Tuesday,
January
6,
2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
26/11 evidence
given to Pak Give us
wanted men, says India New Delhi, January
5 Stepping up the pressure on
Islamabad, India today handed over to Pakistan evidence linking
elements in the neighbouring country with the perpetrators of
the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack and demanded extradition of
perpetrators of the strikes.
Cash Scam CJI
issues show-cause to Nirmal Yadav New Delhi, January
5
Chief Justice of India K G
Balakrishnan has issued show-cause notice to Punjab and Haryana
High Court judge Nirmal Yadav, asking her why action cannot be
taken against her for her alleged involvement in the
cash-at-doorstep scam.
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Omar sworn in Jammu, January 5
Omar Abdullah, 38, was
sworn in as the state’s youngest Chief Minister at a
glittering swearing-in ceremony here today. Governor NN Vohra
administered him the oath of office and secrecy at the General
Zorawar Singh Auditorium on the Jammu University campus in the
presence of UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Union External
Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee.
Abdullah the third: Omar Abdullah (right) shakes hands with Jammu and Kashmir Governor
N.N. Vohra after
he was sworn in as chief minister in Jammu on Monday. Omar becomes the youngest and third from the Abdullah
family to head the state. Tribune photo: Amin War
Free
hand for Capt New Delhi, January 5
Ahead of the Lok Sabha polls,
the Congress high command today did some plain speaking with the
Punjab leaders. While Capt Amarinder Singh was given a “free
hand” to plan and conceptualise the campaign, all the warring
factions within the state Congress have been told in clear terms
that the party would not tolerate indiscipline of any sort.
Truckers firm on demands
Govt goes soft on service tax; strike continues New Delhi, January 5
The effect of the dip in inflation was just about starting to show when the country has now been hit by the truckers’ strike which is threatening to jack up the prices of commodities all over again.
Pashupatinath Stalemate VHP opposes
removal of Indian priests Bangalore, January 5
The Nepalese Maoist gove rnment’s
step to replace Indian origin priests of Kathmandu’s famous
Pashupatinath temple by Nepalese priests has created ripples in faraway
Karnataka.
Lanka Conflict Ramadoss
threatens to quit UPA Chennai, January 5
Charging the Centre with
‘insulting the sentiments of Tamils’ on the Sri Lankan Tamils issue,
the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK), having two members in the Central
government, today threatened to quit the UPA.
SC
directive to Orissa govt ‘Quit
if you can’t protect the minorities’ New
Delhi, January 5
The
Supreme Court today directed the Orissa
government to ensure protection of the
Christian community in the state and asked
the Centre to consult the state before
taking any decision on the withdrawal of
paramilitary forces.
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