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            | Bollywood stars shine in London LONDON, June 25  Director Sanjay Leela
        Bansalis blockbuster "Hum Dil De Chuke
        Sanam" hogged the limelight winning 10 awards and
        showman Subash Ghais "Taal" bagged five
        at the first International Indian Film Awards a cinematic
        equivalent of the Oscars, at a glittering function here
        last night.
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        to summon 3 ex-skippersNEW DELHI, June 25 — The CBI will be soon summoning at least three
        former cricket captains in the ongoing match-fixing scandal even as the
        agency was planning to register another enquiry in the allotment of
        telecast rights, agency sources said here today.
 Harassed
        cashier ends lifeLUDHIANA, June 25 — Caste
        politics in a branch of the Punjab National Bank at Gumna Manak village
        in Phagwara tehsil is alleged to have forced a clerk-cum-cashier in the
        bank to end his life.
 RJD,
        Cong boycott meetingPATNA, June 25 — In a tit-for-tat move, the Rashtriya Janata Dal and
        its allies — the Congress and the Left parties — today boycotted the
        all-party meeting called by Union Agriculture Minister Nitish Kumar at
        the behest of Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee called for concerted
        efforts to restore peace and social harmony in Bihar plagued by cycle of
        caste violence.
 Murder,
        Bollywood styleBATHINDA, June 25 — It is
        a story perfect to be scripted for a masala Bollywood movie. A local
        youth killed another youth on the night of June 22 as the deceased was
        trying to win over his beloved.
  
         
          
            | All
          eyes on autonomy debate outcomeJAMMU, June 25 — Despite
          the fact that the motion seeking restoration of greater autonomy to
          Jammu and Kashmir, if adopted by the state Assembly, now in session in
          Srinagar, tomorrow, may not set the Jhelum on fire, all eyes are
          focussed on the outcome of the debate on Monday.
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                |  | Panel
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                |  | Fiji
          rebels, army strike deal June 24, 2000
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                |  | NC may put off autonomy debate June 23, 2000
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                |  | Farooq
          favours national debate June 22, 2000
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                |  | Stormy start to debate June 21, 2000
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                |  | Autonomy session begins June 20, 2000
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                |  | Bihar
          carnage: Special court to try killers June 19, 2000
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                |  | Ranvir
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                |  | Azhar,
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                |  | Azhar
          introduced me to bookie: Cronje June 16, 2000
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                |  | Nine
          killed in UP poll violence June 15, 2000
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                |  | SAD
          expels 9 MLAs June 14, 2000
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                |  | India
        offers $ 100 m credit to Lanka June 13, 2000
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                |  | 30
        jawans killed in bus mishap June 12, 2000
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                |  | Jaswant visits Lanka today June 11, 2000
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                |  | Harpreet Kaur's death: HC orders CBI probe June
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