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BJP dissidents keen on forming pressure group

Bhopal, Sep 3 (UNI) In an attempt to step up their activities, BJP dissident leaders have approached Madhya Pradesh Excise Minister Babulal Gaur to form a separate group within the ruling party.

This was disclosed by Mr Gaur while talking to newspersons here today.

Mr Gaur said the leaders desired to forge a united front to evolve a common strategy to fight against any injustice, as individual actions would not help in achieving desired result.

Dissension in the ruling party first surfaced three years ago when a section of party MLAs had demanded reinstatement of Ms Uma Bharti as Chief Minister. It has reappeared after the recent cabinet expansion with some leaders voicing against the non-inclusion in the ministry.

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India outwits Korea with magnificient display

Chennai, Sep 3 (UNI) Defending champions India put up a brilliant display to edge out formidable Korea 3-2 to virtually enter the semi-finals of the 7th BSNL Asia Cup hockey tournament here this evening. Playing before a packed home crowd, India recovered from a one goal deficit in the ninth minute, equalised in the 21st minute through promising forward Shivendra Singh. Korea went into the lead, converting their second penalty corner through Jang Jong Hyun. However, the Koreans could not force.....

Edwards gets fresh union backing for White House bid

WASHINGTON, Sept 3 (Reuters) US Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards won trade union backing today from steelworkers and mineworkers, putting him ahead of rivals in declared union support, his campaign said. The former senator from North Carolina, endorsed by the carpenters' union on Thursday, now has the support of unions representing more than 1.8 million members and retirees, more than any other candidate in the November 2008 White House race, Edwards' campaign said. Edwards picked up the backing of the United.....

UN's Ban lands in Sudan with Darfur in focus

KHARTOUM, Sept 3 (Reuters) UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon arrived in Sudan today to lay the groundwork for a solution to the Darfur conflict through talks and deployment of thousands of peacekeepers. Ban, on his first visit to Sudan, will seek commitment to his plan from Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir and visit a refugee camp in the western Sudanese Darfur region. While Darfur will be the focus, his six-day tour will include a trip to south Sudan, where a 2005 peace.....
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