Muzaffarnagar Mayhem
PM, Sonia reach out to UP riot victims
Manmohan promises strictest action against the perpetrators
Lucknow, September 16
Terming the Muzaffarnagar communal violence as a “major incident”, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today assured “strictest punishment” for those responsible for riots besides all possible help to the Akhilesh Yadav government to bring the situation back to normal.
PM Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi meet villagers during a visit to Muzaffarnagar on Monday. — AFP

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12 killed in shooting spree at Washington Navy Yard 
Washington, September 16
Three gunmen today went on the rampage in the high-security Washington Navy Yard, located a short distance from the White House, killing 12 persons and injuring several others in an audacious mass shooting.
Law enforcement officers cordon off the streets outside the Washington Navy Yard following a shooting in Washington on Monday. — AP/PTI 

CAT stays promotion of  12 PCS officers to IAS
Chandigarh, September 16
The promotion of 12 Punjab Civil Services officers to the elite Indian Administration Service (IAS) has run into rough weather with the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) staying the proceedings of the Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) of Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT).

Advani breaks his silence, praises Modi’s work as CM
New Delhi, September 16
Three days after LK Advani’s public demonstration of his  displeasure over the anointment of Narendra Modi as the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate, the veteran leader today praised his one-time protégée, describing him as a colleague who had put Gujarat on the fast track of development.

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Haryana schools in a bind over semester exam for pre-board classes
Hisar, September 16
Confusion prevails in government schools across Haryana on whether or not they should conduct first-semester examination for pre-board classes (VI to VIII). While some schools in Hisar and Bhiwani have decided to hold the examination to assess the students’ performance, others feel the examination is not necessary since their students undergo continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE) on a monthly basis.