June 2007 in India

June 2007 in India
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June 1, 2007 (Friday)

Gujjar issue continues in Rajasthan. (CNN-IBN)

June 2, 2007 (Saturday)

Goa assembly election today. (Times of India)
Shoot-at-sight order in two Rajasthan districts to control the violence by Gujjar protesters demanding Scheduled Tribe status. (Times of India)

June 3, 2007 (Sunday)

Rajasthan calm after imposition of National Security Act. (Times of India)

June 4, 2007 (Monday)

Gujjar demonstrations end, after the violence claims 26 lives. Committee to be set up to examine the community's demand for Scheduled tribe status. (Times of India)
Jyoti Basu invites Mamata Banerjee for talks over Nandigram SEZ controversy. (Times of India)

June 5, 2007 (Tuesday)

Congress, along with ally NCP, wins 19 out of 40 seats in assembly election in Goa, set to form the government. (CNN-IBN)

June 6, 2007 (Wednesday)

Supreme Court notifies Rajasthan Police to submit report on Gujjar violence, terming the protest a "national shame". (Times of India)
Budhia Singh's much-hyped walkathon from Bhubaneshwar to Kolkata stopped by administration. (Hindu update)

June 7, 2007 (Thursday)

Pranab Mukherjee out of Presidential race. (CNN-IBN)
PM says India wanted the "strongest relationship" with Beijing and would do "everything possible" to cement the ties, following a sideline meeting with Hu Jintao, paramount leader of PRC, during the 33rd G8 summit. (Times of India)

June 8, 2007 (Friday)

Shivraj Patil emerges frontrunner as UPA choice for next president. (The Hindu)

June 9, 2007 (Saturday)

India fails to get Quattrocchi extradited, to challenge verdict. (The Hindu Update)
Bharti to open retail stores next year: Sunil Mittal. (Financial Express)
DLF bonanza for Dankuni land losers. (Business Standard)
Asia XI seals series with comprehensive win; Sourav Ganguly and Dilhara Fernando come good for the winner (The Hindu)
Graham Ford named Team India coach. (The Hindu)
Railways popularising e-ticketing. (The Statesman)

June 10, 2007 (Sunday)

`Rang de Basanti' top film at IIFA (The Hindu)
BJP suspends two Gujjar MLAs. (The Hindu)
Chinese, Pakistani tourists check in to India. (The Statesman)

June 11, 2007 (Monday)

Ford declines offer to coach Team India (Times of India)
Glittering universities are not churning gold. (The Economic Times)
If there is political will, there will be a way: Mamata Banerjee. (The Hindu Update)
SpeedPost charges cut for local letters from Rs. 20 to Rs 12. (The Hindu)
Managements to fix own fee in 50 per cent seats in self-financing engineering colleges in Kerala. (The Hindu)
Housing sector growth hits trough as investors shy away. (The Hindu Business Line)
Move for international film institute in Hyderabad. (The Hindu Business Line)

June 12, 2007 (Tuesday)

Uranium hunt sparks Meghalaya shutdown. (Hindustan Times)
Public hearing on uranium mining at Domiasat today. (The Hindu Update)
With eye on trade, India plans new bridge to Bangladesh. (Indian Express)
World isn’t flat? (Indian Express)
Rains affect life in Tripura. (The Hindu Update)

June 13, 2007 (Wednesday)

Indian strike hits passengers hard Express)
Left still thumbs down on Patil (Indian Express)

June 14, 2007 (Thursday)

Indian strike called off. (The Hindu)

June 15, 2007 (Friday)

Gujjar agitation in Rajasthan went out of control despite the best efforts. (The Hindu)

June 16, 2007 (Saturday)

Salman Rushdie made a knight. (The Hindu)
New Land Acquisition Act soon, says Jairam Ramesh. (The Hindu)

June 17, 2007 (Sunday)

Violence continues in Nandigram. (The Hindu)

June 18, 2007 (Monday)

'Shocked' tourist joins efforts to clean up Dal Lake. (The Hindu Update)
No garlands, coconuts in Mumbai’s Siddhivinayak temple. (Times of India)
After Singur, Mamata reaches out to tea garden workers. (Times of India)

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June 20, 2007 (Wednesday)

Infy lends a helping hand to SC students. (Hindustan Times)

June 21, 2007 (Thursday)

UPA, Left say ‘no’ to Kalam. (The Hindu)
Telgi, two doctors get seven years’ rigorous imprisonment. (The Hindu)
Rig Veda included in UNESCO culture list. (The Hindu Update)
Port mechanisation, rail investment can put transport in fast lane. (Indian Express)
12 killed as bus falls into gorge in Dharamsala. (The Hindu Update)
CPI(M) agrees to discuss Round 2 for Abdul Kalam: Naidu. (Times of India)

June 22, 2007 (Friday)

Kalam declines to contest for a second term. (The Hindu)

June 23, 2007 (Saturday)

HUJI area commander held. (The Hindu)

June 24, 2007 (Sunday)

Rain havoc continues, 130 dead. (The Hindu)

June 25, 2007 (Monday)

Shiv Sena backs Pratibha Patil. (The Hindu)
Nine sentenced for murder of Haren Pandya. (The Hindu)

June 26, 2007 (Tuesday)

It is betrayal by Shiv Sena: Munde. (The Hindu)

June 27, 2007 (Wednesday)

India's "people's cars" spur green nightmare. (Hindustan Times)
Dera chief’s apology “unacceptable” to Akal Takht (The Hindu)
'Most engineering graduates get peanuts' (Financial Express)

June 28, 2007 (Thursday)

Red Fort at Delhi is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site (CNN-IBN)
Telgi sentenced to 13 yrs RI, fined Rs 50 crore for. (Times of India)
Dera back on the boil, Badal says OK to chief’s arrest. (Indian Express)
UPA comes down heavily on BJP-RSS campaign against Pratibha (The Hindu Update)
BJP has not levelled any charges against Pratibha: Advani (The Hindu Update)
Six more file nominations for Indian presidential election, 2007. (The Hindu Update)
India-born Aussie scientist wins award. (Hindustan Times)
CPI(M) man confesses to Singur murder. (CNN-IBN)
Singur zonal committee secretary of the CPI(M) arrested in Tapasi Malik murder case. (The Telegraph)

June 29, 2007 (Friday)

India has 1 lakh millionaires. (Times of India)
Buddha on rift in Left over industrialisation. (CNN-IBN)
Court grants bail to Dera chief. (Times of India)
Congress wins Madurai West by-poll. (Times of India)
Political conspiracy on to stop Tata project: Basu. (Times of India)
Decks cleared for mega IAF defence deal. (The Hindu)
At least 13 people die in clashes between militants and Indian security forces in Jammu and Kashmir. (BBC)

June 30, 2007 (Saturday)

RailTel plans Wi-Fi facilities at stations. (The Hindu Update)
Sahib Singh Verma dies in road accident. (Times of India)
Villagers clash with police in protests against Kashmir killings. (Times of India)
Four killed, 66 injured in four bomb blasts in Assam. (The Hindu Update)
India signs trans-Asian railways pact. (Times of India)
Rains cripple Mumbai, people sent indoors. (CNN-IBN)

Notable Birthdays in June

Notable Deaths in June

28: Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis (1972)

Observances and Holidays
in June 2007

29: Statictics Day

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