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`Women's bill to be passed' 

Jammu, Apr 12:
AICC president and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi today asked the women in Jammu and Kashmir to contribute their might in ensuring a win for the Congress in the forthcoming Assembly elections in the state.
 
`Freeze kidney kingpin Amit's bank accounts' 

Ambala, April 12:
A local court on Saturday ordered that the three bank accounts of the alleged kidney racket kingpin Amit Kumar in Canada be frozen.
 
Over 55 pc polling in Betul  

Bhopal, Apr 12:
About 55.90 per cent of the nearly 11 lakh electorate exercised their franchise today for the Lok Sabha byelection in Madhya Pradesh's Betul constituency, official sources said.
 
19 year-old gets death for murder 

Kochi, Apr 12:
A teenager was sentenced to death by a court here for murdering his septuagenarian employer, a senior advocate of the Kerala High Court, after fraudulently withdrawing Rs six lakh from his account.
 
Close shave for Patel, Pawar 

New Delhi, April 12:
Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar had a narrow escape on Friday, along with 90 other passengers of a Kingfisher flight, when the plane made an emergency...
 
`Overhaul Sixth Pay Commission' 

Allahabad, April 12:
Alleging that the government has given a raw deal to the officers of the Indian Information Service, the IIS Officers Association has demanded "a thorough overhaul of the Sixth Pay Commission", so that the needs of the "highly qualified and professional segment" are squarely addressed.
 
China denounces European parliament 

Beijing, April 12:
China has denounced the European Parliament's call to boycott the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics if Beijing does not start talks with the Dalai Lama about Tibet.
 
Prachanda wins from Kathmandu 

Kathmandu, April 12:
Nepal Maoist supremo, who led a decade-long insurgency in the country, has won from Kathmandu constituency-10, as his party moved ahead of its rivals in the constituent assembly polls to shape the future political system for the Himalayan nation.
 
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