Friday, 29 May 2009
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* Badal calls for united fight against disruptive forces
* Four Haryana IAS officers shifted
* Govt. will take necessary steps to book culprits of Vienna episode: Preneet Kaur
* Lt.Gen A.N.Kaul meet Punjab CM on eve of his retirement
* Lehra Mohabbat thermal plant maintenance completed in record time
* Indian Air Force to hold recruitment rally at Shimla
* England World Cup: All eyes on Bhajji
* Himachal govt to give priority to health tourism, says Health minister
* Haryana police seizes 50,000 liters spurious milk, products
* NCC shooting camp for selection of Directorate team begins
* Vienna attack suspects do not belong to Punjab
* Gian Sagar MCH opens serai for patients’ attendants
* Punjab curfew bound areas to get 12 hour relaxation on Friday
* Three members of Jagraon family found murdered
* Punjab Chief Secretary to join CIC post in a month
* 5 labourers die in Ludhiana building collapse
* Hamdard Weekly Editor among best citizens to get Peel Police award
* KU distance education dept calls applications for B.Ed
* KU distance education dept calls applications for B.Ed
* Khalistan Zindabad Force denies hand in Vienna incident
* Sai Bille Shah of Roza Sharif Mandhali passed away
* Tibetans in Tawu County protest against a construction of hydro-electric dam
* Sex racket exposed by CBI in Mumbai
* City’s longest surviving cancer patient Prem Kapoor passes away
* Eight DC's among 42 bureaucrats transfered by Haryana Govt
Badal calls for united fight against disruptive forces
Posted: 28 May 2009 10:42 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal said here Friday that while the Punjab government is fully alive to its moral constitutional responsibility to maintain peace law order in the state, it at the same time fully respects the religious sentiments of every community.
Four Haryana IAS officers shifted
Posted: 28 May 2009 10:26 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Government Friday ordered the posting and transfer orders of four IAS officers with immediate effect.
Govt. will take necessary steps to book culprits of Vienna episode: Preneet Kaur
Posted: 28 May 2009 10:19 PM PDT
NEW DELHI: The government will do whatever is necessary to ensure that those behind the attack on leaders of a Sikh religious sect in Vienna are brought to book, Preneet Kaur, who took over as Minister of State in the External Affairs Ministry, Friday said.
Lt.Gen A.N.Kaul meet Punjab CM on eve of his retirement
Posted: 28 May 2009 10:08 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: On the eve of his retirement from the Army, Lt Gen A N Aul, Chief of Staff, HQ Western Command Friday called on the Chief Minister of Punjab, Sh Prakash Singh Badal in the evening.
Lehra Mohabbat thermal plant maintenance completed in record time
Posted: 28 May 2009 10:02 PM PDT
LEHRA MOHABBAT(Bathinda): The Punjab state electricity Borad(PSEB) has claimed on Friday that Guru Hargobind Thermal Plant (GHPT) Lehra Mohabbat sets a new record by completing annual maintenance of unit 2 in a shortest time of less than 14 days against approved shut down of 20 days.
Indian Air Force to hold recruitment rally at Shimla
Posted: 28 May 2009 09:40 PM PDT
DHARMSHALA: Indian Air Force would be organizing a recruitment rally in Police Ground Bharari at Shimla from 8th to 11th June, 2009.
England World Cup: All eyes on Bhajji
Posted: 28 May 2009 06:50 PM PDT
LUDHIANA: As team India is all set to fly to England for the Twenty-20 Cricket World Cup, Indian cricket-lovers are hoping against hope that the country will again come back with the glittering cup. Our boys might be tired but have to prove that they are tried, tested and trusted!
Himachal govt to give priority to health tourism, says Health minister
Posted: 28 May 2009 06:46 PM PDT
DHARMSHALA: Himachal Pradesh would be giving added priority to give boost to health tourism, develop health resorts and introduce ‘Panchkarma’ system to cure various incurable ailments as the State would be opening 9 more ‘Panchkarma’ centres in different parts of the State. This was revealed by Health Minister Rajive Bindal, here Friday.
Haryana police seizes 50,000 liters spurious milk, products
Posted: 28 May 2009 06:43 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: Haryana Police has conducted a series of meticulously planned raids at various places in the State and detected illegal manufacture and supply of spurious milk.
NCC shooting camp for selection of Directorate team begins
Posted: 28 May 2009 05:42 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: As many as 550 cadets from all over Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh are attending the basic marksmanship cum talent hunt shooting camp at Patiala ki Rao Ranges, Sector -25.
Vienna attack suspects do not belong to Punjab
Posted: 28 May 2009 05:24 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: None of the five suspects arrested and identified by Austrian police, belonged to Punjab state where violence erupted following attack on two religious leaders from India in Vienna on May 24 last.
Gian Sagar MCH opens serai for patients’ attendants
Posted: 28 May 2009 04:49 PM PDT
PATIALA: The Gian Sagar Medical College and Hospital has opened a serai for stay of attendants of patients admitted to the indoor wards of the hospital.
Punjab curfew bound areas to get 12 hour relaxation on Friday
Posted: 28 May 2009 01:55 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: Punjab government has decided to give a relaxation of 12 hours from 6 AM to 6 PM in the courfew bound areas of state on Friday.
Three members of Jagraon family found murdered
Posted: 28 May 2009 01:44 PM PDT
LUDHIANA: In a cold blooded murder, three members of a family of village Lakha near Jagraon were Thursday found butchered on road side. The deceased included 17 year old daughter of murdered couple.
Punjab Chief Secretary to join CIC post in a month
Posted: 28 May 2009 01:37 PM PDT
CHANDIGRH: The high court has allowed Punjab Chief Secretary Ramesh Inder Singh to join as state’s Chief Information Commissioner (CIC) in four weeks’ time. He has been appointed CIC by Punjab government to fill the vacancy.
5 labourers die in Ludhiana building collapse
Posted: 28 May 2009 01:34 PM PDT
LUDHIANA: In a building roof collapse here Five labourers died and 10 others injured. An under construction building in Hira Vihar Colony of Basti Jodhewal here fell like pack of cards on Thursday.
Hamdard Weekly Editor among best citizens to get Peel Police award
Posted: 28 May 2009 01:23 PM PDT
MISSISSAUGA(Canada): Some of Peel Region's outstanding citizens, police officers and Best Media who have contributed in a significant manner to public awareness, with respect to policing activity were honoured for their contributions to the safety of their communities.
KU distance education dept calls applications for B.Ed
Posted: 28 May 2009 02:42 AM PDT
CHANDIGARH: Directorate of Distance Education, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra has invited applications from eligible teachers for admission to two-year B.Ed. programme for the academicsession 2009-10.
KU distance education dept calls applications for B.Ed
Posted: 28 May 2009 02:41 AM PDT
CHANDIGARH: Directorate of Distance Education, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra has invited applications from eligible teachers for admission to two-year B.Ed. programme for the academicsession 2009-10.
Khalistan Zindabad Force denies hand in Vienna incident
Posted: 28 May 2009 02:29 AM PDT
CHANDIGARH: The Khalistan Zindabad Force(kzf), which purported to ahad on Wednesday claimed responsibility for attack on two religious leaders in Vienna in Austria on Thursday denied its role in the incident and condemned the act as against the teachings of Sikh gurus.
Sai Bille Shah of Roza Sharif Mandhali passed away
Posted: 28 May 2009 02:13 AM PDT
PHAGWARA: Sai Bille Shah, head of the Roza Sharif Baba Abdulla Shah Kadri of Village Mandhali passed away Thursday night.
Tibetans in Tawu County protest against a construction of hydro-electric dam
Posted: 28 May 2009 02:08 AM PDT
DHARMSHALA: The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) received reliable information that the Tibetans in Tawu County protested against a construction of a major hydroelectric dam that resulted in a displacement of tens and thousands of local Tibetans.
Sex racket exposed by CBI in Mumbai
Posted: 28 May 2009 02:00 AM PDT
MUMBAI: A Sex racket operating in Mumbai was on Thursday busted by Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The sleuths have arrested eight persons and rescued 34 girls who were reportedly pushed into the flesh trade.
City’s longest surviving cancer patient Prem Kapoor passes away
Posted: 27 May 2009 11:39 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: Prem kapoor, a longest surviving cancer patient died on Thursday after fighting from the deadly disease for over 27 years very valiantly at the age of 72 years.
Eight DC's among 42 bureaucrats transfered by Haryana Govt
Posted: 27 May 2009 11:35 PM PDT
CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Government Thursday issued posting and transfers orders of 42 IAS officers including eight Deputy Commissioners and one HCS officers with immediate effect. The transferred Deputy Commissioners are of Gurgaon, Karnal, Rewari, Jind, Fatehabad, Mahendergarh at Narnaul, Sirsa and Palwal.
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FSM Security Update: 5-29-09 *The Truth About ObamACORN & ASK WILLA*
DHS is a ‘man-caused disaster.' Should Democrats start to worry? Obama isn't the first head of state to design cars. Guess who else did the same! Is Bibi standing up to Obama? New president has a ‘Jimmy Carter image problem.' Shelf life of "hope & change."
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A Letter to the President - Don't Squander Opportunity in the Middle East
The Editors
As you prepare to address the "Muslim world" on June 5th from Egypt, we ask that you remain mindful of the power of your words.
Quote of the Day - May 29, 2009
So much for the power of your negotiating skills, Mr. Obama.
Exclusive: Baking Pyongyang's Multilayered Nuclear Cake
Peter Huessy
Pyongyang once again brandishes its nuclear ATM card, hoping to secure money from Iran for missiles and fuel oil from America and the Republic of Korea. Will we take the bait this time?
The Crime of Silence
Rachel Neuwirth
Can Israel afford to place her very survival in jeopardy, even to placate her dear and beloved friend, the United States of America?
Muslim-American Terror ‘Charity' Founders Sentenced to Long Prison Terms
Steve Emerson
The largest terror financing case in the U.S. closed the biggest Muslim-American charity in 2001. Now, the judge is sending its founders to prison. Score one for the good guys!
Gitmo, Liberals, Politics & Deceit
Frank Salvato
Keeping the Gitmo/anti-Bush hysteria in the public eye can only serve the disingenuous political Left as they head into the mid-term elections.
The Truth About ObamACORN
Michelle Malkin
Transparency, tax dollars and electoral integrity are the major issues, which should concern every American citizen, when examining ACORN's activities.
Exclusive: Tribunal Leak Blackens Hezbollah's Eye
Chris Carter
New information leaked from the UN tribunal investigation of the Rafik Hariri assassination could cause the Lebanese equivalent of an "October surprise."
Exclusive: For Some Muslim Police Officers: Which Comes First - Islam or America?
Dave Gaubatz
How many FBI, State Police, U.S. State Department and County law enforcement officers conduct liaison (Interfaith) meetings with Jewish and Christian leaders?
Exclusive: Ask Willa: Former CIA Operations Officer - the ‘24' Scenario
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Video: Craig T. Nelson "Coach" : I won't pay taxes until my government starts listening to me
Video: Dr.Thomas Sowell tells it like it is
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•4. D-Day snub from France for Queen Elizabeth
•5. Judge Sonia Sotomayor, A Judge Too Far
•6. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad hands out potatoes to poor to buy presidential votes
•7. Binyamin Netanyahu rejects US settlement call
•8. FBI: Is it Going Back to Pre 9-11 law-enforcement model?
•9. COHEN: No time to cut missile defense
•11. Amid Mayhem, Pakistan Offers Rewards for Top Terrorists
•12. 'If We Now Kill Schoolgirls, You Shouldn't Be Surprised'
•13. A Sotomayor Ruling Gets Scrutiny
•14. Cowboy Diplomacy For Nuke Korea
•15. Hillary Clinton and her State Department are out of the loop -- and incompetent.
•16. The War Against Modernity - And why Islamists are not tempted by "peace."
•17. Obama says health care changes must come this year
•18. 'Iran ups uranium enrichment capacity'
•19. New U.N. Climate Treaty Expected to Restrict U.S. While Exempting United Arab Emirates and China
•20. The "Moderate" Palestinian Faction's Vision
•21. Obama National security adviser downplays N. Korea threat
•22. Will Obama Trigger the ‘Nuclear Option'?
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•24. The Sotomayor Rules - Some were made to be broken.
•25. Lawyers tag nominee as 'terror on the bench'
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29/05/2009 - La lettre d'info du Figaro
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Obama: «Je crois fermement
à une solution à deux Etats»
Obama: «Je crois fermement
à une solution à deux Etats»
Le président américain, qui reçevait jeudi soir le leader palestinien Mahmoud Abbas, a répété qu'il exigeait l'arrêt de la colonisation israélienne en Cisjordanie.
» Obama accueille un allié palestinien affaibli
» Nétanyahou prêt à démanteler les colonies sauvages
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Européennes : l'UMP garde
6 points d'avance sur le PS
SONDAGE - À neuf jours des européennes, les Français semblent s'y intéresser de moins en moins, selon notre enquête OpinionWay-Fiducial.
» DOCUMENT (pdf) - L'intégralité du sondage
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Quels enjeux
pour les européennes ?
DÉBAT en VIDÉO - «A l'Europe de prouver qu'elle est capable de prendre la crise à bras le corps», dit Marielle de Sarnez. «Nous voulons faire avancer cette Europe par la preuve que Sarkozy a faite», lui répond Michel Barnier.
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Royal prête à un autre meeting
avec Aubry
Après le rassemblement de Rezé, le Parti socialiste veut croire à un rebond le 7 juin.
» Aubry et Royal mettent en scène leur unité
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LE TALK :
Posez vos questions
à Dominique Baudis
Le chef de file UMP dans le Sud-Ouest sera l'invité du Talk Orange - Le Figaro ce soir en direct à 18 heures.
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L'idée d'une «taxe Tobin» refait surface
58 pays devraient officialiser vendredi le lancement d'un groupe de travail pour étudier l'instauration d'une taxe sur les transactions monétaires. Paris soutient le projet.
» La taxe «Chirac» sur les billets d'avion fait recette
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Coupat : de nombreux indices,
mais pas de preuves formelles
Après six mois d'enquête durant lesquels il s'est toujours déclaré étranger aux sabotages ferroviaires, Julien Coupat quitte la prison de la Santé.
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Dépôt du tribunal :
la victoire des avocats
Rachida Dati affecte en urgence un million d'euros pour rénover les locaux du dépôt du tribunal de grande instance (TGI) de Paris, dont l'insalubrité est dénoncée depuis un mois par les avocats parisiens.
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Le lundi de Pentecôte
est redevenu un jour férié
Toutes les administrations et la plupart des entreprises seront fermées.
» La journée de solidarité rapporte 2,2 milliards pour les personnes dépendantes
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Les négociations sur les prix du lait reprennent mardi
L'idée de contractualisation fait son chemin, reste à connaître la fourchette de prix et les volumes à produire.
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Youssouf Fofana reconnaît
l'assassinat d'Ilan Halimi
Pour la première fois lors de son procès, entamé il y a un mois à Paris, le chef présumé du «gang des barbares» a reconnu avoir tué seul le jeune homme de 23 ans.
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Le père de «Surprise
sur prise» est mort
VIDÉO - Marcel Béliveau, le célèbre animateur québécois, avait connu le succès dans les années 90 avec cette émission de caméra cachée exportée dans plus de 90 pays. Il est mort des suites d'un cancer à l'âge de 69 ans.
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Sarkozy autorise la fouille
des élèves à l'école
Les proviseurs des établissements scolaires seront désormais habilités à faire ouvrir les cartables des élèves afin d'empêcher l'introduction d'armes au sein de l'école, a annoncé jeudi le chef de l'Etat.
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Une «enfant sauvage» découverte
en Sibérie
Livrée à elle-même, la fillette de 5 ans aurait été élevée par des chats et des chiens dans un appartement délabré. Elle s'exprime en aboyant et paraît trois ans de moins que son âge.
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Le prochain G20 se tiendra
en septembre à Pittsburgh
La Maison-Blanche a choisi cette ville de Pennsylvanie parce qu'elle la considère comme une cité industrielle exemplaire reconvertie dans de nouveaux métiers.
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Débarquement : la reine Elizabeth
ne viendra pas
Buckingham Palace assure toutefois que la reine n'est ni en colère, ni frustrée de ne pas avoir été officiellement invitée par la France, aux cérémonies du 6 juin.
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Yoann Gourcuff
reste à Bordeaux
Le meneur de jeu international s'est officiellement et définitivement engagé ce jeudi avec le club girondin pour une durée de quatre ans.
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Relaxe de deux dignitaires djiboutiens dans l'affaire Borrel
Ils étaient accusés d'avoir fait pression sur deux témoins clefs dans le but d'annuler ou de discréditer un témoignage mettant en cause l'actuel président de Djibouti, Ismaël Omar Guelleh.
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Campement de mal-logés :
le DAL relaxé
L'association avait été condamnée en première instance à 12.000 euros d'amende pour avoir installé 374 familles mal-logées dans des tentes rue de la Banque dans le IIe arrondissement de Paris.
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En liquidation judiciaire, Nortel France supprime 480 emplois
Les offres pour une reprise éventuelle devront être déposées avant le 19 août.
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Time Warner et AOL divorcent
Time Warner Inc a confirmé jeudi qu'il allait se séparer du groupe Internet AOL, qui redeviendra pour l'occasion une société indépendante.
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Photo d'Ilan Halimi : le retrait
du magazine «Choc» annulé
La cour d'appel de Paris autorise la vente du numéro, qui avait publié une photo d'Ilan Halimi aux mains de ses ravisseurs, mais exige que soit occulté le cliché litigieux à la une. Le magazine se dit prêt à se pourvoir en cassation.
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Tsonga se sort avec brio du piège Monaco
ROLAND GARROS 2009 - Jo-Wilfried Tsonga s'est qualifié pour le troisième tour de Roland Garros en se débarrassant du redoutable Juan Monaco (7/5 2/6 6/1 7/6). Monfils, Mathieu et Gicquel ont également gagné.
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Affaire Noemi : Berlusconi
met son poste dans la balance
Le président du Conseil italien affirme jeudi n'avoir eu aucune relation coupable avec la blonde Napolitaine de 18 ans et assure qu'il démissionnera s'il était convaincu de mensonge.
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Les lettres inédites de Piaf à son «ange bleu»
Christie's cédera le 25 juin un ensemble exceptionnel de 52 missives amoureuses de l'interprète de «La Vie en rose» au coureur cycliste Louis Gérardin.
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Les looks de l'été
SPÉCIAL ÉTÉ - Bali, Madère, Capri, la Californie... Il est grand temps de se mettre en mode vacances lors de vos prochaines virées shopping. Pour vous inspirer, la rédaction mode vous a concocté 13 looks pour 13 destinations !
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En rachetant TMC et NT1,
TF1 reprend la main sur la TNT
Le groupe de Nonce Paolini rachète deux chaînes de la TNT pour 192 millions.
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Avec Bing, Microsoft veut frapper fort
Le nouveau moteur de recherche de Microsoft doit être opérationnel dès la semaine prochaine. Grâce à lui, le groupe entend prendre une part du gâteau publicitaire de son concurrent Google.
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Les nouvelles terrasses
Pour leurs premiers plats sur le sol parisien, elles arborent des habits tout neufs et jouent les filles de l'air. Le Figaroscope a sélectionné les dernières adresses outdoor de la capitale.
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entre les lignes ?
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