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Gujarat Godhra carnage an organised crime, says citizens' panel AHMEDABAD, NOV. 21.The Concerned Citizens' Tribunal headed by Krishna Iyer, a retired Judge of the Supreme Court, has held the post-Godhra carnage in Gujarat as an "organised crime perpetrated by the Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, and his ... BJP still undecided about Godhra seat GANDHINAGAR, NOV. 21. The ruling BJP leadership is yet to find a solution to the dispute over the selection of party candidates for the Godhra and Ellisbridge seats in the coming Assembly elections in Gujarat. The party today released the ... Jammu & Kashmir Yasin may not attend meeting with Kashmir panel JAMMU, NOV. 21.The All-Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) will go ahead with its third round of talks with the Kashmir Committee (KC), headed by the former Union Law Minister, Ram Jethmalani, even if the senior leader, Mohammad Yasin Malik, does ... Other Stories
Maharashtra World Bank-funded project to tone up rail, bus network in Mumbai MUMBAI, NOV. 21. For the first time, an entire project aimed at improving commuting by local trains and buses for the common man in Mumbai is being launched with an outlay of Rs. 4,526 crores with World Bank participation. The World Bank's ... New Delhi Harassment unabated NEW DELHI, NOV. 21. Despite assurances of proper security in the wake of the alleged criminal assault of a Maulana Azad Medical College student just outside the institute a week ago, another student was allegedly harassed in the institute ... Strict measures to ensure a `perfect' Metro NEW DELHI, NOV. 21. In order to provide a safe working environment for the Metro Rail in Delhi, which will be among the most modern and sophisticated systems internationally, the recently enacted Metro Railway (Operation and Maintenance) ... West Bengal Rail accident averted KOLKATA, NOV. 21. The Ranchi-bound Shatabdi Express today averted a major accident near Belur, near Howrah, thanks to the presence of mind of a local youth. At around 5.30 a.m., Sanat Gharui was on his way to work. As he was passing along the ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Entertainment | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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