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Sunday, July 07, 2002
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Parties asked to endorse EC's poll reforms NEW DELHI, JULY 6.A group of eminent citizens has appealed to all the political parties to endorse the recent order of the Election Commission that candidates should disclose their criminal background, assets and liabilities and educational ... ICRA places Xerox-Modicorp on rating watch NEW DELHI, JULY 6. In another blow to the scam-affected Xerox Modicorp, the investment rating agency, ICRA has placed the company's Rs.65-crore medium term debenture programme on rating watch with negative implications. It had earlier given the ... 
Army on alert as Brahmaputra, tributaries are in spateGUWAHATI, JULY 6.The Army has been kept in readiness to assist the civil administration in flood-hit Dhemaji district of Assam where thousands of people are reeling under the impact of the water of the Brahmaputra and its tributaries. The ... Airlines lure elite rail passengers with fare cuts NEW DELHI, JULY 6. The Indian Airlines, Jet Airways and Sahara Airlines' decision to slash the fares is likely to make railways take another look at its upper class tariff on superfast trains. Indian Airlines already has a "flexifare" policy ... BJP describes conditions for contestants as `unfair' NEW DELHI, JULY 6.The BJP today said it would be `unfair' for political parties to bar candidates from contesting elections if they did not provide the Election Commission with details regarding their assets and criminal antecedents. ... 
Weaponisation no solution: SahgalCHENNAI, JULY 6.While maintaining that her fight against A.P.J. Abdul Kalam in the Presidential election was only symbolic, the Left parties' candidate, Lakshmi Sahgal, today said the promise of support by some NDA constituents to her held ... Sukh Ram quits, son takes over GHUMARWIN, JULY 6.A day after the former Union Communications Minister, Sukh Ram, was convicted in the Rs. 1.68 crore telecom scandal, he quit as president of the Himachal Vikas Congress and named his son, Anil Sharma, Rajya Sabha MP, as his ... CPI(M) wants SC Judge to probe Godhra carnage NEW DELHI, JULY 6.The Communist Party of India (Marxist) today demanded a probe by a sitting Supreme Court judge into the Godhra train fire. Referring to the report of the Forensic Science Laboratory investigating the carnage, the CPI(M) ... Other Stories
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