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- Source : The Deccan Herald (Bangalore)
- Date : Dec 22 - 29, 1992
- Country : India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka
-
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-
- DEC 22
- ======
-
- VAJPAYEE CHALLENGES GOVT TO FACE MID-TERM POLL
-
- NO-TRUST DEBATE ENDS IN A WHIMPER
-
- GOVT WINS NO-TRUST MOTION BY 228 VOTES
- PM CALLS FOR REVIEW OF ART. 356, ANNOUNCES RELIEF
- NEW DELHI - The Lok Sabha today overwhelmingly rejected the BJP
- sponsered no-cofidence motion after Prime Minister P.V.Narasimha Rao
- suggested a thorough review of article 356 and anounced a relief
- package for the victims of violence following the demolition of the
- Babri masjid.
-
- 'PAKISTANIS VISITED ISS OFFICE AT MUNIRABAD'
- RAICHUR - Police investigations have revealed that a few Pakistani
- nationals had often visited the now-banned Islamic Sevak Sangh at
- Munirabad near here.
-
- PSLV FLIGHT UNIT COMPLETES TESTS
- B'LORE - The flight unit of the 4th stage of PSLV has been successfully
- acceptance tested at the Liquid Propulsion System Centre Test facilities
- at Mahendragiri, after all the environmental qualifications and delivered
- to the project for integrating on to the flight vehicle.
-
- MPs URGE SCINDIA TO SPEAK ON PILOTS' STRIKE
-
- SUBSTANTIAL JUMP IN CABLE TV CONNECTIONS
-
- PRIVATISATION OF NATIONAL HIGHWAYS SOON
-
- 1,119 KILLED IN RECENT VIOLENCE
-
- VAJPAYEE BREAKS FAST AFTER GOVT ACCEPTS DEMANDS
-
- 4 EX-MINISTERS OF MP TIES WITH RSS
- BHOPAL- Four members of the dismissed Sunderlal Patwa ministry in MP
- were today arrested by the police for their association with the banned
- RSS. They are Mr. Ramhit Gupta, Mr. Babulal Gaur, Dr. Rajendra Prakash
- Singh and Mr. Sudhakar Bapat, official sources said.
-
- CWC TO DISCUSS AYODHYA ISSUE ON DEC 24
-
- NEW RBI GOVERNOR TAKES CHARGE
- BOMBAY- Planning Commission member and renowned economist Chakravarti
- Rangarajan took over as Governor of RBI this evening at the end of
- S. Venkitaraman's two-year term.
-
- INDIGENOUS PROCESS TO MAKE CLEAR SILICA GLASS
- CALCUTTA- The Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute has developed
- an indigenous process for the manufacture of clear silica glass through
- the slo-gel process.
-
- CHIIKA SHRIMP: TATAS MAY PULL OUT
- JAMSHEDPUR- The MD of Tate Iron and Steel Company Dr. J.J. Irani said that
- the company would pull out from Chilka Shrimp Project if it was finally
- proved that the project was not environmentally conductive and ecologically
- harmful.
-
- KEC INTERNATIONAL BAGS 50 CR CONTRACT
- KEC International Limited, Bombay, have secured a Rs. 50 crore contract
- from the Water and Electricity Dept., Abu Dhabi for trunkey execution
- of the 22- KV twin bundle double circuit transmission line from Mandinat
- Zayed to Liwa with a route length of 60 kms. The Consulting Engineers
- for this project wre Ewbank Preece, U.K.
-
- RAJU, SHASTRI RESTRICT STUDENTS XI
-
- DEC 23
- === ==
-
- PVN FOR ADJUSTMENT WITH OTHER PARTIES TO FIGHT COMMUNALISM
-
- MOVE FOR CENTRAL RULE IN TN DENIED
-
- LOK SABHA PASSED PANCHAYATI RAJ, NAGARPALIKA BILLS
- THREE-TIER GOVERNING SYSTEM FOR DEVOLUTION OF POWER
- NEW DELHI- The Lok Sabha today unanimously passed the much-awaited
- Panchayati Raj and Nagarpalika bills providing for decentralisation of
- power down to the village level.
-
- BOY KILLED, 80 HURT IN KERALA TRAIN MISHAP
- THIRUVANANTHAPURAM- An eight-year-old boy was killed and nearly 80 others
- injured, half a dozen of them seriously, when the Thuruvananthapuram -
- Mangalore Parashurama express rammed into a stationary empty rake at the
- Kayamkulam station early this morning.
-
- PAC INDICTS RAILWAY MINISTRY OVER CONTRACT
- NEW DELHI- The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has indicted the Railway
- Ministry for its failure to obtain the recommendations of its high-powered
- committee which went into the "indulgent attitude" of railways in modifying
- the contract clause to favour a foreign firm.
-
- KASHMIR THORNIEST ISSURE IN TIES WITH INDIA, SAYS PAK PRESIDENT
-
- RLYS NOT CONSIDERING CREATION OF NEW ZONES
-
- BILLS PASSED TO CHECK PVT MEDICAL, DENTAL COLLEGES
-
- IA TO FILE DEFAMATION SUIT AGAINST PILOT
- NEW DELHI- Indian Airlines today decided to file a defamaion suit against
- Capt. Suresh Kumar of the Indian Commercial' Pilots's Association (ICPA)
- for his 'baseless charges creating a totally unwarranted scare in the minds
- of the public and vilification campaign against the Chairman of Indian
- Airlines.
-
- STEADY IMPROVENT IN ECOOMY: MANMOHAN
- NEW DELHI- Union Finance Minister Dr. Manmohan SIngh today said in the
- Rajya Sabha that there had been a steady improvement in the economic
- situation in the country this year compared to the last year.
- Replying to Mr. Jaipal Reddy, the Minister said there was reduction in
- balance of payments, and in the inflation rate leading to an overall
- improvement in the situation.
-
- AI PROFITS
- NEW DELHI- Air India is expected to earn a net profit of Rs. 225 crore
- for the financial year 1992-93, the Minister for Civil Aviation and
- Tourism, Mr. Madhavrao Scindia, told the Rajya Sabha today.
-
- CENTRE TO REVIEW STATUS OF IRON, STEEL PROJECTS
-
- KALINGA PROJECT MAY BEGIN IN MARCH
- BHUBANESHWAR- Preliminary work on the joint sector 1.5 million tonne
- kalinga steel project at Duburi in Orissa is likely to commence early
- March next year, Mr. Biju Patnaik.
- Addressing a news conference here on his return from the three-day visit
- to Germany to pursue the technological package for the steel plant,
- Mr. Patnaik said today that the Prime Minister would lay the foundation
- for the project.
-
- MODI OLIVETTI'S NEW COMPUTER RANGE
- Modi Olivetti Ltd., has launched a new range of computers based on the
- Intel 486sx and 486dx chips with surface mount technology.
-
- GIC MUTUAL FUND'S NEW SCHEME
- B'LORE - The GIC Mutual Fund has launched "GIC balanced Fund" to raise
- Rs. 50 crore from the market. The Fund amount will be invested by
- the GIC in equity shares and bonds.
-
- DEC 24
- =======
-
- RAJIV GANDHI ASSASSINATION
- VERMA PANEL INDICTS CENTRE, TN POLICE FOR SECURITY LAPSE
- NEW DELHI - The Justice Verma Commission has castigated the Central
- Govt, the Tamil Nadu Police force and Cong(I) party workers for their
- utter failure to provide "proximate security" to Mr. Rajiv Gandhi, leading
- to the assassination of the former PM by a human-bomb at Sriperumbadur on
- May 21 last year.
- In its 2 volume report, tabled in Parliament today, the one-man commission
- squarely blamed the Intellegence Bureau for its failure to share with the
- State Govt the entire intelligence information available to it including
- that received from the cabinet Secretariat.
-
- IA STEPS UP FLIGHT OPERATIONS
- NEW DELHI - Indian Airlines today stepped up its operations to 78 flights
- with 15 additional departures transporting about 7000 passengers.
-
- LS APPROVES CENTRAL RULE IN 4 STATES
- CENTRE WILL ENSURE PROTECTION OF AYODHYA SITE, SAYS CHAVAN
-
- LEADERS BEGIN PARLEYS FOR STATE CABINET BERTH
-
- GOVT DISAGREES WITH FINDINGS OF VERMA COMMISSION
-
- HC NOTICES ON BIBLE TV SERIAL
- NEW DELHI - The Delhi High Court today issued show-cause notices to
- the Ministry of Broadcasting and Doordarshan on a writ petition challenging
- the telecast of the serial Bible ki kahaniyan.
- The petitioner, a Christian evangelist, said the serial, the first episode
- of which was telecast on sunday, grossly distorted and misrepresented basic
- tenets of the Christian faith as laid down in the Holy Bible and it hurt
- religious sentiments of the Christians.
-
- CABINET EXPANSION AFTER ASSEMBLY SESSION: CM MOILY
-
- MK NOT FOR SACKING JAYA GOVT
-
- WALK-OUT IN RAJYA SABHA - BJP MPS ASK GOVT TO ALLOW DARSHAN
- NEW DELHI - The Lok Sabha was adjourned twice today as BJP members
- sought a statemet from the Govt as to whether the Union Home Ministery
- had given instructions to the Ayodhya authorities to disallow devotees
- from going for "darshan of the Ram Lalla idols" placed at the disputed
- site in Ayodhya.
-
- GCC CONDEMNS MOSQUE DEMOLITION, DEMANDS REBUILDING
-
- BJP TO FACE ONSLAUGHT
-
- IRAN OFFERS HELP TO REBUILD MOSQUE
-
- ECONOMIC RATING AGENCY ASKS INVESTORS TO BE WARY OF INDIA
-
- AI PROPOSES TO BUY 4 BOEING FROM US
-
- COMPUTER POINT TIES UP WITH BITS, RANCHI
-
- JOINT WORLD CUP CRICKET BID FACES HURDLES
-
- IRAN DOUBTFUL FOR NEHRU SOCCEER
-
- WADEKAR TO CONTINUE AS CRICKET MANAGER
-
- DEC 25
- ======
-
- ACTION PLAN ANNOUNCED
- CONGRESS SEEKS HELP FROM LEFT PARTIES TO FIGHT COMMUNALISM
- NEW DELHI - The Congress(I) tonight sought co-operation of the Left
- Front and like-minded parties to fight communalism, announced a
- comprehensive plan of action to counter the menace and accused the
- BJP of exploiting the religious sentiments to assume power at any cost.
-
- LEFT NOT AVERSE TO JOINT DRIVE
- NEW DELHI - The Left parties have not ruled put the possibility of a
- joint sustained movement with the Cong(I) against the communal forces
- threatening the country's unity and integrity.
-
- BABRI PANEL URGES GOVT NOT TO ALLOW WORSHIP
-
- 3 KILLED, CURFEW IN AHMEDABAD
-
- PM MUST SEEK FRESH MANDATE: BJP
-
- VC DEFERS MOVE FOR CLASS EXAMS
- B'LORE - B'lore University Vice Chancellor K. Hanumantappa bowing
- to pressure from University academic council members, today deferred
- the move to introduce college-level examinations in place of
- University examinations for the First Year degree examinations and also
- kept in abeyance the notification issued in this regard.
-
- BAe, HAL JOINT SOFTWARE VENTURE APPROVED
- NEW DELHI - The Union Cabinet today approved a proposal to set up a 100%
- export-oriented joint venture company at B'lore by HAL in collaboration
- with British Aerospace to develop and market computer software.
-
- COPIES OF TAMIL WEEKLY SEIZED
- MADRAS - More than a lakh copies of the Tamil Weekly, Nakeeran, have
- been seized from various parts Tamil Nadu since last night for allegedly
- containing scurrilous writings against the Tamil Nadu CM Miss Jayalalitha.
-
- IB SOUGHT NSG ESCORT FOR RAJIV, REVEALS CIRCULAR
- NEW DELHI - The Intelligence Bureau had alerted security agencies about
- the increased threat to Rajiv Gandhi's life and had asked for National
- Security Guard escort to be provided to him a day before he was
- assassinated at Sriperumbadur by a human bomb.
-
- VHP TRAINED SELECT FAITHFUL FOR DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURE
- AHMEDABAD - Sarkhej village, 10km from Ahmedabad on the Ahmedabad-Rajkot
- national highway, suddenly shot into prominence after Union Communications
- Minister Rajesh Pilot virtually dropped a bombshell in Parliament recently
- when he alleged that the VHP-RSS bosses had imparted training to their
- volunteers on demolition to bring down the disputed structure at Ayodhya on
- Dec. 6.
-
- MP GOVERNER DIVESTS ADVISOR OF PORTFOLIOS
-
- COTTON KNITWEAR EXPORTS TO CROSS RS. 1500 CR
- COIMBATORE - Export of cotton knitwear from Tirupur in Tamil Nadu is
- expected to touch the Rs. 1500 crore-mark in 1992, according to Mr. '
- A. Sakthivel, President of the Tirupur Exporters Association (TEA).
-
- FOREIGN TIE UPS: INESSENTIAL ITEMS TOO GET CLEARANCE
- NEW DELHI - While the Govt has given wide publicity to foreign
- investment proposals from firms like General Motors and IBM, a
- scrutiny of the proposals approved so far shows a curious trend.
- Many of foreign investment proposals are in fields that Indian firms
- already operating in and for totallay inessential items.
- Perhaps the most glaring case is for the manufacture of chewing gum and
- toffee, approval for which has been given to perfetti, an Italian firm.
-
- COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS DIRECTOREY
- NEW DELHI - A comprehensive business directory with product details of
- over one lakh Indian companies will be available by May next year,
- according to a press release from the Associated Chambers of Commerce and
- Industry.
-
- NRI MEET FROM DEC 28
- NEW DELHI - Impact of issues like the Ayodhya imbroglio and the securities
- scam on inflow of direct foreign investment will be discussed during a 3-day
- convention of NRIs beginning here on Dec 28.
-
- INDIA LIKELY TO PLAY TWO SPINNERS
- PORT ELIZABETH - India are likely to play both their spinners finally in
- the 3rd test at St. George's Park here, starting on saturday. It has come
- rather late on the tour, almost as an afterthought that South African
- batsmen are more vulnerable to spin. The realisation could probably have
- not come too hadn't Venkatapathy Raju, the left arm spinner had not struck
- sudden form at East London.
-
- CHAMPIONS TROPHY HOCKEY
- INDIA TO BE 2ND REVERSE TEAM
- NEW DELHI - India is the 2nd reverse team for the 15th Champions Trophy
- Hockey Tournament at Kuala Lumpur from July 13 to 11 next year.
- The 1st reverse team is Britain.
- The Six nation Champions Trophy Tournament will have Australia, Germany,
- Malaysia, Holland, Pakistan and Spain vying for top honours.
-
- DEC 26
- ======
-
- BJP 12-POINT ACTION PLAN TO THWART CONG 'CONSPIRACY'
-
- MANY COURT ARREST - GOVT YET TO TAKE DECISION ON DARSHAN OF IDOLS
- LUCKNOW - The UP Govt has not taken any decision till late this evening
- on whether to allow "pooja and darshan" at the Ram Lalla temple erected
- on the disputed site.
-
- CABINET EXPANSION AFTER SESSION: CM
- PANEL TO PREPARE METRO RAIL PLAN FOR B'LORE
- B'LORE - The State Govt has constituted an official's committee headed
- by BDA Chairman S.b. Muddappa to prepare a detailed plan to take up
- the much needed metro railway system to ease congestion in this
- booming metropolis.
-
- INTERNATIONAL AIR TRAVEL TO COST MORE
- BOMBAY - International Air Travel is to cost more from new year's day.
- International Air fares are to go up by 8.5% ex-India, a proposal which
- has been cleared by the Union Govt, from Jan 1 1993.
-
- 1 KILLED IN AHMEDABAD DUE TO VIOLENCE
-
- J&K GOVT FREES 250 DETAINEES
-
- PARTY COUNCIL FLAYS CONGRESS ATTITUDE, AIADMK FOR REVIEW OF TIES
-
- INDIA FLAYS ISHAQ KHAN'S REMARKS
- NEW DELHI - India today took serious objection to the Pakistan President's
- speech in the NAtional Assembly last Tuesday in which he had made
- "completely unacceptable and negatively motivated remarks on India".
-
- DANIDA TO SET UP TOOL UNIT IN MYSORE
- BUHBANESHWAR - Danish International Agency (Danida), an organisation
- of the Govt of Denmark would set up 3 central tool room and training
- centres at Mysore in Karnataka, at Bhubaneshwar in Orissa and at
- Jemshedpur in Bihar in collaboration with the respective state Govts
- and Govt India.
-
- SECURITY LAPSES AT SRIPERUMBADUR
- PASWAN DEMANDS TN GOVERNOR'S RESIGNATION
-
- AP CM IN SEARCH OF SAFE ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY
-
- RECONSTRUCTION OF STRUCTURE
- BABRI PANELS MERGE, PLAN TO LAUNCH STIR
- NEW DELHI - The All India Babri-Masjid Action Committee and the Babri
- Masjid Movement Co-ordination Committee today merged and announced plans
- to launch an agitation if Govt continued to delay the reconstruction
- of the demolished structure at Ayodhya.
-
- HISTORIANS DEBUNK FINDINGS
- NEW DELHI - A group of historians today questioned the authenticity of
- the findings of the "fresh evidence" by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad
- showing existance of a temple at the disputed site at Ayodhya.
-
- TURTLES SEIZED
- CALCUTTA - The wild life wing of the West Bengal forest department
- have seized over 1000 turtles, regarded as endangered species from a
- market at Konnagar in Hoogly Dist. Mr. M.K. Nandi, the Conseravtor of
- forest said.
-
- 42 LANKAN SOLDIERS KILLED IN LTTE AMBUSH
-
- INDIA MAY IMPORT MORE WHEAT THIS YEAR
-
- INDIA CARRY BATTING WORRIES INTO 3RD TEST
- PORT ELIZABETH - Every ball bowled in the rest of the series carries a
- grim message for both M. Azaruddin and his boys. The vociferous criticisms,
- coming from part of officialdom as well, can mean just one thing. The
- long knives are out in Indian cricket, and sympathy and consideration
- for a bunch of non-performers is a thing of the past.
-
- DEC 26
- ======
-
- BJP REJECTS CONG(I) FORMULA ON AYODHYA
- NEW DELHI- The BJP today rejected the 14-point proposal offered by the
- Cong(I) to find a solution to the Ayodhya issue and categorically stated
- that the Ram temple was a project of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Ram
- Janmabhoomi Mandir Nyas and no other body should interfere in this project.
-
- CABINET DISCUSSES IMPLEMENTATION OF PLAN OF ACTION
-
- HC HEARING ON 'DARSHAN' INCONCLUSIVE
- UP GOVT TOLD TO FILE AFFIDAVIT BY DEC 28
- LUCKNOW - The Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court today heard arguments
- on the 3 writ petitions seeking directions to the UP State Govt to allow
- "darshan and worship of the idols" installed at Ram Kot in Ayodhya and
- directed the State Govt to file a short affadavit by Dec 28 on the curfew
- position in Faizabad district.
-
- AIADMK COUNCIL ADOPTS RESOLUTION
- JAYA AUTHORISED TO DECIDE ON ALLIANCE WITH CONG
-
- FIRE ENGULFS ITC LABORATORY
- HYDERABAD - A huge fire engulfed the agro-technology laboratory of the
- Indian Tobacco Company at Punjagatta in the city today.
- About 40 employees, who were in the lab, were evacuated.
- According to the eye witness, one of the 5 gas cylinders reportedly
- stacked inside the lab had exploded.
-
- J&K ATTACKS: 15 COPS HELD
- JAMMU - Upto 15 local police personnel, including an SHO have sent for
- interrogation after armed Kashmiri militants successfully stormed a police
- post and looted sizeable quantities of arms and ammunition in farflung
- areas of troubled Doda Dist. in Jammu region of Kashmir over 3 days.
-
- NF NOT TO BLAME FOR RAJIV MURDER: VP
-
- RAJIV MURDER TRIAL TO START ON JAN 20
- MADRAS - The regular trial to the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case is
- likely to commence in the Poonamalee Subjail near here on January 20 next.
-
- LTTE MEN BLOW UP JEEP WITH TOP GOVT OFFICIAL
-
- STRIKING PILOTS RULE OUT TALKS
-
- AYODHYA CASTS SHADOW ON INDO-BRITISH TIES
-
- PSU EQUITY SALE YIELDS 1183 CR
-
- NDDB TO MARKET BLENDED COCONUT OIL IN KERALA
- TRIVANDRUM - The Anand-based National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) will
- soon market a blend of coconut oil and RBD palmolein in consumer packs in
- Kerala under the brand name Lok Dhar, according to NDDB Chaieman
- Verghese Kurien.
-
- ROTLA INDIA'S RIGHTS ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED
-
- INDIAN BATTING HITS ANOTHER LOW
- PORT ELIZABETH - It was more pathetic than anything else in the recent
- immerorable past because it took away one last refuge for the Indian
- batsman, the sanctity of home wicket and home conditions. Both the St.
- George's Park wicket and the conditions here for the 3rd test resembled
- closest to those at home.
- INDIA (I INNINGS) - 197 for 8 wkts.
- Ravi Shastri 10, Raman 21, S. Manjrekar 23, Tendulkar 6, Azaruddin 60,
- Pravin Amre 11, Kapil Dev 12, M. Prabhakar 11, Kiran More(not out) 15,
- Anil Kumble (not out) 5, Extras 23.
-
- AKARM SENDS KIWIS CRASHING
-
- DEC 28
- ======
-
- SC VIEW SOUGHT ON TEMPLE
- CENTRE DECIDES TO ACQUIRE DISPUTED AREA IN AYODHYA
- NEW DELHI - The Central Govt today decided to acquire all areas in
- dispute at Ayodhya in the suits pending in Allahabad High Court and
- to seek the Supreme Court's opinion on whether a Hindu temple existed
- at the site at which the Babri Masjid had stood.
-
- DARSHAN OF RAM LALLA ALLOWED
- LUCKNOW - The Faizabad Dist administration has decided to allow the
- public to have "darshan" of the dieties of Ram Lalla at the makeshift
- temple in Ayodhya within next 3 or 4 days, official sources said here today.
-
- BMCC CALLS MEET TO DISCUSS CENTRE'S MOVE
-
- BASAVALINGAPPA CREMETED WITH STATE HONOURS
-
- AIADMK FREE TO SEVER TIES WITH CONG SAYS TN CONG CHIEF
-
- UP GOVT TO PAY 2 LAKH TO KIN OF RIOT VICTIMS
-
- JOHN MAJOR TO BE THE REPUBLIC DAY GUEST OF HONOUR
-
- INDIA MAY HAVE TO IMPORT RICE: FAO
-
- BJP DEMANDS DEBATE ON ART. 356
- NEW DELHI - The BJP has demanded a national debate on the misuse of
- Article 356 of the Constituion for dismissing duly elected State Govts.
-
- VEGETARIAN CONGRESS
- NEW DELHI - Over 500 scientists including many from abroad will take
- part in the world vegetarian congress to be held here from January 2-3
- at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences. Dr. Umesh Kapail,
- organising secretary of the congress, said.
-
- CRONJE HELPS S.AFRICA ASSUME COMMAND
- SCORE BOARD
- India (I innings) overnight 197 for 8 wkts
- Kiran More 20, Anil Kumble 14, Venkatapaty Raju (not out) 0, extras 24
- Total 212
-
- DEC 29
- ======
-
- CENTRE HAS NOT GRANTED PERMISSION:PM
- SYMBOLIC DARSHAN OF DEITIES ALLOWED
- LUCKNOW - The much awaited darshan of the deities of Ram Lalla were
- allowed today in Ayodhya in a"symbolic manner" amidst tight security
- arrangements.
- However the devotees were not allowed direct access to the dieties.
- Darshan was allowed from some 20 metres away from the sanctum sanctorum
- (garbh griha) on the inaugural day today at 3:15 p.m., additional
- SP Akhilesh Mehrotra said.
- Normal darshan and pooja will be allowed in the next 3 to 4 days after
- completion of the required facilities and security arrangements for the
- devotees.
-
- BABRI PANEL TO CHALLENGE LEGALITY OF MOVE
- NEW DELHI - The Babri Masjid movement Coordination Committee(BMMCC) today
- decided to challenge the constitutionality of the centre's ordinance
- acquiring the disputed Ayodhya land and charged Prime Minister P.V.
- Narasimha Rao, with violating the commitment to rebuild the mosque.
-
- BJP REJECTS "PARTITION" OF SIGHT
- NEW DELHI - BJP today rejected the Union Cabinet's decision to acquire the
- disputed area at Ayodhya and its division between Hindus and Muslims for
- the construction of a temple and a mosque.
-
- JD, LF FLAY REFERENCE TO SC
-
- TOLSTOY AWARD FOR MOTHER TERESA
- CALCUTTA - Noble laureate Mother Teresa was today honoured with the
- 1992 Leo Tolstoy international award, instituted by the Russian Children's
- Foundation, for her outstanding contribution to the protection of children
- world-wide.
-
- TN GOVT GIVING ASYLUM TO RSS: CHANDRALEKHA
-
- PILOTS CHARGE IA WITH UNFAIR PRACTICES
-
- BJP MPS NOT TO QUIT LOK SABHA TO FORCE SNAP POLLS
-
- SCAM: JPC CHIEF FINDS POLITICIANS INNOCENT
-
- DREADED BABBAR KHALSA LEADER COMMITS SUICIDE
- CHANDIGARH - Babbar Khalsa International Leader Dharam Singh Kastiwal,
- wanted in more than 500 killings including the assassination of about
- 200 security personnel, committed suicide by consuming cyanide at
- Jalandhar today.
-
- BJP YOUTHS PROTEST AIR, DD BIAS
-
- LOAN WAIVERS IN 1992 COST THE EXCHEQUER 25,000 CR
-
- NEW CONTAINER TERMINAL AT KOCHI: US FIRM INTERESTED
- KOCHI - Representatives of an American firm are arriving here tomorrow
- to explore the possibility of associating themselves with the setting up
- of the proposed Rs. 600 crore international container transhipment terminal
- at Vallarpadam, adjacent to the Cochin port.
-
- RICKETY BATTING LEAVES INDIA IN A LIMBO
- SCORE BOARD
- INDIA I innings 212
- South Africa I innings
- Andrew Hudson 52, Wessels 0, Cronje 135, Kirstin 0, McMillan 25,
- Rhodes 2,Richardson 1, Henry 16, Mathews 17, Donald 6 Brett 0
- BOWLING
- Kapil Dev 24-6-45-2, Manoj Prabhakar 15-3-57-1, Kumble 50.316-81-3
- Venkatapaty Raju 46-15-73-3, sachin Tendulkar 1-1-0-0
- India 2nd innings: 71/6 (Shastri 5, Raman 0, M'kar 6, T'kar 0, Azhar 7,
- Amre 7, Kapil 33*, P'kar 10*
-
- DEC 29: 930pm DD news
- ---------------------
-
- CRICKET: India loss cricket test despite Kapil's magnificient century
- Scores: India: 212 and 217 (Kapil 129)
- SA 275 and 153 for 1
-
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