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Tuesday, August 19 1997
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Beware of criminals in politics: Khalap![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
Union minister of state for law and justice Ramakant Khalap yesterday asked the public to be cautious of criminal turned politicians. Khalap said such politicians were trying to destabilise the country.
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Kerala Muslims hail Cong's line on Babri
The Congress resolution at Calcutta AICC, expressing regret over the way the Congress Government allowed the demolition of Babri Masjid has struck the right chords in the Muslim community.
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All in the weight of a bag
The year 1997 has seen the State Education Department under the Shiv Sena-BJP Government showing interest enough to routinely announce education policies since April, though hardly any of them seem get implemented. The announcements have come rolling one after the other, pioneering in spirit but lacking pragmatism and a sense of timing.
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Weeding out foreigners with I-cards not EC's job: Gill
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