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Sunday,
June
21,
2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Lalgarh
thana recaptured
Combing operation begins; blast
injures 6 security personnel
Kolkata, June 20
Six security personnel were
injured in two separate incidents as the West Bengal police and
paramilitary forces today stormed Lalgarh and recaptured the
police station which had been under the control of Maoists for
the past eight months.
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Security forces capture Lalgarh police station on Saturday, the third day of the crackdown on Maoists. � PTI |
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students
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Poll Promises
Late rains a damper
for UPA
New Delhi, June 20
The monsoon has been delayed by 10 more days. This is a cause of
concern for the nation�s food security and also for the UPA regime�s
promise of cheap food-grains for the poor. In all likelihood, production
of rice, maize, bajra, groundnut, black gram, golden gram and sugarcane
would be hampered by delayed rains.
Rajnath
takes onus for poll debacle
Says BJP committed to
Hindutva
New Delhi, June 20
BJP president Rajnath Singh
today made a concerted effort to end the controversies raging in
the party by owning up responsibility for the Lok Sabha poll
debacle.
BJP
being run by six journalists: Shourie
New Delhi, June 20
At the first national
executive meeting of the party held here today, senior BJP
leaders �freely and frankly� expressed anguish and regret
over the manner in which the party was being run, with Arun
Shourie reportedly charging that �the BJP is being run by six
journalists.�
Mumbai
belongs to all Indians: Chavan
Mumbai, June 20
Maharashtra Chief Minister
Ashok Chavan said today that Mumbai belonged to every Indian
citizen, who lived in the city legally.
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Haryana reiterates
demand for separate HC
Chandigarh, June 20
Restoration of the post of the Chief Commissioner for Chandigarh,
separate Haryana High Court besides a green airport in Jhajjar, second
link canal between Ravi and Beas and Rs 100 crore special grant to Hisar
Agricultural University were some of the major issues that Haryana Chief
Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda discussed with Prime Minister Dr Manmohan
Singh in the union capital today.
A
Tribune Investigation
Homes without care - III
Just one
home for mentally challenged
Men, women and children are
housed together in an insecure environment
Chandigarh, June 20
Pinky (name changed) keeps
repeating the word chunni. With pleading eyes, short cropped hair, bare
bone thin and clad in an old worn out suit, the 16-year-old child�s
mind is stuck on the need for a chunni to cover her shoulders.
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Angels
rush in where others fear to go
Bathinda, June 20
The small sweet shop in the Dhobi
Bazar area is where people here turn to in times of emergency. It was
once a tea stall, but now the sweet-cum-bakery outlet functions more as
a control room than a commercial establishment.
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Govt returns Gujarat�s anti-terror bill
June 20, 2009
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Crackdown
begins to reclaim Lalgarh
June 19, 2009
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Maoists form human shield in Lalgarh
June 18, 2009
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PM talks tough on terror with Zardari
June 17, 2009
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7 more
students test positive
June 16, 2009
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Swine
flu comes to Punjab
June 15, 2009
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Sinha
quits party posts
June 14, 2009
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PC hints at denying special powers to Army
June 13, 2009
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PC
for phasing out CRPF in J&K
June 12, 2009
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Pressurise Pak to do more, Burns told
June 11, 2009
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