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President Pranab
Mukherjee has cleared the elevation of the Chief Justices of Calcutta and Orissa
High Courts Arun Mishra and Adarsh Kumar Goel, respectively, and senior lawyers Rohinton Nariman as Supreme Court judges.
Ø Russia has signalled that its proposed giant
gas pipeline to China could be extended to India, setting the stage for a
triangular energy partnership among three core members of the
Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa (BRICS) grouping.
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Jammu and Kashmir
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has urged the Centre to incorporate Kathmandu as a
designated route for the return journey of the former Kashmiri
militants and their families who wanted to live a peaceful life back home. The rehabilitation policy introduced with the
approval of the Government of India in 2010 recognises only five routes —
Indira Gandhi International Airport New Delhi (air), Wagah (bus), Attari
(train), Chakan da Bagh Poonch and Uri (cross-LoC bus). However, none of
the ex-militants and their family members — whose number has crossed 1,000 —
have returned through these routes as the Pakistan government would not permit
any of them to take these regular routes for it could establish that the
Kashmiri militants were being trained in the neighbouring country.
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