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  HP goes to polls today A day of reckoning for 391 candidates Shimla, February 25  As
many as 39,82,811 voters will exercise their franchise to decide the fate of
391 candidates for 65 Assembly constituencies scheduled to go to the polls
on February 26. There are 68 seats in
the Assembly. However, the polling for three snow-bound tribal seats of
Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti and Bharmour will be held on June 8.
Ayodhya
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Time to review NAM role Govt to enforce amended BIS norms
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Copyright : The Tribune Trust, 2003.
Iraqi
President Saddam Hussein said in an interview yesterday that he had no plan
to comply with a UN demand that he should destroy his banned Al-Samoud 2
missiles. Mr Hussein flatly denied that
even his most advanced Al-Samoud missiles violated UN restrictions,
indicating that he did not intend to destroy them.
Deputy Prime Minister L K Advani today put the ball in the Congress court on the sensitive Ramjanmabhoomi temple issue saying that the government was ready to find a solution to the Ayodhya tangle through an Act of Parliament, if the main Opposition party agreed to it.
