Tuesday,
October
27,
2009, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Centre
rap for Maoist supporters Will retain security forces to combat
rebels in WB New Delhi,
October 26
The Centre today slammed
those supporting the Maoists, a day after fresh Naxal violence
killed four CISF jawans in Chhattisgarh and condemned the
landmine attack as wanton, mindless and pre-meditated.
Hooda wants to rush through session Chandigarh, October 26
Many an eyebrow is being raised at the tearing hurry in which the Congress government in Haryana plans to finish the first session of the new assembly.
Top
Hizbul ultra gunned down Srinagar, October 26
A top self-styled Hizbul Mujahideen
commander, who was responsible for killing a number of civilians,
including an aged woman, two school-going girls and a three-year-old
child, was shot dead along with his two accomplices in Shopian today.
Chhattisgarh on alert Raipur, October 26
Security in and around key installations in Chhattisgarh’s capital has been intensified, following intelligence reports that Maoists with access to rocket launchers are keen to strike the urban areas to halt operations against them in the sprawling Bastar region.
Free
surgery costs dear; 10 lose vision Hyderabad, October 26
A free eye surgery camp by a
private hospital group went horribly wrong in Nellore district of Andhra
Pradesh with 10 patients losing their eyesight while the condition of
eight others was serious.
A US army soldier sits atop a combat vehicle during a joint Indo-US training exercise in Babina, Uttar Pradesh, on Monday. — Reuters
(Details on Nation page)
RS
deputy chief’s pilot vehicle stolen New Delhi, October 26
A pilot vehicle of Rajya Sabha
Deputy Chairman K Rahman Khan, which has a radio tag allowing its entry
into Parliament, was stolen from the residence of his driver in the R K
Puram area of south Delhi this morning.
India,
China set to dominate RIC meet Bangalore, October 26
Like the SAARC meetings often get
reduced to an India-Pakistan affair, sudden explosion of bilateral
issues between India and China may ensure that the RIC
(Russia-India-China) meeting being held in Bangalore tomorrow turn out
to be primarily an India-China exchange with Russia being pushed to the
sidelines.
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