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TOP NEWSNuclear Power Corporation cautions against nuclear liability bill amendmentsIt said that under the latest amendments no Indian or foreign manufacturer would be able to serve the nuclear power industry. NIA asked to get consent of terror suspects for polygraph testThe accused are wanted in connection with the terror attacks in Mumbai, Delhi and other places during 2005 to 2009. Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab, who killed scores of people in the name of 'jihad' in the 26/11 attacks, is not observing 'Roza' during the ongoing holy month of Ramzan. Fed up with repeated strikes by separatists in the Kashmir Valley, shopkeepers are up in arms against protestors, who are tasting their own bitter pill as locals are attacking them with stones. Philippine police stormed a tourist bus on which an armed man held 15 hostages, and local media reported the hostage-taker, a sacked police officer, had been killed. The State Bank of India said it is yet to make any headway in its investigations into five cases of fraudulent ATM withdrawals in Punjab during the last one week. The 37-year-old, who now lives in Florida, sank a pressure-packed seven-foot par putt at the final hole to edge American David Toms at Sedgefield. While Deepika's performance in the movie has won her appreciation, it has proved a disappointment for Neil, whose last outing Jail too bombed at the box office. | ||
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