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Manmohan for special courts to try corruption cases 

New Delhi, Apr 19:
Holding that corruption is a challenge to both government and judiciary, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today favoured setting up special courts to combat the menace, an idea endorsed by Chief Justice of India...
 
Stop this political drama: Mayawati to Rahul  

Lucknow, Apr 19:
Stepping up her attack no Rahul Gandhi and the government at the Centre, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Saturday asked him to stop his "political drama" and repeated her threat of withdrawing support to...
 
NDA plans nationwide stir over price rise 

New Delhi, Apr 19:
Opposition NDA will announce a nation-wide agitation against the government over price rise next week in an attempt to keep the issue burning ahead of a series of assembly elections.
 
SIT arrests one for post-Godhra riot  

Ahmedabad, Apr 19:
The Special Investigation Team (SIT), formed by the Supreme Court to inquire into 14 post- Godhra riot cases of Gujarat, has made its first arrest...
 
Major RDX haul in J&K 

Jammu, Apr 19:
Security forces today seized 10 kg of RDX and a cache of arms and ammunition from Kathua district in Jammu and Kashmir, a defence spokesman said in Jammu.
 
Fresh trouble in Nandigram  

Nandigram, Apr 19:
Ahead of panchayat elections, fresh violence broke out in Nandigram on Saturday with two women raped allegedly by CPI-M cadre during a clash between supporters of Bhumi Ucched Pratirodh Committee and...
No further postponement of Sarabjit`s hanging: Pak 

Islamabad, Apr 19:
The execution of Indian national Sarabjit Singh, sentenced to death for his alleged involvement in bomb attacks in Pakistan, has not been postponed further, a presidential spokesman said on Saturday.
 
Maoists bag majority, Prachanda to lead 

Kathmandu, Apr 19:
Nepal's Maoists, who are fighting an election after nearly two decades, finally reached simple majority in the first phase of the crucial poll held this month, with their jubilant chief Prachanda saying he himself would lead the...
 
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