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In our series, State of Medical Institutions Assistant Editor Nirmal Sandhu examines the functioning of Amritsar Government Dental College on
Opinions page.
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PASSING
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Overlooked for chief-ministership again. Didn’t I tell you to be a permanent dissident?
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Sandeep Joshi
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J&K page:
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terrorists surrender
Two girls mourn the death of their relatives who were killed when holed-up militants exchanged fire with the security forces in Akhnoor village near Jammu on Tuesday night. — Reuters
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PM
rules out demand for greater Nagaland
Kohima, October 29
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee
today virtually ruled out the demand for greater Nagaland, saying there
was no political consensus for changing boundaries of states in the
North-East.
Editorial:
Reaching out
to Nagaland
Sonia
tells Amarinder to change advisers
 New Delhi, October 29
Amid reports of a turf war in the
Punjab Congress Legislature Party, state Chief Minister Capt Amarinder
Singh met the party’s central leaders in the Capital today to apprise
them of the political situation in the state.
No
order from high command: CM
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Biggest solar flares |
 A photo made available in London on Tuesday of one of the biggest solar flares in living memory which erupted from the Sun, threatening to disrupt power and communications of Earth. After a week of intense activity on the Sun a massive flare bust from the star, according to space weather scientists in America and Europe. Superheated gas and energy called a coronal mass ejection, exploded from the Sun’s surface travelling at five million miles per hour.— AP/PTI
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Brahmos
tested successfully
New Delhi, October 29
India today successfully test-fired
the universal supersonic cruise missile, Brahmos from the Interim Test
Range at Chandipur-on-sea, about 15 km from Balasore in Orissa.
Agni-III
tests put off till next year
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Tahira
greeted with ‘aarti’
Amritsar, October 29
It was a delightful moment for
Tahira who was greeted in the traditional Indian way. “It is a
pleasant surprise for me”, said Tahira Hazur when Hindu and Sikh women
performed an ‘aarti’ when she entered the house of Sanjeev Tangri
here today.
Editorial:
Cross-border
love
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1 dead, 37 hurt in Srinagar CTO blast
October 29, 2003
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Series of explosions rock Baghdad, 37 dead
October 28, 2003
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Pak
response to peace moves by next week
October 27, 2003
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Talks not at
cost of unity, says Advani
October 25, 2003
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Hurriyat
cautious
October 24, 2003
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Fresh
move to improve ties with Pakistan
October 23, 2003
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Govt
raises ceiling on poll expenses
October 22, 2003
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Militants
take eight villagers hostage
October 21, 2003
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Pope
beatifies Mother Teresa
October 20, 2003
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Islamabad,
October 29
