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Stop supporting Sri Lankan Army: Periyar Dravidar Kazhagam

New Delhi, Feb 6 (UNI) Periyar Dravidar Kazhagam today took out a rally in the capital, demanding that India desist from providing assistance to the Sri Lankan Army (SLA) and recognise the legitimate rights of Tamils in the island nation.

Kazhagam President Kolathur T S Mani said in a statement that India's assistance could encourage SLA to carry out genocide of Tamils.

He said he had submitted to the Prime Minister and the Defence Minister a memorandum signed by one million people in Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry seeking stoppage of all kinds of assistance to SLA by India.

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Brits will soon fly to Oz in just 41/2 hours!

London, Feb 6 : The large amount of time spent reaching Australia from Britain may soon be history, for Virgin Atlantic has developed an aircraft which will facilitate trippers reach Oz in just 41/2 hours. Virgin boss Richard Branson has unveiled the designs of the first tourist spaceships, which can allow day-return trips to Oz in one day. Billed Concorde's much bigger and faster successor, the plane's hi-tech liquid hydrogen engines will propel it to 3,400mph, which is 5 times the.....

Goa government implements 'speed governors'

Panaji, Feb 6 (UNI) The Goa government implemented ''speed governors'' from today to reduce road accidents. Speaking to reporters, Transport Minister Pandurang Madkaikar, said here today fatal accidents are increasing every day in Goa due to overspeeding of heavy vehicles. He said over the last five years, there have been accidents involving 2218 buses in which 76 persons had died. As many as 3989 trucks and 1640 tempos were involved in accidents during the same.....

Final shape on IPI gas pipeline soon: Deora

New Delhi, Feb 6: Petroleum Minister Murli Deora today said a final shape on the Iran-Pakistan-India gas pipeline will be given soon, even as it looks to resolve all outstanding differences in the deal. Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a conference here Mr Deora said, ''With Pakistan, the transit fee issue remains and I met the Pakistan Petroleum Minister in London and he expressed hope on resolving the situation.'' Though New Delhi and Islamabad have reached an understanding on.....
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