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Bihar
20 injured as workers clash with CISF at NTPC plant
Management accused of lack of safety measures to avoid such incidents Accidental death of a supervisor leads to violence

Goa
`Make code of conduct more transparent'
PANAJI: A delegation of the Congress led by MP Shantaram Naik, which met Chief Election Commissioner N. Gopalaswami during the Goa visit of the three-member Election Commission on Tuesday, urged the Election Commission to remove the ambiguities ...

Haryana
Commercial establishments to be registered under Punjab Act
Labour Inspectors directed to dispose of complaints within one month Bid to boost economic development, create job opportunities

Local Area Development Board for Haryana
CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Government has constituted a Haryana Local Area Development Board under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda under the Local Area Development Tax Act, 2000. The State Chief Secretary, Finance ...

Jharkand
FIR against BJP leader
JAMSHEDPUR: An FIR was lodged against former Jharkhand Finance Minister Raghuvar Das and 700 others in connection with the gherao of Kadma police station by the BJP on Tuesday evening. Apart from Mr. Das, 17 persons who were named in the FIR ...

Orissa
IIIT will start operating from September: Minister
60 students will be taken for self-financing course

Collectors told to protect Government lands
CUTTACK:

Other Stories

Fish workers' demands

Quantum jump in NALCO profit

Bali Yatra comes to a close

Two children rescued

Row over `sex education' in schools

Students' stir forces closure of girls residential high school

TV channel scribe hurt in attack by wild tuskers

Now no more pain of anti-rabies vaccines

House panel to summon BJP MLA

Carcass of leopard unearthed

Puducherry
Port project will be studied carefully: Mehra
CD on "Pondicherry: Past and Present" released

Three children selected for `Bal Shree' awards
President Abdul Kalam will present the titles in June

Other Stories

Assistance for underground drainage sought

Fees in schools

Survey to enrol communities in OBC list

Punjab
Govt. to tighten noose around travel agents
Independent department for NRIs Affairs soon

Rajasthan
Mewat residents oppose new units
JAIPUR: Members of two unique river parliaments— the Arvari Sansad and Bhagani Sansad— in Rajasthan met at Mandalwas in Alwar district's Rajgarh on Tuesday to announce their opposition to the coming up of water consuming and polluting ...

A unique movement for hygiene
SIKAR: Tucked away in the dusty environs of Rajasthan's Shekhawati belt, three village panchayats have led an unusual movement for hygiene and sanitation by saturating all rural households, schools and anganwadi centres with sanitary toilets. The ...

Uttar Pradesh
`Third front' likely to take shape after polls
Leaders to meet in Tirupati, says Natwar Singh

Uma's remarks `ridiculous': Joshi
ALLAHABAD: Senior BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi on Wednesday ridiculed the claim of Bharatiya Janshakti chief Uma Bharti that she has withdrawn her candidates from Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh to ``expose'' the party from which she was ...

Judicial custody extended
GHAZIABAD: The judicial remand of all the three accused in the Payal murder case relating to the Nithari killings was extended by 14 days on Wednesday. The Special CBI court, hearing the case, fixed May 9 as the next date of hearing. All the ...

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