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Ex-PMs condemn Benazir Bhutto's murder

New Delhi, Dec 28 (UNI) Describing the assasination of Pakistan's Opposition leader Benazir Bhutto as "shocking and condemnable", former Prime Minister V P Singh today expressed the hope that her sacrifice will strengthen the forces of democracy and peace in Pakistan.

In a statement here, he said in her death the Indian sub-continent has lost one of the most stalwart leader. "Her demise is a very big setback to the democratic process." In a separate statement, Mr H D Deve Gowda, another former Prime Minister, said her assasination " is a most heinous,brutal and dastardly crime against humanity at large and the people of Pakistan in particular." Also describing it a major setback to the ongoing democratic process in Pakistan, he said the murder is an indicator of the growing scourge of terrorism and the threat it poses to the sub-continent."In her death, the late leader has followed the footsteps of her father late Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto who too had the supreme sacrifice at the altar of democracy." Mr Deve Gowda appealed to all democracy-loving people of Pakistan to maintain peace,exercise restraint and work for the restoration of democracy in Pakistan, which would be a real and befitting tribute t the later leader.

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ECIL has huge plans in healthcare sector: CMD

Tirupati, Dec 28 (UNI) The Electronics Corporation of India Limited (ECIL) has drawn up ambitious plans to introduce Digital Radiology System aimed at bringing cost-effective healthcare solutions to rural masses, Company Chairman and Managing Director K S Rajasekhara Rao said here today. Speaking to reporters after a board meeting, Mr Rao said for this purpose, ECIL proposed to enter into an understanding with an US company for manufacture of High Resolution LCD Monitors at its facility here. ECIL was currently engaged.....

CM assures Nandigram did not send wrong signals to industry

Kolkata, Dec 28 (UNI) The Singur and Nandigram ravages over land acquisition for industrialisation have not sent a wrong signal to the prospective investors, West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee asserted here today. ''It's true that the agitation of the rival political forces over land for industries has sent a wrong signal nationally as well as in abroad. But not a single corporate house has taken back their investment proposal,' he said at the 153rd Annual General Meeting of the.....

Coffee output to drop by 10%: Coffee Board

Bangalore, Dec 28 (UNI) The country's coffee output is likely to drop by 9.97 per cent during the current year due to excessive rainfall and gales during the just ended South-West Monsoon in the major coffee growing states of Karnataka and Kerala, a Coffee Board report said here today. The total coffee production was likely to drop to 2.67 lakh tonne over the previous post-blossom estimate of 2.91 lakh tonne, the Coffee Board said in its report on 'Post-Monsoon Coffee Crop.....
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