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Spot-fixing scandal
Betting case: Mumbai Police issues summons to CSK CEO to appear for questioning

Mumbai Police team today issued summons to Chennai Super Kings ‘principal’ Gurunath Meiyappan, the son-in-law of team owner and BCCI chief N Srinivasan, to appear for questioning in the spot-fixing scandal. HT reports. Who is Meiyappan? | 'Vindoo was invited to match by Gurunath' | Bookie arrested in Ajmer

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Suspected Chinese spy arrested in Dharamsala

The local police claimed to have arrested a man of Tibetan origin, suspected to be a 'Chinese spy' from Mcleodganj town- the adobe of Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. The accused identified as Pema Tsering was arrested on late Wednesday evening.

Australia looks into allowing Sikhs to wear turban at work 

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. 

Srinagar: wanted LeT militant killed in encounter

Heat wave to continue in Punjab, Hry for 2 days

Minister acts over 'vulgar' books, mum on supply

Four charred as car catches fire near Ambala

DSGMC general house gives nod to memorial

Kith and kin of leaders make fortune in ZP polls

With Cong support, ray of hope for PPP

Badal asks Congress to accept defeat with grace

GS Bali 'offers to resign' from Himachal cabinet

Jind rape case: Villagers to send children to school

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Baby's death at PGI: Lab gives clean chit to vaccine

The Easyfive-TT vaccine, following the administering of which a month-and-half-old baby had passed away at the Advanced Paediatrics Centre (APC) of the Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) last month, has got the clean chit from Central Research Institute, Kasauli.

Auto driver, accomplice held for assaulting woman

Alleging 'animal existence', ex-CJ again moves HC against son

No relief for CBI inspector

UBS dept comes out in support of faculty members

BJP to demand Bansal's resignation in MC meeting tomorrow

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Rs 211-crore investment planned to rejuvenate Bist Doab Canal

The Bist Doab Canal System may soon transform the region with the government planning to invest Rs. 211 crore on increasing its capacity 6-fold from 30,364 hectares to 1,72,981 hectare.

SAD drew blank in Talwara block samiti

School closes for three days as non-teaching staff threaten stir

Congress protests against 'unfair' elections

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Power demand jumps by up to 23%, grim situation ahead

A steep rise of 23% in power demand as compared to that of last year has baffled the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited, where the management foresees an acute power shortage in the coming days.

PPCB catches 2 dyeing units at wrong foot

Power engineers threaten to resume stir

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The F obsession

Tall and dusky Bipasha Basu is a head turner when it comes to her supermodel looks, vivacious personality, and that distinct voice. The pretty actor was in Chandigarh on Wednesday to be a part of the launch of a high-street fashion brand outlet.

She’s got the move

Age doesn’t get the better of dance guru Saroj Khan, who was in city to announce a month-long dance workshop. She talks about her current projects, working with Madhuri and more..

Singer Sharry Mann to debut in Punjabi film

Punjabi singer Sharry Mann, of the Yaar Anmulle fame, has donned the hat of an actor. He will soon debut in a Punjabi film, Oye Hoye Pyaar Ho Gaya. He was in town on Wednesday to release the music CDs of the flick and interacted with HT.

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Fateh says satisfied with Cong show

Commenting on the Congress performance in the zila parishad and panchayat samiti elections, senior Congress leader Fateh Jung Singh Bajwa on Wednesday expressed satisfaction and maintained that his party had strongly made its presence felt.

Minor gangraped in Tarn Taran; 4 booked

Gobindgarh fort to be open to public by Nov

Cashier robbed of Rs. 49 lakh on bank doorstep; gunman hurt

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Man kills friend for voting against Cong

Following the recent zila parishad and block samiti elections, a Congress supporter allegedly killed his friend, a SAD supporter, for not voting for the Congress candidate.Both were having drinks on Tuesday evening when they had an altercation.

Unscheduled power cuts make govt schools shell out for generators

Miscreants thrash kin of school owner following suspicion of rape

PAU appoints 'Kinnow Queen' non-official member of board

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Teachers struggle to provide students uniforms in Rs. 400

The facility of free uniforms to government school students up to Class 8 is spelling trouble for the teachers, who struggle to buy all the items from the paltry sum they are supposed to spend. Teachers have to buy trousers, shirt, cap, sweater, shoes, socks from meager Rs. 400.

SAD wins all 14 zila parishad seats in Moga

18 Cong men booked for staging protest during counting

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Punjab abroad

Canadian with Indian roots honoured for social work

Vishal G Arora, a Canadian with roots in Punjab, has been honoured with the Long Term Service Award for his contribution towards the community on May 15. Brompton Mayor Susan Fennel conferred the award on Arora at the annual Citizen Awards Ceremony. Arora has promoted arts and culture in Brampton as the Community Outreach and Business Advisor for the Academy of Creative Arts. He was a inspiring force behind programs as Speak Out in his province, an event that was designed for the youth and by the youth and educated them about the political process and motivated them to get involved and engage with it.
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Course in multitasking

Delhi University is all set for a big change as it is going to start the four-year degree course that will include in addition to the main subject, as many as 11 compulsory papers, five papers for skill-based courses and one on holistic development of students. Seema Bedi writes

To master Chandigarh’s future, manage mess first

Census 2011 has underlined that Chandigarh has outgrown itself. Before we have a master plan, it’s time to tackle the chaos at hand. Even as the union ministry of home affairs and UT administration grapple with a master plan for the City Once Beautiful, residents of Chandigarh remain in a pitched battle with daily urban chaos. DS Jaspal writes
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David Warner sorry over twitter rant, but defends himself

Australian opener David Warner said today he regretted not keeping a lid on his outrage but maintained he had to defend himself after his image was used in a report condemning the T20 League.

rajasthan vs hyderabad
Royals down Sunrisers for qualifier spot

That the Royals were chasing a low total helped their cause. And credit had to go to skipper Rahul Dravid, but Rajasthan’s chances of advancing to qualifier hinge on Aussie veteran. Khurram Habib reports.

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