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RS backs Govt. in tackling militancy NEW DELHI, MAY 17.The Rajya Sabha today unanimously supported the Government in tackling the situation in the wake of the militant strike at Kaluchak, Jammu while conveying the collective anguish of the House and sense of outrage over the ... A lot of legislative activity despite disruptions NEW DELHI, MAY 17. The Budget session of Parliament today ended on a rare note of unanimity on the recent terrorist attack in Jammu although the session saw some bitterly fought debates on the Ayodhya issue and Gujarat massacres when, perhaps, ... Abdullah rules out poll postponement NEW DELHI, MAY17. Notwithstanding the tension along the border in Jammu and Kashmir, the State Chief Minister, Farooq Abdullah, today ruled out postponement of the Assembly elections, saying that a new Government will be in place before October ... Sunil Dutt, others to adopt 1,000 Gujarat school children AHMEDABAD, MAY 17. People and the trading community in the Mumbai north-west parliamentary constituency, represented in the Lok Sabha by Hindi film actor, Sunil Dutt, have decided to "adopt'' 1,000 school children, who have been victims of the ... Other Stories
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