forward post in the Arnia sector along the 192-km-long International Border (IB), Indian and Pakistani troops again traded small arms fire after Pakistan Rangers violated mutually brokered truce, firing at forward posts in Hiranagar and Poonch sectors along the Line of Control last night.


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Hooch tragedy in Gurdaspur; 11 dead
Gurdaspur, August 7
Eleven persons have died since yesterday after consuming illicit liquor in Johal Nangal and Baleywal villages of Gurdaspur district. While three persons died yesterday, eight more deaths were reported today.

Team India could not win a single game at the Olympics this time. It lost to Belgium 0-3 in its last outing.

0-3: That completes hockey whitewash: Team India could not win a single game at the Olympics this time. It lost to Belgium 0-3 in its last outing. — PTI

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Damage to Ajanta, ASI to shut down caves for visitors
Mumbai, August 7
In about a year's time visitors to the historic caves at Ajanta will have to satisfy themselves gaping at the replica of the ancient monuments as the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) prepares to shut down the four major caves at the historic site to tourists.

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