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Monday, January 7, 2013, Chandigarh, India
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 Delhi gang-rape case: Court orders in-camera trial...more
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 Hate speech: Owaisi seeks four days exemption, docs to examine him...more
 Crude oil price falls as uncertainty hits energy markets...more
 Cold wave continues to sweep North India...more

Delhi’s shame
Name her, it’ll give courage to other victims, says father
 ‘Proud of my daughter, she died protecting herself...’
New Delhi, January 6
A traumatised father of the 23-year-old Delhi gang-rape victim wants the world to know his daughter’s real name to give courage to other victims while demanding death for all six accused “beasts”.
2 accused want to be approvers; no escape say experts

IOC blaze contained; 3 killed
 Ahemdabad, January 6
Three persons were killed and at least three reported missing in the devastating fire that broke out at the Indian Oil Corporation’s petrol storage tanker at Hazira, near Surat, in south Gujarat, on Saturday.
Firefighters battle the flames at IOC’s Hazira terminal near Surat on Sunday. Firefighters battle the flames at IOC’s Hazira terminal near Surat on Sunday. — AFP



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Diary that worried Cong has enough to embarrass BJP, too
New Delhi, January 6
Remember the controversial “Mittal diary” that triggered a political storm — embarrassing the Congress — before the recent Assembly elections in Himachal Pradesh? Information available with The Tribune shows that the Mittal diary can also be a source of embarrassment to the BJP-ruled states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

MS Dhoni plays a shot against Pakistan during the last ODI at Ferozshah Kotla in New Delhi on Sunday. India clinched a sensational 10-run victory in a low-scoring thriller to avoid a series whitewash. Some solace, saving grace for India
New Delhi, January 6
India won the third One-day against Pakistan — or did Pakistan lose it? — in thrilling fashion tonight, but don't call it the harbinger of good times yet.
(Details on Sports page)

MS Dhoni plays a shot against Pakistan during the last ODI at Ferozshah Kotla in New Delhi on Sunday. India clinched a sensational 10-run victory in a low-scoring thriller to avoid a series whitewash. — PTI

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Chill kills 23 more in North; Hisar, Karnal at sub-zero levels
Chandigarh, January 6
North India continued to remain in the grip of severe cold wave today, with 23 more persons succumbing to the chill in various parts of the region. Fifteen more persons died in Uttar Pradesh due to intense cold conditions, taking the toll in the state this winter to 155. At least six persons succumbed to the chill in Punjab and Haryana, where normal life remained affected due to biting cold and thick fog cover.

today is the Birth centenary of Late Maharaja Yadavindra Singh
My father regretted donating property to govt: Malvinder
Patiala, January 6
On the hundredth birth anniversary of Late Maharaja Yadavindra Singh of Patiala, his younger son, Raja Malvinder Singh says his father regretted giving away his many properties to the government and rated politics of his times as a “dirty game”.

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