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Bihar Elephantine problem for Laloo PATNA, DEC 18. A baby elephant being kept by RJD supremo Laloo Prasad Yadav at the official residence of his chief minister wife Rabri Devi for the last few days, led the entire BJP members of the Bihar Legislative Council to stage a noisy ... Jammu & Kashmir Militancy continues unabated in Poonch POONCH, DEC. 18. Notwithstanding a discernible change in the atmosphere, backed by the people-friendly promises of the People's Democratic Party-led coalition in Jammu and Kashmir, there is no let-up in militancy in this strategic border district ... Appeal will be filed against verdict, says Shabir Shah SRINAGAR, DEC. 18. The Kashmiri separatist leader, Shabir Shah, today said that an appeal would be filed in the Delhi High Court challenging the verdict in the Parliament attack case. Reacting to the death sentence given to S.A.R. Geelani, ... Administrative reshuffle in J&K JAMMU, DEC. 18. In a major administrative reshuffle after the new Government took over in Jammu and Kashmir, the Cabinet today ordered the transfer of 39 senior-most officers, including more than a half a dozen Deputy Commissioners. The ... Maharashtra Water user cooperatives a failure in Maharashtra NAGPUR, DEC. 18.Frustrated over the failure of the water user cooperatives in managing the State-owned canals and ensuring equity in irrigation water distribution and payments of water rates, the Maharashtra Government is edging towards a ... New Delhi Temperatures shoot up, fog causes power breakdown CHANDIGARH, DEC 18. Several places in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal had a pleasant day today as maximum temperatures shot up be three to seven degrees since the past few days, but dense fog caused power breakdowns in many Haryana towns including ... Uttar Pradesh Cong. thwarts BSP bid to split CLP NEW DELHI, DEC. 18.The Congress leadership appears to have staved off a split in its legislature unit in Uttar Pradesh, at least for now. The party president, Sonia Gandhi, had intervened personally and in addition to that the State and AICC ... Jharkand Pro-domicile agitators to gherao Assembly on Dec 24 RANCHI, DEC 18. The pro-domicile forces in Jharkhand have threatened to demonstrate before the State Legislative Assembly from December 23 in demand for making land records the basis for identifying the state's local residents. The ... 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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