Monday,
February
1,
2010, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Sopore
gunbattle ends, Harkat militants escape
Third such incident in
Kashmir within 10 days Srinagar, January 31
A self-styled commander of
the Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HUM) and his associate escaped after
engaging the security forces in a gunbattle in Sopore town of
Baramulla district, a senior police officer said here today.
Headley
was coming in Nov to finalise next target Mumbai, January 31
American terror-suspect
David Headley was scheduled to visit India again in November
2009, apparently to finalise the next target for Pakistan-based
Lashkar-e-Toiba group and set up base in Delhi.
PAYS TO BE PAES: Leander Paes poses with partner Cara Black as they hold the trophy after victory in their mixed doubles match against Ekaterina Makarova and Jaroslav Levinsky at the Australian Open in Melbourne on Sunday. Paes and Black won 7-5, 6-3. With this win, Paes equalled Mahesh Bhupathi’s record of most Grand Slam titles by an Indian, 11. — AFP
Meghalaya
has two CMs Shillong, January 31
The northeastern state of Meghalaya
now has two chief ministers- veteran Congress leader DD Lapang and the
party’s state unit chief Friday Lyngdoh. And, this has been made
official by a government notification!
Govt
mulls honour for NRI who died fighting muggers New Delhi, January 31
Days after a UK-based NRI died of
stab wounds after being attacked by the muggers he was chasing in east
London, the government is considering a suitable honour for the
braveheart and some compensation for his widow, who lives in Punjab.
Entrusting
order to J-K cops final aim: Antony New Delhi, January 31
Defence Minister AK Antony today said the Centre’s long-term aim in
Kashmir was to entrust the responsibility of law and order to local
police and bring normalcy there.
Narnaul
gets country’s first aero sports centre Bachhaud (Narnaul), January 31
This non-descript village located
in the backwaters of Haryana today got the country’s first aero sports
centre, which was inaugurated by Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda,
at the local airstrip this afternoon.
Beware!
Liquor in PET bottles toxic Chandigarh, January 31
A recent research that is sure to
spoil the party of those consuming country-made liquor in Punjab,
Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh has shown that some toxic
components in PET bottles migrate to the beverages stored in them, a
fact that could even lead to cancer.
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