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              |  |  | Pilot’s
        widow wins Dausa LS seatNEW DELHI, Oct 3 — Ms Rama
        Pilot, widow of Rajesh Pilot, rode the sympathy wave to win the Dausa
        Lok Sabha seat for the Congress defeating the nearest BJP rival
        Rohitashav Kumar by a margin of over 65,000 votes.
 Mamata
        defers decision to quitVajpayee assures rollback
 CALCUTTA, Oct 3 — The Railway
        Minister, Ms Mamata Banerjee, has deferred her decision to quit the
        Vajpayee ministry along with her senior colleague, Mr Ajit Kumar Panja,
        Union Minister of State for External Affairs, till October 6 after there
        was “a categorical assurance from the Prime Minister to slash down the
        prices of diesel, LPG and kerosene”.
 No-trust move rejected in GujaratGANDHINAGAR, Oct 3 — Amid uproarious scenes, the Gujarat Assembly today rejected by voice vote the Opposition’s no-confidence motion against the two-and-half-year-old Keshubhai Patel ministry.
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                Sandeep Joshi |  | Choudhury
        expelled from CPMNEW DELHI, Oct 3
        —Controversial CPM leader Saifuddin Choudhury, who demanded greater
        democratic functioning and transparency in party affairs, has been
        expelled from the party.
 Cops fail to
        appear before riots panelNEW DELHI, Oct 3 — The
        Delhi Government and the Delhi Police, accused of gross failure in
        maintaining law and order in the aftermath of Indira Gandhi’s
        assassination on October 31, 1984, today failed to appear before Justice
        G.T. Nanawati Commission, set up by the NDA government to probe into the
        1984 anti-Sikh riots.
  
         
          
            | Officials
          ‘hound’ miller to deathRAMPURAPHUL, Oct 3 — Gopal
          Chand Garg, a leading industrialist of this town and his wife Veenu
          Garg were allegedly driven to commit suicide by officials of the
          Punjab State Warehousing Corporation late last night. Police sources
          said Mr Garg and his wife Veenu Garg reportedly consumed poison
          at home last night.
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                |  | Mamata plans front sans BJP October 3, 2000
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                |  | Naik
          rules out cut in petro prices October 2, 2000
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                |  | PM expands
          ministry October 1, 2000
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                |  | Rao,
          Buta convicted in JMM bribery case September 30, 2000
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                |  | Putin’s Pak visit raises eyebrows September 29, 2000
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                |  | Inter-state
          ban on sale of petro products goes September 28, 2000
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                |  | 19 militants killed in encounters September 27, 2000
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                |  | 17 rockets fired in Rajouri September 26, 2000
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                |  | States asked to share oil price burden September 25, 2000
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                |  | States asked to share oil price burden September 25, 2000
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