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Bihar Four inmates die in jail PATNA, NOV. 22.Alarmed by the death of four undertrials within a fortnight in the over-crowded Banka jail, the Bihar jail administration has decided to rush additional doctors for medical check-up of the inmates and shift about 150 prisoners to ... Three traders shot dead PATNA, NOV. 22.Three traders were shot dead and another critically injured when an armed gang kidnapped and later killed them in a field in Kharik Bagri village in Naugachia district last night, police said today. The traders hailing from UP ... Gujarat VHP threatens legal action against tribunal AHMEDABAD, NOV. 22. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad has threatened to drag the "Concerned Citizens' Tribunal'' to court and described its final report on the post-Godhra violence in Gujarat as a move to "protect'' the radical Islamic jehadis ... Other Stories
Himachal Pradesh Fire-ravaged village to be developed as a model town SHIMLA, NOV. 22.The Himachal Government will undertake the development of the fire-ravaged village of Raksham in Kinnaur district as a model town and the rehabilitate the 600 odd fire victims, Chief Minister, P K Dhumal, who visited Raksham ... Relief for bus operators SHIIMLA, NOV. 22. Himachal Pradesh Government has decided to increase the number of days during which no special road tax is charged from the private bus operators who pay the tax regularly throughout the year. An official spokesman here said ... Maharashtra Mumbai users to pay for better commuting MUMBAI, NOV. 22. Though a World Bank-aided Rs. 4,526-crore plan is to be launched tomorrow to ease the travails of commuters in the metropolis in five years, the users would have to pay for it through a surcharge on all the tickets on local ... New Delhi Poster-walls coming NEW DELHI, NOV. 22. Posters will soon have a place of their own in the Capital. To check what is described by many as the poster menace, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi has now decided to have walls dedicated exclusively to posters. To ... Rajasthan 
A five-year-old crown prince for JaipurJAIPUR, NOV. 22.The erstwhile royal family of Jaipur has found its heir in five-year-old Padmanabh Singh, who was formally adopted by the former ruler of the Pink City, Brigadier Bhawani Singh, at an impressive ceremony in the City Palace here ... West Bengal More ISI agents held in West Bengal KOLKATA, NOV. 22.At least 11 Bangladeshis, suspected to be ISI agents, have been arrested from different parts of West Bengal over the past few days, lending credence to the theory that terrorists from the neighbouring country are infiltrating ... Other Stories
Jharkand Legislators' unruly behaviour deplored RANCHI, NOV. 22.Jharkhand Governor, M Rama Jois, today lamented that there had been some ``unfortunate'' occurances in a few state assemblies and asked the legislators to maintain discipline in the House. Requesting legislators not to use ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Young World | Quest | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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