Daily Newsletter | Friday, December 19, 2014 | | Hang 3,000 terrorists in 48hrs: Pak army chief | Army chief Gen Raheel Sharif, arguably the most powerful man in Pakistan, tweeted on Wednesday, “Asked PM Nawaz Sharif to hang all terrorists. More than 3,000 terrorists should be hanged in next 48 hours.” |
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48 hours after Peshawar, 26/11 butcher walks | A day after Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Pakistan’s political leadership vowed to fight the last terrorist standing, a Rawalpindi anti-terrorism court on Thursday granted bail to Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the key handler in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks case, causing outrage in India. |
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| 7,000 taxis to stay off roads today in Kolkata | All major taxi unions have called for a 24-hour strike on Friday. Citu leader Anadi Sahu claimed that at least 7,000 cabbies will participate in ‘Nabanna Abhiyan’, where they will assemble in front of Howrah station and march towards Nabanna. There might be chaos around the station if taxi drivers assemble there. |
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Delhi HC says pavements are for pedestrians, not hawkers | Footpaths are meant for pedestrians, not for providing livelihood to hawkers and setting up of shops or kiosks, the Delhi high court observed on Thursday while stating that rights of pedestrians must be “zealously protected.” |
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| | | SpiceJet’s loss is other carriers’ gain | SpiceJet’s fall from grace has led the cash registers ringing for other Indian carriers. Troubles at Kalanithi Maran-owned low cost carrier (LCC) started from mid-November when leasers started repossessing aircraft, leading to reduction of flights. |
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Village broadband plan bound to fail, says Trai chief | The government’s ambitious national broadband plan to connect as many as 2.5 lakh villages through optic fibre came in for sharp criticism from telecom regulator Rahul Khullar, who termed the move as “impossible” to implement and something that is bound to “fail”. |
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JSPL gets notice on charter licence | The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued a notice to Naveen Jindal-owned Jindal Steel & Power’s (JSPL) six-year-old non-schedule operator permit (NSOP) holder firm (read aircraft charter firm), asking it why its permit or charter licence should not be cancelled by allowing it to lapse when it comes up for renewal next week. |
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