Saturday, July 11, 1998, Chandigarh, India
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Women's Bill to be moved on Monday Consensus at all-party meeting NEW DELHI, July 10 — The Bill providing for 33 per cent reservation for women in Parliament and state Legislatures will be introduced in the Lok Sabha on Monday... 10 drowned in flashflood near Kalka KALKA , July 10 — Ten persons, including three women and six children, were drowned when their jhuggis on the banks of the Paploha rivulet near Pargian village, about 10 km from here, were washed away in flash flood this morning... |
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 A family faces a tough time as rain water enters its living room in Phase II of SAS Nagar after heavy monsoon shower on Friday. — Tribune photo by Manoj Mahajan Heavy rain in region Chandigarh, July 10 — Widespread rain over the entire north- western region threw normal life out of gear as a few trains were delayed and buses had to stop as water got collected in roads, leading to hundreds of vehicles getting stranded... |
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Postal strike rocks Parliament Two rounds of talks fail NEW DELHI, July 10 — As the indefinite strike by more than six lakh employees of the Department of Posts entered its second day today, the issue rocked Parliament with the Opposition staging a walkout in the Lok Sabha... Next Indo-US talks in Delhi Meeting ends without result FRANKFURT, July 10 — India and the USA today announced further talks in New Delhi on July 20 and 21 after ending their second round of discussions on nuclear issues apparently without achieving any tangible result towards resolving sharp differences over disaramament and non-proliferation... Dogged by shortage of 'detectives' PATIALA, July 10 — The dwindling number of 'canine detectives' in the Punjab police dog squad coupled with continuous posting on deputation of the remaining number with ministers' security, has seriously affected the investigation of many a case of theft, robbery and murder in the state... Senate drops farm sanctions WASHINGTON, July 10 — In an unusual move, President Bill Clinton has issued a strong endorsement shortly after the Senate passed a Bill recommending lifting of the economic sanctions, though partially on India and Pakistan to penalise them for their nuclear tests in May... PM's offer to Pakistan on N-issue NEW DELHI, July 10 — The Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee, today invited Pakistan to jointly work towards total global nuclear disarmament... JKLF chief arrested SRINAGAR, July 10 — Mohammad Yasin Malik, chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), and his close associate Javed Ahmad Mir along with over 12 others were held here today while leading a procession towards the Hazratbal shrine on the Friday following Id... |
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UK bans N-related goods' export to
India, Pak LONDON, July 10 — Britain today announced ban on export of all nuclear-related goods to India and Pakistan and snapped all contacts between nuclear scientists and establishment of these two countries and their British counterparts... Kainth flays govt on Udham Singh Nagar NEW DELHI, July 10 — Mr Satnam Singh Kainth, an Independent member from Punjab, today urged the government to exclude Udham Singh Nagar from the proposed Uttaranchal state... |
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