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Developing
nations score point at WTO
Cancun (Mexico), September
11
As trade negotiators from 146
countries got down to tough negotiations in key problem areas,
developing countries, including India, scored a major point when their
draft proposals on the contentious agricultural issues were agreed to be
taken up for discussion by the WTO conference.
Two
killed, 22 injured in Srinagar grenade blast
Army men kill 10 foreign
terrorists in Poonch dist
Srinagar, September 11
Two persons, including a student of
the local Women’s College, were killed and 22 others, including a
jawan, injured when militants hurled a grenade in the Lal Chowk area
here today.
A civilian lends a helping hand to a critically injured person at Lal Chowk in Srinagar after a grenade blast on Thursday. — PTI
photo
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TRIBUNE
SPECIAL
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State
of universities
The Tribune
has a close look at the state of universities in Punjab,
Haryana and
Himachal Pradesh
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J&K
minister Zargar quits
Jammu, September 11
The Agriculture Minister, Mr Abdul
Aziz Zargar, today announced his resignation following allegations that
the plan to attack the Akshardham temple in Gujarat was finalised by
terrorists at his house in south Kashmir.
 J&K
page: Minister
not linked with terrorists, says Mufti
UK
not to mediate on Kashmir, says Sir Rob Young
 Chandigarh,
September 11
The British High Commissioner in
India, Sir Rob Young, today said that there was no question of mediation
on Kashmir, an issue between India and Pakistan that had to be solved by
the two countries.
Sir Rob Young, British High Commissioner in India, speaks on ‘Indo-UK bilateral relations’ at the CII in Chandigarh on Thursday.
— Tribune photo by Pankaj Sharma
Vultures
& politicians
India
says no to sending troops to Iraq
New Delhi, September 11
Even as India has turned down a US
request to send troops to Liberia, it has allayed Israel’s misgivings
that the hi-tech defence equipment being made available to this country
might worm its way to Iran.
SC
raps CBI for delay in Taj Corridor scam
New Delhi, September 11
Expressing dissatisfaction over the
CBI’s line of probe into the Rs 175-crore Taj Heritage Corridor
project allegedly sanctioned by the previous Mayawati government in
violation of rules, the Supreme Court today directed the agency to
identify the assets of the four persons named by it in its report and
find out the end beneficiaries of Rs 17 crore released by the state.
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One-time
settlement scheme
Bonanza for building bylaws
violators in Punjab
Chandigarh, September 11
The Punjab Council of Ministers
today approved a one-time voluntary disclosure and settlement scheme for
the building bylaws violations in the urban areas. The Local Bodies
Department has been asked to prepare the modalities of settlement for
circulation among the municipal committees.
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India, Israel vow to
end terror
September 11, 2003
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India,
Israel to fight global terrorism
September 10, 2003
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Mamata returns sans portfolio
September 9, 2003
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Mamata to be reinducted into Cabinet today
September 8, 2003
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8
killed in Srinagar blast
September 7, 2003
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BSP heads for split
in UP
September 6, 2003
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Kalam calls for second Green Revolution
September 5, 2003
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Govt
clears 8000-cr Hawk deal
September 4, 2003
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Day of terror in J&K
September 3, 2003
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SC
refuses to stay Babri trial
September 2, 2003
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