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Thursday, March 21, 2002
Temple: Uma pleads for PM, court order
  As top VHP leaders today began a crucial meeting here to chalk out the course of their Ayodhya movement, Union Minister Uma Bharti asked the Sangh Parivar outfit to defer its programme and wait for the court verdict.
Punjabi University suffers but absconding V-C can’t be fired
  Punjabi University’s Vice-Chancellor may be on the run, facing among other sexual harassment charges. And the university may be looking at a financial logjam, with March 31 deadline to pass the new budget looming and the V-C nowhere in the picture to sanction it.
HC raps doc team for shoddy work in Pratyusha case
  In the face of contradictory submissions made by the counsel for the Central and state Government on the CBI inquiry into actress Pratyusha’s death, the Andhra Pradesh High Court today asked the state government to explain the status of the CBI probe.
4 days, 30 kidnaps: Business booming in Bihar
  Ten-year-old Akash is kidnapped by a gang in the Saharsa district of Bihar. Akash’s parents immediately rush to the police for help.
US study says quake may have wiped out Harappa
  Nobody really knows why the Harappan civilisation that thrived around 2500 BC suddenly disappeared. Many theories have been propounded till date which include sudden floods, drought and even the invasion of the region by Aryans.
Testing times, let students cheat: Gujarat parents
 

Parents of students appearing for board examinations in this curfew-bound town are an angry lot. Not only are their children being put through board examinations in these testing times, they say, but they are not even being allowed to cheat to make things a bit easy.

Mob fury guts 102-yr-old hotel where Mahatma ate jalebis
 

Biting into fafda-jalebi in the august company of Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhai Patel is no longer possible here in Ahmedabad.

Bapunagar victims ashamed Home Minister is their MLA
  Stones, bricks, burnt vehicles and debris of burnt shops continue to litter the streets of Bapunagar, where 22 people from the minority community have died so far in Gujarat riots (nine in violence, 13 in private firing).
At last, hope for UP Sarus cranes as HC intervenes
  The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday stopped the draining of five wetlands crucial for the survival of the world’s largest concentration of the endangered Sarus cranes in Uttar Pradesh.
UP: Don’t play games, take a stand, Rajnath tells Congress
  Former Chief Minister Rajnath Singh asked the Congress to either join the efforts to form a ‘‘secular government’’ in alliance with the Samajwadi Party and the Communists in Uttar Pradesh or back the motion in Rajya Sabha for the approval of Presidential rule in the state.
Modi govt probes e-mails on Godhra’s ‘true story’
  The Gujarat government has launched an inquiry into the mysterious e-mails being sent to various persons and media houses in India and abroad claiming to portray a ‘‘different and true story’’ of the Sabarmati Express carnage of February 27 at Godhra.
Scuffle at Agra Nigam, police save Mayor from BSP corporators
  Police had to escort Agra Mayor Kishori Lal Mahore to safety from a municipal corporation meeting today after angry BSP corporators threatened to beat him up, even trying to grab his collar.
Deuba to trade security, cooperation
  On his five-day visit officially beginning tomorrow, Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba will walk a fine line between domestic concerns and the need for New Delhi’s support against terrorism, bogged down as he is with rampant insurgency back home and the trade barriers recently imposed by India.
CBI wants case closed, Satish may go scot-free
 

Former union minister Captain Satish Sharma is likely to go scot free in a disproportionate assets case after the CBI submitted a closure report in a Tis Hazari court, saying that it cannot probe further due to the absence of assistance from the US.

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