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PM says he does not believe in politics that seeks to divide people

Jaya urges PM to secure release of 14 fishermen

Hazaribagh shoot-out: 19 cops suspended
 
W DELHI: India suspects British
involvement in putting together a
controversial agreement between
Pakistan's ISI and Afghan
intelligence service, NDS. India's
annoyance could impact a possible
visit to the UK by Prime Minister
Narendra Modi, tentatively being
planned for the end of the year.
 
NEW DELHI: A Delhi Court on
Wednesday directed CBI to reply on
the allegations that Congress leader
Jagdish Tytler tried to influence a
witness in a 1984 anti Sikh riots case
in which the agency has filed a
closure report.
Additional chief metropolitan
magistrate SPS Laler sought CBI's
response on the statement recorded
by the agency of jailed businessman
Abhishek Verma during its further
investigation in the riots case.
The court, which was hearing
arguments on CBI's closure report
filed in the case against Tytler, has
now fixed the matter for June 26.
During the hearing, senior advocate
H S Phoolka, representing the riots
victims, apprised the court that
Verma in his statement had told CBI
that Tytler had allegedly struck a
deal with Surinder Kumar Granthi,
who was a prime witness in the case
and had deposed against the
Congress leader about his
involvement in the case.
 
Maggi Controversy: More states order tests

Govt to minimize impact of natural disasters on farmers

SC stays AIPMT results till June10

Sensex ovr 400pnts down
 
Maggi row-Centre refers issue to NCDRC;15 days ban in Delhi
Agri Minister expresses confidence ovr tackling deficient monsoon
FrenchOpen-Sania-Hingis crash out
 
PATNA: Chief minister Nitish Kumar
on Wednesday asked his party's
elected representatives and heads of
various cells from different districts
to go to the poll battle in their
respective areas.
He will keep meeting the party MLAs
and MPs from different districts till
June 17.
Sources said Nitish's pep talk
centred around the proposed
alliance with Lalu Prasad's RJD,
former CM Jitan Ram Manjhi and the
development works done in Bihar
under his leadership. "Gathbandhan
ho toh bhi thik, nah ho toh bhi thik
(if alliance with RJD happens,
alright; if not, no problem)," he said,
exhorting them to tell the electorate
about the works done in the state
during the nine years of his chief
ministership.
 
India,US sign defence framework pact

India takes strong exception to Pak Army Chief's remarks on JnK

State FMs to meet onGST

FrenchOpen: Djokovic beats Nadal
 
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The much-
awaited southwest monsoon is likely
to set over Kerala in the next 48
hours, the India Meteorological
Department (IMD) said on
Wednesday.
IMD had earlier predicted the
monsoon's onset over the state on
May 30, with an error margin of four
days.
 
Indo-US business poised to grow five-fold: USIBC

Chennai school dual fee row: Principal removed

Explosion at gas station in Ghana's capital kills 78

Indian priest pleads guilty to sexually assaulting US girl

Google apologises over Modi image search results
 
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