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Wednesday, February 10, 2010, Chandigarh, India
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No to Bt Brinjal, for now
Decision not to impact genetic modification in farm sector
New Delhi, February 9
 The government today decided to freeze the introduction of Bt Brinjal in the country till independent scientific studies established health and environment safety of the product to the satisfaction of both public and experts.

Iran backs India on Taliban
Willing to play facilitator between India, Pak
New Delhi, February 9
 Pakistan’s attempt to isolate India on the Afghanistan issue met with strong resistance from Iran today with the Islamic republic warning the Western world of the implications of drawing a distinction between a “good and bad Taliban”.

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Punjab rejects water bill
New Delhi, February 9
Six states, including Punjab, have rejected a model bill aimed at conserving groundwater claiming that either it was too harsh on the people or that they required no such law.

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Rathore stabber gets police remand
Chandigarh, February 9
 Utsav Sharma, who attacked Haryana’s former DGP SPS Rathore in front of the district courts here yesterday, was remanded in one-day police custody today.

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Sainiks won’t give up
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Mumbai, February 9
 Karan Johar The Shiv Sena intensified its agitation against Shah Rukh Khan today with its activists holding protests outside several theatres and damaging one where the actor’s latest, ‘My Name is Khan’ is scheduled to be released on Friday.

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