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Friday,
November 26, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Another
rail link with Pakistan on the anvil
New Delhi November 25
A day after India and Pakistan agreed
to continue the peace process, a second rail link between the two
countries was announced today as part of further confidence-building
measures.
 World
page: No takers for General’s Kashmir formula
Special
article: New Kashmir idea
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Can the cutback in LPG price be sustained over
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Rail
freight on coal, iron ore hiked
New Delhi, November 25
The Railways have decided to
increase the freight rates for coal, iron ore and some other items from
November 27 to mop up Rs 400 crore for the current year in a bid to
partially offset the additional burden on account of hike in the prices
of diesel and steel.
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Five
killed as buses collide
Jalandhar, November 25
As many as five persons were killed and over 30 injured, some of them
seriously, when two Jammu and Kashmir Transport Corporation buses
collided at Pathankot Chowk here today.
Pak
hopes to get F-16s
London, November 25
Pakistan hopes to finalise purchase
of 18 to 25 F-16 multi-role fighter aircraft from the USA during the
first half of next year, a leading defence weekly reported today.
HC declares Trinamool bandh illegal
Our Correspondent
Kolkata, November 25
The Calcutta High Court today declared the Bangla bandh called by the Trinamool Congress on December 3 “illegal”, warning that the court would not hesitate to “derecognise” the party if it did not refrain from observing the bandh.
Seer
issue: PM writes to Jaya
New Delhi, November 25
The BJP’s belligerent campaign
against the arrest of Kanchi Shankaracharya Jayendra Saraswati today
forced the UPA government to break its silence on this sensitive issue.
Nation page: Plea
to probe seer’s arrest dismissed
Satyagraha
for seer’s release on Dec 5
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Golden
hearts to the rescue of the underprivileged
 Chandigarh, November 25
This is the story of people with
golden hearts which beat for the underprivileged and less fortunate sons
of the soil. The tale begins from the Yadavindra College of Engineering,
a brainchild of Mr S.S. Boparai, Vice-Chancellor of Punjabi University.
Sant Baba Ajit Singh Hansaliwala presents a cheque to Mr Boparai, VC of Punjabi University, Patiala.
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India,
Pak disagree on core issues
November 25, 2004
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Natwar,
Aziz to go on with talks
November 24, 2004
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Seer
remanded in judicial custody
November 23, 2004
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PM invites ULFA for
talks
November 22, 2004
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Include Hurriyat in talks, says Pak
November 21, 2004
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Seer remanded in police custody
November 20, 2004
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Recruitment
ban in J&K to go: PM
November 19, 2004
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PM promises a new Kashmir
November 18, 2004
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Militants
kill 12 in J&K ahead of PM’s visit
November 17, 2004
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NDA
seeks peaceful solution of Ayodhya
November 16, 2004
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Aziz
to discuss Kashmir during visit
November 15, 2004
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Stampede at Delhi
railway station
November 14, 2004
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