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Gujarat Movement for free, fair polls launched AHMEDABAD, OCT. 2.A people's movement to ensure free and fair elections and prevent candidates with criminal backgrounds from getting elected has been initiated by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) by launching an `Election Watch ... Gujarat Congress searching for allies NEW DELHI, OCT. 2. Though the Congress high command and the Gujarat unit of the party have been scouting for allies at an informal level for the likely Assembly elections in the State, formal talks are expected to begin from the middle of this ... Jammu & Kashmir The odds may favour NC SRINAGAR, OCT. 2. Even as the ruling National Conference (NC) faces a strong anti- incumbency wave at the conclusion of the third phase of the Jammu and Kashmir elections, reports indicate that it might be in a position to form the next ... Maharashtra Security reviewed for Test match MUMBAI, OCT. 2. The Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister, Chhagan Bhujbal, today held a meeting of top police and home department officers and representatives of the Mumbai Cricket Association to review the security arrangements for the first ... New Delhi Domestic help bureaus under a cloud NEW DELHI, OCT. 2. Trafficking of women into the Capital has received a fillip owing to increasing demand for domestic help here, giving an opportunity to unscrupulous agents across the country to exploit such groups by striking covert deals with ... Councillor's murder: one more held Orissa Polish missionary in contention for Nobel BHUBANESWAR, OCT. 2. An 84-year-old missionary from Poland, who has been working among leprosy patients in Orissa for 27 years, away from public gaze, has been recommended for the Nobel peace prize this year. Fr. Marian Zalazek lives in a leprosy ... Punjab All-party meet in Punjab decides to call on PM CHANDIGARH, OCT. 2. An all-party meeting convened by the Punjab Chief Minister, Amarinder Singh, here today decided to call on the Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, to appeal for a revision in the minimum support price (MSP) and bonus ... Kidney racket: blame game continues AMRITSAR, OCT. 2.Reacting to the public outcry in the recently- busted kidney racket, the district police chief, Narinderpal Singh, today asserted that anybody involved in the racket whether donor, recipients, agent, transplant surgeon or any ... Rajasthan Another shot in the arm for Congress JAIPUR, OCT. 2. Three MLAs — two Independents and the lone BSP member in the Rajasthan Assembly, Mohammed Mahir Azad — joined the Congress formally today. The trio, who have been trying to enter the ruling party for some time — ... Chattisgarh `Elephant queen' to tame her subjects RAIPUR, OCT. 2 Elephant expert Parbati Barua will launch the `Operation Elephant' in the jungles of northern Chhattisgarh later this month. The operation will involve taming and pushing out of wild elephants who have strayed into the forests from ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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