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Saturday,
March 12,
2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 6:30 pm (IST)
MATCH
UPDATE
 Akmal’s heroics rescue Pak in first Test
Soren quits,
Munda made CM
To seek trust vote by March 21
Ranchi/New Delhi, March 11
Climaxing a day-long political drama, Chief Minister Shibu Soren bowed out of office after failing to prove his majority in the state Assembly as directed by the Supreme Court following which BJP leader Arjun Munda was appointed to the post.
Editorial: Belated
wisdom
Nation page: NDA
flays Speaker’s suggestion
SC
order violated in Jharkhand: BJP
Jharkhand
episode unfortunate: Laloo
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Should the Governor of Jharkhand be asked to resign?
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Govt not
for Presidential reference
New Delhi, March 11
Steering clear of a confrontation with the
Supreme Court, the Congress-led UPA government decided against making a
Presidential reference to the Supreme Court on its intervention in advancing the
Jharkhand trust vote.
 In video (28k,
56k)
Pak put up
a fight, but wilt under Balaji’s spell
 Chandigarh, March 11
Pakistan were staring down the barrel of a
gun at the end of the fourth day’s play against India in the first match of
the three-Test series at the PCA Stadium here today.
Laxmipathy Balaji bowls to Pakistan batsman Taufeeq Umar as umpire Darrell Hair looks on during the fourth day’s play of the first Test in Mohali on Friday.
— Tribune photo by Pradeep Tewari
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QUOTE OF THE
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Excessive judicial activism far beyond its powers.
— Somnath Chatterjee
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Water,
power to cost more in HP
Shimla, March 11
The people of the hill state will have to
pay more for water, electricity, sewerage, irrigation and other basic services
as Mr Virbhadra Singh, Chief Minister, made an effort to put the process of
fiscal reforms on the fast track in the Budget for 2005-06 presented in the
Vidhan Sabha today.
Haryana
hikes relief for hailstorm-hit farmers by 25 pc
Chandigarh, March 11
The Haryana Government has decided to
enhance by 25 per cent the rates of compensation to be provided by the state
government to those farmers whose crops were damaged due to hailstorms in
recently.
Rabri
orders as caretaker CM put on hold
Patna, March 11
With Bihar coming under President's Rule,
all orders passed by Rabri Devi as caretaker Chief Minister between February 28
and March 7 have been put on hold and would be executed only after a review,
official sources said today.
Suicide
attack in Iraq kills 47
Mosul (Iraq), March 11
Fortyseven Iraqis were killed and more than
80 wounded in a suicide bombing at a Shiite funeral in Mosul, hospitals said, as
the frontrunners in the last month’s elections raced to finalise a deal on a
new governing coalition.
Another
Maharashtra minister quits
Mumbai, March 11
Another minister in the Maharashtra
Government has resigned after being indicted for corruption by a commission of
inquiry. State Labour Minister Nawab Malik today resigned close on the heels of
Minister for Higher Education Sureshdada Jain quitting yesterday.
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Jain takes
oath as Chief Justice
Chandigarh, March 11
 The new Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana
High Court, Mr Justice Devinder Kumar Jain, was administered oath of office by
the Haryana Governor, Mr A.R. Kidwai. Prior to this appointment, Mr Justice Jain
was a pusine Judge of the Delhi High Court.
Mr Justice D.K. Jain receives the blessings of his parents soon after he took the oath as Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Haryana Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh on Friday.
— Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan
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