Thursday,
November
20,
2008, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Navy
sinks Somali pirate ship New Delhi,
November 19
The Indian Navy had its
second successful strike at pirates in the Gulf of Aden, near
strife-torn Somalia, last night even as gunmen from Somalia
seized two more vessels despite a large international naval
presence off the lawless country.
This handout photograph released by the Indian Navy on November 13, shows the Indian stealth frigate INS Tabar (foreground) escorting the Indian merchant vessel MV Jag Arnav in the Gulf of Aden. INS Tabar, deployed in the Gulf of Aden on an anti-piracy mission, attacked a Somali ship late Tuesday after coming under fire from gunmen on board the vessel. — AFP
Haryana
to chargesheet DG (health) Chandigarh,
November 19
The Haryana government
has decided to chargesheet Avinash Sharma, director general
(health services), Haryana; Khem Chand Bhardwaj,
superintendent (nursing); and dealing assistant Shashi Gupta
for “irregularities” in a matter pertaining to approval
given to nursing institutes in the state.
Know
your role models, Cherie told Jalandhar,
November 19
Bholath MLA Sukhpal Singh
Khaira has written to UK’s former First Lady Cherie Blair to
have appropriate information about the people she endorses as
role models for the youth of this country in future. Cherie Blair: In the dock for praising
Bibi Jagir Kaur
Indira
Peace Prize for ElBaradei New
Delhi, November 19
Mohammad ElBaradei,
Director-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), has
been chosen for the 2008 Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace, Disarmament and
Development.
Truckers
serve ultimatum on Centre Jalandhar, November 19
The Indian Motor Transport Congress
has served a one-month notice on the Centre, asking it to either reduce
the price of diesel by Rs 10 per litre by December 19 or face an
indefinite strike from December 20.
Business
houses on ATS radar Mumbai, November 19
The probe into how Hindu outfits
accused of terrorism had links with some Army men brought a few business
houses under the scanner of Maharashtra’s ATS and central security
agencies investigating the finances of the group allegedly responsible
for Malegaon blast.
Polls
2008 Jammu & Kashmir In Ganderbal,
Amarnath ghost haunts PDP Ganderbal, November 19
Two days after Bandipora shocked
pollsters with a massive turnout, the neighbouring north Kashmir
constituency of Ganderbal remained surprisingly unimpressed. Sleepy as
ever, the high-profile segment, once hailed as NC patron Farooq
Abdullah’s bastion, kept all cards close to its chest even as PDP
president Mehbooba Mufti came calling to appease an angry electorate.
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