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37 government workers suspended in J&K

The Jammu and Kashmir government has suspended a total of 37 employees, mostly teachers, for remaining allegedly absent from duty, officials said here today.

Bridge linking Seattle with Canada collapses in US

The major highway bridge linking Seattle with Canada and the rest of the Pacific Northwest region collapsed dumping at least a handful of vehicles and people into a river. There were no immediate reports of deaths, and three people were taken to hospitals.

Punjab teacher gets life term for student’s rape

A 50-year-old teacher was sentenced to rigorous life imprisonment for raping his 14-year-old student in Punjab's Sangrur district, 58 km from Patiala, on Thursday.

Healthier chance awaits north's aspiring doctors

The aspiring doctors of north India will have a much-improved chance of fulfilling their dream. This year, the medical colleges of Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, and Haryana will add nearly 500 seats under the bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery (MBBS) programme.

Region feels the heat, Amritsar hottest at 48°C

Punjab and Haryana continued to sizzle on Thursday with Amritsar witnessing its hottest day in history at 48 degrees Celsius. Several other cities reeled under severe heat wave conditions.

Gurgaon home to country's first defence university

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh laid the foundation stone of the country's first Indian National Defence University (INDU) at Binola village of Gurgaon district on Thursday.

Haryana stuck with 'surplus' electricity

Call it a problem of plenty or blame it on poor planning, Haryana is stuck with "surplus" electricity on which its power utilities lose money when they enter the market to sell it.

HP CM terms Bali's resignation as pressure tactic

Terming the resignation bid of transport minister GS Bali as an anti-party activity act, chief minister Virbhadra Singh said it was just a manoeuver to get his portfolio changed.

Car catches fire in Ambala, 4 dead

A Saharanpur (UP) resident, his wife, son and a friend met a tragic end as their WagonR LPG hatchback caught fire after a blast that was triggered by a collision with a tree near Simpla village, on the Mullana-Barara road, in the early hours of Thursday. Dev Sarup Mathur reports.

Sukhbir Badal ups the ante against Congress

After having dubbed the Congress as a "dead party", Punjab deputy chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal on Thursday dismissed the Congress-led UPA government's report card as "a post-mortem report and a listless obituary."

Inmate seeks CBI probe into Faridkot jail violence

An inmate of the Faridkot district jail, booked last month for alleged involvement in jail violence that erupted after another inmate's death, approached the Punjab and Haryana high court on Thursday, seeking a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the case.

Manmohan asset to Cong: Buta Singh

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is an asset to the Congress, former union home minister Buta Singh said here on Thursday.

Six held for molesting schoolgirls in Sirsa

The Sirsa police on Thursday arrested six persons, including two minors, on a charge of harassing schoolgirls.

Suspected Chinese spy detained in Dharamsala

The local police claimed to have detained a man of Tibetan origin on suspicion of spying from Norbulingka near Dharamsala town.

Australia looks into allowing Sikhs to wear turban

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has said that she would look into the issue of allowing Sikhs in her country to wear the turban while at work and also while riding motorcycles. She said this during a closed door meeting with office-bearers of the Australian Sikh Association. 

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