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Curfew continues in Jammu 

Jammu, July 4:
Curfew was on Friday extended to Kathua town where protestors opposing the government's decision on revoking the land transfer order to Amarnath shrine board clashed with police.
 
Truckers call off strike  

Mumbai, July 4:
Truckers in India ended their general strike on Friday after convincing the government in overnight talks to reduce toll taxes and meet other demands, a union leader said.
 
SBI raises floating home loan rate 

Mumbai July 4:
Country's largest lender State Bank of India today increased floating home loan rate by 0.5 per cent across all tenors with effect from June 27.
 
Cong-SP cement growing bonhomie 

New Delhi, July 4:
The Congress and Samajwadi Party on Friday appeared to have sewed up an agreement to come together in a step that will enable the government to go ahead on the Indo-US nulcear deal while the Left parties seemingly hurtled towards a breaking point with the UPA coalition.
 
Six killed in stampede during Rathayatra 

Puri, July 4:
Six pilgrims, including three women, were killed and several injured in a stampede outside the Sri Jagannath temple here during the annual Rathayatra festival.
 
Police nab Ajmer blast suspect  

Kanpur, July 4:
Police on Friday arrested a man suspected to have been involved in the Ajmer blasts in 2006.
 
Inflation jumps to 11.63%  

Mumbai, July 4:
Despite government's measures to control inflation, which has been increasing for the past few months, it inched a new high this week marking above 11.63 per cent.
 
Gateway Portal to connect with rural poor 

New Delhi, July 4:
President Pratibha Patil launched the Government's multi-lingual portal 'India Development Gateway (InDG)' in New Delhi today to connect with the rural people by providing information on strategic needs of the poor and the marginalized in local languages.
 
Mittal tops UK's Richest Power list 

London, July 4:
Money and power being "natural bedfellows" is not necessarily true in the British business world, except for steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal who figures right on the top of a new 'Richest Power List', compiled after combining two separate rankings of the most powerful and the most richest in the UK.
 
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