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Russia and the US have agreed to exchange information about opposition groups abiding by the truce and jointly tackle any possible violations.stepping the line?Tharoor should know His team beat Chief Minister XI by six wickets MPs across party linesMLAs and Haryana ministers participated in the match No disillusion Having failed to explain the inaction of Punjab Police in a case pertaining to illegal properties owned by high-upsincluding politicians and bureaucratsthe Punjab law officer got an earful from the high court as he accidentally raised an objection to the proposal to hand over the case to a judicial commission The division bench told the law officer to tell the Punjab government not to be under any disillusionas court orders do not hinge at objections raised by the state Mere concern not enough Punjab DGP (Prisons) Shashi Kantdays before the Assembly polls results were to be declaredhad suddenly gone into an overdrive and became vocal against the drugs menace prevailing in various parts of the state After being part of the force for at least over two decadesKants sudden concern left many surprised and resulted in many thinking that he will be the new police chief when the new government assumes power Howevertheir hopes were shattered when the Badals declared Sumedh Singh Saini as the police chief Kant was quick to retreat and declare that he was very glad that the deputy chief minister had also declared a war against drugs and now he is not afraid of any threat For all the latest Chandigarh News download Indian Express App More Related NewsBy: AP | Mexico City | Published: June 5 2017 10:23 am Schoolteacher-turned-politician and Mexico state gubernatorial candidate for the National Regeneration Movement or MORENA Delfina Gomez greets supporters at her party’s headquarters in Toluca Mexico Sunday June 4 2017 The two leading candidates for governor of Mexico’s most populous state claimed victory shortly long before the official result is known (Source: AP Photo) Top News A quick-count sampling of votes for governor of Mexico’s most populous state gave a slight advantage to the candidate of President Enrique Pena Nieto’s ruling party in a race seen as a key test ahead of next year’s presidential election Officials said the preliminary results announced late Sunday indicated Alfredo del Mazo of the Institutional Revolutionary Party or PRI was likely to win between 3275 percent and 3359 percent of the ballots in the State of Mexico compared with 3073 percent to 3153 percent for his closest rival Delfina Gomez of the leftist Morena party Pedro Zamudio president of the state’s Electoral Institute said the forecast was based on representative sampling of voting stations that has 95 percent certainty but he also cautioned that the results of the election would not be until all the ballots were counted An official count late Sunday had Gomez ahead with 321 percent of the vote to 314 percent for del Mazo but with only about 25 percent of the ballots tabulated A PRI victory would hand the party a much-needed boost as the president’s approval ratings have dipped near single digits ahead of the 2018 race for the nation’s top office which Pena Nieto cannot contest But losing a state it has governed without interruption for 88 years would be a devastating blow a year after it lost in several other states it had also always dominated The other two main parties the leftist Democratic Revolution and the conservative National Action were behind in the state by significant margin Even before the quick-count results were announced del Mazo and Gomez both proclaimed victory something that happens commonly in Mexico “We are triumphing” del Mazo told supporters in the evening Gomez tweeted: “We won the election Hope triumphed in the State of Mexico I will not let you down” Morena leaders argued that the two top candidates were essentially in a statistical tie Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador the standard-bearer of the Morena party promptly rejected the quick count as a product of the “mafia of power” and urged supporters to gather electoral evidence to prove that Gomez won “We are in the right” Lopez Obrador said in brief televised remarks “Delfina won and we are going to prove it We will not accept any electoral fraud … Mexico needs democracy” Lopez Obrador is preparing for what would be his third bid for the presidency next year and observers have said a win by Gomez would be a big boost to his chances Lopez Obrador lost in 2006 and 2012 and alleged fraud after both presidential races National Action candidate Josefina Vazquez Mota denounced what she called the “shameless use of” state resources in the campaign and advocated for an overall reform of the electoral system “The people have less and less trust in politicians and institutions” Vazquez Mota said Zamudio estimated overall turnout in the state at just over 50 percent up significantly from the last two gubernatorial ballots Voters in the states of Coahuila and Nayarit were also choosing new governors Sunday But Mexico State is the country’s biggest electoral prize with 11 million voters and substantial industry and influence in the area ringing the nation’s capital Control of the state can be key to a presidential campaign giving the victorious party resources and a wealth of patronage jobs for backers Pena Nieto himself was governor of Mexico State before becoming president So were the father and grandfather of Del Mazo who is himself a distant cousin of the president _ a fact often trumpeted by opponents hoping to capitalize on Pena Nieto’s low popularity Losing there would be a “huge hit” to the PRI said Jose Antonio Crespo a political analyst at Mexico’s Center for Economic Research and Teaching: “It would lose one of the most important bastions in terms of image in terms of enthusiasm among PRI-ists” Voting centers closed in the evening amid dueling accusations of vote buying complaints that some voters received intimidating telephone calls warning them not to cast ballots and reports of bloody pig heads being left outside opposition party offices “We are tired of so much corruption corrupt politicians corrupt police” said Ruben Sanchez Mendoza a 47-year-old shopkeeper in the sprawling Mexico City suburb of Ecatepec who backed Gomez “The truth is without a change I don’t see a future for ourselves or our children” But at a polling station nearby 65-year-old retiree Maria Concepcion Sanchez Morales said she was voting for the PRI despite claims by Morena that the ruling party gave away “rotten beans” to buy votes “They say they give out rotten beans but at least they give out beans” she said “Let’s not lie: All the benefit programs come from the PRI” Both agreed that crime such as widespread robberies in the street and aboard public buses was the most pressing issue The state’s Mexico City suburbs _ some of them chaotic cities of 1 million or more in their own right _ are plagued by violence especially against women Just this week authorities in Chalco found the burned bodies of a woman and two children in a grassy lot For all the latest World News download Indian Express App More Top News The producer and director are confident that the recent box office luck of content-driven movies like “Badlapur” and “NH10” will rub off on “Piku”. Pulis will take charge after the match at West Ham later on Thursday and address his first media conference as Albion’s new head coach on Friday ahead of the FA Cup third round tie at The Hawthorns against Gateshead. Artists residing and/or employed in Chandigarh, Contact: 22824567 Between the Lines Mumbai?justice, Denied NOC by JKCA to play in UK, R-Ky. will make a decision soon on which bill to bring up for a vote depending on ongoing discussions with GOP senators Thune sought to cast this week’s initial vote as important but mostly procedural allowing senators to begin debate and propose amendments But he acknowledged that senators should be able to know beforehand what bill they will be considering “That’s a judgment that Senator McConnell will make at some point this week before the vote” Thune said expressing his own hope it will be a repeal-and-replace measure “But no matter which camp you’re in you can’t have a debate about either unless we get on the bill So we need a `yes’ vote” He said the procedural vote will be held “sometime this week” The Republican-controlled House in May passed its version of a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act or “Obamacare” Senate Republicans are now considering two versions of similar legislation one that would repeal and replace and another that would simply repeal Obamacare with a two-year delay to give the Senate more time to agree on a replacement Both versions encountered opposition from enough GOP senators to doom the effort but McConnell is making a last-gasp attempt this week after President Donald Trump insisted that senators not leave town for the August recess without sending him some kind of health overhaul bill to sign In the Senate Republicans hold a 52-48 majority They can only afford to have one of their senators defect and still prevail on a health bill That’s because Republican Sen John McCain is in Arizona dealing with brain cancer while Democrats are standing united in opposition Vice President Mike Pence would cast a tie-breaking vote Thune said no matter the outcome of the upcoming vote senators would continue working to pass health legislation no matter how long it took having promised voters they would do so “We are going to vote to repeal and replace Obamacare” he said arguing that it was better if done sooner rather than later “It’s not a question of if it’s a question of when” Still at least two Republican senators Sunday appeared to reaffirm their intention to vote against the procedural motion if it involved the latest version of the GOP’s repeal-and-replace bill Moderate Susan Collins of Maine said she continued to have concerns about reductions to Medicaid and criticized the Republican process saying lawmakers were being unfairly kept in the dark Under McConnell’s plan 22 million more people would become uninsured by 2026 many of them Medicaid recipients She wants to hold public hearings and work with Democrats “We don’t know whether we’re going to be voting on the House bill the first version of the Senate bill the second version of the Senate bill a new version of the Senate bill or a 2015 bill that would have repealed the Affordable Care Act” Collins said “I don’t think that’s a good approach to replacing legislation that affects millions of people” Conservative Rand Paul of Kentucky said he would only support a repeal-only bill That version would reduce government costs but lead to 32 million additional uninsured people over a decade At least three senators including Collins have previously expressed opposition to that plan “The real question is what are we moving to What are we opening debate to Last week Senate leadership said it would be a clean repeal … and I think that’s a good idea” Paul said “The other alternative is the Senate leadership bill that doesn’t repeal Obamacare is Obamacare light and is loaded with pork … I’m not for that” Thune appeared on “Fox News Sunday” Collins was on CBS’ “Face the Nation” and Paul spoke on CNN’s “State of the Union” For all the latest World News download Indian Express App More Related NewsBy: AFP | London | Published: March 8 2017 10:59 am Britain’s economy has fared better than expected in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum (File Photo) Top News British finance minister Philip Hammond unveils his latest tax and spend plans Wednesday in a budget expected to exude caution as the country prepares to trigger Brexit Nicknamed “Spreadsheet Phil” Hammond’s first budget statement last November was viewed as rather uninspiring by the British media and financial analysts And the chancellor of the exchequer who took control of the national coffers following last June’s Brexit vote is not expected to present any major surprises this time around with Britain on the cusp of triggering Article 50 of the EU’s Lisbon Treaty by the end of March This starts a two-year withdrawal process after which Britain will leave the European Union whether or not it has struck a deal on its future ties with the bloc Watch What Else Is Making News Britain’s economy has fared better than expected in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum but recent data has pointed to storm clouds on the horizon while at the end of last year the government slashed its own growth forecasts “The recent strength in the economy means that there is little need to provide a near-term stimulus and we think that ‘Spreadsheet Phil’ will deliver a fairly mundane budget” said Jonathan Loynes chief economist at research group Capital Economics Hammond he said would likely leave the opportunity to dip into the country’s better-than-forecast public finances “for a rainy day” “As we begin our negotiations with the EU… we need to maintain our commitment to fiscal discipline and to strengthen our economic position as we forge our vision of Britain’s future in the world” Hammond wrote in The Sunday Times In the November budget Prime Minister Theresa May’s government revealed that Britain must borrow an additional 122 billion (USD 150 billion/140 billion euros) over five years as it exits the EU forcing it to shelve plans to balance the books by 2020 About half of that budgetary black hole — some 587 billion — is a direct consequence of Britain’s decision to leave the EU according to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) which blamed factors including lower migration slower productivity growth and higher inflation Also last November the OBR slashed its forecast for Britain’s 2017 gross domestic product growth to 14 per cent from 22 per cent(AFP) “Given stronger-than-anticipated resilience in economic momentum… it is likely that the OBR will revise up its 2017 growth forecast” today alongside Hammond’s budget update Barclays said in a note to clients For all the latest World News download Indian Express App More Top NewsBy: AFP | Tehran | Published: September 22 2017 5:11 pm Iran President Hassan Rouhani (AP/File Photo) Related News President Hassan Rouhani vowed on Friday that Iran would boost its ballistic missile capabilities despite criticism from the United States and also France “Whether you like it or not we are going to strengthen our military capabilities which are necessary for deterrence” Rouhani said in a speech marking the anniversary of the outbreak of Iran’s devastating 1980-1988 war with Saddam Hussein’s Iraq “We will strengthen not only our missiles but also our air land and sea forces… When it comes to defending our country we will ask nobody for their permission” Criticism by the Donald Trump administration of a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and major powers including the United States has focused heavily on Tehran’s continuing missile programme Tehran says that the missiles are entirely legitimate under the terms of the deal as they are not designed to carry a nuclear warhead But Washington says they breach the spirit of the agreement as they have the potential to carry a nuclear warhead and has imposed new sanctions over Tehran’s continuing launches and tests There has been some sympathy for the US position from France whose President Emmanuel Macron said the deal could be expanded to ban missile tests and cut a sunset clause in the nuclear agreement that would see Iran resume some uranium enrichment from 2025 But even he insisted that the core deal not be dumped Thus far the UN nuclear watchdog and the US State Department have reported that Tehran has complied with the terms of the nuclear deal But Trump who this week described the deal as an “embarrassment” is due to report to the US Congress on October 15 on whether or not he believes that Iran is in compliance If as now appears increasingly likely he decides that it is not it could open the way for renewed US sanctions and perhaps the collapse of the agreement Trump said on Wednesday he had made his decision but was not yet ready to reveal it Washington has also taken aim at what it says is Tehran’s failure to meet expectations that it would play a more stabilising role in the Middle East “Regrettably since the agreement was confirmed we have seen anything but a more peaceful stable region and this is a real issue” Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters at the United Nations Washington has been particularly concerned about Iran’s heavy intervention in Syria on the side of the government of President Bashar al-Assad and its support for Shiite rebels in Yemen who control the capital in defiance of its Saudi-backed government But Rouhani ruled out any change of policy in the region “Whether you like it or not we are going to defend the oppressed peoples of Yemen Palestine and Syria” he said For all the latest World News download Indian Express App More Related NewsBy: Reuters | London | Published: June 28 2016 1:28 am Scotland might hold another referendum to break away from the United Kingdom to stay in the EU (Source: Reuters photo/file) Top News The nationalist party of Wales will intensify its push for independence in response to last week’s decision by British voters to leave the European Union the head of the party said on Monday The statement from the Plaid Cymru party which does not govern Wales comes as Scotland’s pro-independence government has said it might hold another referendum on Scotland breaking away from the United Kingdom in order to stay in the EU And in Northern Ireland some Republican politicians have called for a vote to unite Ireland with the British-run province Share This Article Related Article Watch Video: What’s making news Plaid Cymru Leader Leanne Wood said the result of Thursday’s referendum for Britain to leave the EU had ‘changed everything’ for the party “In all likelihood with Scotland voting to remain the UK will cease to exist in the near future Northern Ireland will be considering its future too” she said in a statement “Wales cannot afford to become a forgotten part of an ‘England-and-Wales’ entity” Wood said Plaid Cymru would hold a special conference soon to discuss the party’s stance further she said Support for independence remains lower in Wales than in Scotland and the regional parliament is run by the centre-left Labour Party In Britain’s EU membership referendum last week voters in Wales narrowly backed leaving the bloc For all the latest World News download Indian Express App More Top NewsBy: AP | Washington | Published: July 24
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