Monday,
October
12,
2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
At UN, Pak harps on Kashmir
It’s a bilateral matter, fumes India
United Nations, October 11
Pakistan has raised the Kashmir issue at a UN committee saying the “decolonisation agenda” of the world body would be incomplete without resolution of the problem, drawing a strong reaction from India, which asserted that the state is its integral part.
Baloch
story a lie, says PM Mumbai, October 11
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today
categorically rejected as “false” Pakistan’s charges blaming India
for terrorism in Balochistan and emphatically said the country is not in
the business of “spreading” terror.
Birender, Kiran rap
Hooda for region bias Chandigarh, October 11
As if allegations of “region
bias” for developmental projects by opposition parties were not
enough, Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today came under
fire on the issue from two of his senior cabinet colleagues — Birender
Singh and Kiran Chowdhry.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, flanked by Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Rehman Khan, MRCC president Kripashankar Singh,
Union Petroleum Minister Murli Deora and Minister of State for IT Gurudas
Kamat, shows victory sign after a press conference
in Mumbai on Sunday, the last day of campaigning for the Maharashtra Assembly elections. — PTI
EC
still undecided on counting centres The Election Commission is
still to make up its mind on whether it wants to depart from convention
and fix the counting centres at 40 or follow past procedures and hold
counting at 90 centres Chandigarh,
October 11
Polling is only a day away and the
Election Commission of India (ECI) is still undecided about the number
of counting centres to be set up for the assembly elections in Haryana.
Pak
army HQ siege over 20 killed, 42 hostages freed The dramatic 22-hour siege of the Pakistan Army Headquarters in Rawalpindi ended on Sunday after commandos stormed the premises freeing 42 hostages from terrorists, whose assault on the top military facility left a total of 20 persons, 11 security personnel and nine militants, dead.
Ambani Feud
Anil offers olive branch to Mukesh Mumbai, October 11
Anil Ambani today said he was willing to reach out to estranged elder brother Mukesh Ambani so they could resolve all disagreements cordially. The younger Ambani said he was attempting to reach out to Mukesh following a pilgrimage to Kedarnath and Badrinath.
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