Thousands throng PITEXPO

Thousands thronged the Punjab International Trade Expo-2009 here on Sunday,with international pavilions from Pakistan,Egypt,Vietnam and Myanmar being the major attractions.

Thousands thronged the Punjab International Trade Expo-2009 here on Sunday,with international pavilions from Pakistan,Egypt,Vietnam and Myanmar being the major attractions. Goods including marble made articles from Pakistan,jewellery items from Myanmar and decorations from Vietnam proved a hit.

Sidhu to give Rs 2 crore for convention centre
Amritsar:Local MP Navjot Singh Sidhu on Sunday announced to give Rs 2 crore from his MPLAD fund for the construction of a convention centre here,as announced by Deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal.

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SP leader Azam Khan walks out of jail after 23 months, hundreds of supporters welcome him

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Senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, who is facing multiple cases, walked out of the Sitapur jail today after 23 months. He was scheduled to be released early Tuesday morning, but it was delayed due to impending court proceedings. Hundreds of supporters gathered outside the Sitapur jail, waiting for the SP leader to walk out of prison.

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