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Britain looking at the services sector in IndiaSeeks greater access to financial, legal and retail sectors Left to Centre: our support cannot go on Left parties stay away from House Massive reshuffle leaves Gujarat Police in a daze Narendra Modi issues transfer orders to 78 senior police officers 
Veerendra Kumar suspended from JD (S)"He campaigned for the Congress and made derogatory remarks against Gowda" 25% cut in wheat for APL Low stocks force Food Ministry to take this decision Court directive to MCD "Approach monitoring panel to exempt more areas from sealing" 
Strike near total in West BengalSpontaneous response from the people, claim trade unions Freedom fighters' pension rise notified With effect from October 2, 2006 India-Pakistan parliamentary friendship group NEW DELHI: A new India-Pakistan Parliamentary Friendship Group with Nirmala Deshpande as its chairperson has been set up. Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee made the announcement when he welcomed the Chairman of Pakistan's Senate Mohammadmian ... Educate children on junk food: Anbumani NEW DELHI: The Union Health and Family Ministry proposes to introduce health as a subject in schools to create awareness among youngsters about hygienic food habits. The matter is being discussed with the Union Human Resource Development ... BJP lashes out at the Left NEW DELHI: The Left parties should make up their mind whether to oppose the Government or to support it, the Bharatiya Janata Party said here on Thursday. Commenting on the all-India general strike called by trade unions of the communist ... 
AIADMK opposes nuclear deal with the U.S.It will undermine sovereignty of the country, says Jayalalithaa 
Honour for Sivathanu PillaiRecognition for initiating research projects in marine technology Deal a disincentive for nuclear test It has been put down in black and white Man-elephant conflicts in Assam causing concern Deadline set for killing rogue elephant Maritime surveillance capability needs to be strengthened: Mehta Navy plans to have rotary winged UAVs AIIMS doctors on hunger strike NEW DELHI: Following the passing in the Lok Sabha of the Bill providing 27 per cent reservation to Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in government-aided educational institutions, a dozen members of the Resident Doctors' Association (RDA) of the ... 
Pelicans come to nest in KolleruEfforts to protect freshwater lake in Krishna district bear fruit Other Stories
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