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Pranab's son to con-
testby-poll—
Our Correspondent, New Delhi
A section of West Bengal state's ruling Congress party favour Abhijit Mukherjee, son of Indian President Pranab Mukherjee, to contest a by-
poll to Jangipur Lok Sabha seat in Murshidabad district.
Pranab Mukherjee vacated the seat after he was elected the country's president.
"Large sections of Congressmen are in favour of the party high command nominating Abhijit for Jangipur," president of state unit of Congress Pradip Bhattacherjee said in Kolkata adding this would be
Blast kills six in Kabul
Reuters, Kabul
A 14-year-old suicide bomber detonated explosives near the heavily barricaded Nato headquarters in Kabul on Saturday, killing six civilians including children, Nato and local officials said.
The bomber wore a vest packed with explosives and rode right up to the Nato gates on a bicycle, underscoring the insurgents' ability to strike deep inside the Afghan capital, ahead of the withdrawal of most foreign combat forces by the end of 2014.
Pieces of flesh and splattered blood lay on the street near the base, where the small bodies of children were lifted into ambulances. Scores of young children peddle trinkets and chewing gum
32 'criminals' killed in Sinai
AFP, Cairo
Egypt's armed forces have killed 32 "criminal elements" in an ongoing operation against Islamists in the lawless Sinai peninsula, a military spokesman said yesterday.
Colonel Ahmed Mohammed Ali said 38 people including "non-Egyptians" had been arrested during "Operation Sinai," which was launched on August 7 days after gunmen killed 16 soldiers at a border post.
"The operation will continue until its goals have been achieved," Ali said.
The statement is likely to unnerve Israel, which had expressed "reservations" over Egypt's deployment of reinforcements in the peninsula, with which it shares a border.
McCartney honoured in France
AFP, Paris
Ex-Beade Paul McCartney yesterday received the French Legion of Honour award at the Elysee presidential palace in Paris, the president's office said.
President Francois Hollande bestowed the medal on the British musician in the presence of his
family but not the press, the office said in a statement, adding that the award was granted for his entire body of work.
Born in Liverpool, McCartney was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1996, earning him the title "Sir".