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Jogi,
Judeo cases heading for quiet burial
New Delhi, March 6
In the Ajit Jogi and Dilip Singh Judeo sting and counter-sting
operations the Central Bureau of Investigation seems to have come to a
dead end.
Jethmalani
ready to contest against Vajpayee
 New Delhi, March 6
The Congress today got a shot in the arm when it won itself a new
advocate in Mr Ram Jethmalani, its one-time bitter critic and former
minister in the Vajpayee government.
Eminent lawyer and Rajya Sabha member Ram Jethmalani with Congress spokesman Kapil Sibal at a joint press conference in New Delhi on Saturday. — PTI
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Advani:
feel-good factor can lead to complacency
New Delhi, March 6
 Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani
today expressed apprehension that the feel-good factor could lead to
complacency in the BJP. “The possibility of complacency setting in as
a consequence of over-confidence in the party worries me.
Elections
to cost exchequer Rs 938 crore
New Delhi, March 6
The four-phase Lok Sabha poll, the
largest electoral exercise in the world in which 65 crore people would
cast their votes, would cost the Union Government over Rs 938 crore.
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CEC
to visit Andhra Pradesh
Reacting to The Tribune expose on re-selection of "tainted" candidates to the PCS (Executive) cadre this year, Shiromani Akali Dal President Parkash Singh Badal today dared the Punjab Chief Minister to prove his anti-corruption credentials.
Islamabad, March 6