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Aarushi murder: Court extends Krishna's custody 

Ghaziabad, June 23:
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probing the Noida double murders was on Monday given four days more to interrogate Krishna, who worked as a compounder in Aarushi's dentist father Rajesh Talwar's clinic.
 
Ambedkar's statue desecrated in Chhatisgarh 

Raipur, June 23:
Tension has gripped a tribal village in Rajnandgaon district in Raipur after the statue of Baba Saheb Ambedkar was desecrated by few unknown miscreants, police said on Monday.
 
Status quo on Sahara Shaher demolition: SC 

New Delhi, June 23:
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered status quo on the Sahara Shaher demolition matter on a petition filed by the Uttar Pradesh government.
 
Assam govt flip-flop over ULFA  

Guwahati, June 23:
The flip-flop by authorities in Assam over dealing with the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) separatist group has raised doubts about the government having a definite policy or strategy in addressing the problem...
 
Tibetans use internet as weapon against China  

Dharamsala (HP), June 23:
They might not have the guns and the numbers to match the might of the world's biggest army in China, but determined Tibetans living in exile in India and other parts of the world are turning to the internet to wage...
 
Landmine defused near Amarnath pilgrimage route  

Srinagar, June 23:
Security forces Monday defused a powerful landmine close to the Srinagar-Baltal route taken by pilgrims to the Amarnath cave shrine in Jammu and Kashmir.
 
Plans to clean Ganga, Yamuna flawed: Sikh missionary  

Chandigarh, June 23 :
A Sikh ascetic who shot to fame eight years ago when he jumped into a filthy rivulet in Punjab to clean it says the action plans for the Ganga and Yamuna rivers are flawed and cannot succeed without involving local people.
Sarabjit's sentence unlikely to be commuted: Report 

Islamabad, June 23:
Indian national Sarabjit Singh, on death row in a Pakistani jail, is unlikely to benefit from the government's proposal to commute all death sentences to life imprisonment as he was convicted for a terrorist act.
 
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