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Stung by criticisms for not having a grip on the administration, a recharged Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal - just recuperating from health problems - has begun to crack the whip.

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Punjab CM Parkash Singh Badal plans to introduce time-card system for IAS officers

Stung by criticisms for not having a grip on the administration, a recharged Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal - just recuperating from health problems - has begun to crack the whip.

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