The Tribune, Chandigarh - India. Index (original) (raw)

Action plan sent to Centre Rehabilitation of Kashmiri migrants JAMMU, Feb 14 � The state government had sent an action plan for the rehabilitation of the Kashmiri migrants in the valley to the Central Government for consideration. The plan envisaged an expenditure of Rs 2583 crore.

**Bhuj students unable to take exam **BHUJ, Feb 14 � These are villages where death and destruction have taken away all the enthusiasm and zest out of the lives of people, more so the children.

IN PASSING
She is finalising poll strategy and sharing of seats with her allies.

**Religious �deras� also provide relief **RAPAR (Bhuj), Feb 14 � Several of religious organisations from Punjab and Haryana have reached here with volunteers to serve people of Gujarat hit by earthquake on January 26. They are running �langars� and providing goods needed to restart life.

**Indian gets US patent on virtual smell **NEW DELHI, Feb 14 � A 37-year-old Delhi- based inventor has left many a leading international groups behind by bagging the US patent for the world�s first multimedia invention on virtual reality device for producing relevant smells and sensations.

**Bibi campaigns from temples **CHAWINDA DEVI (Majitha) Feb 14 � After the Shiromani Akali Dal, it is time for SGPC members to start canvassing from temples to woo voters in Hindu-dominated areas hit during militancy.	Bibi Jagir Kaur receives a siropa at the Chawinda Devi temple on Wednesday.� Photo by Rajiv Sharma

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