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Bihar NCP leader, 5 others kidnapped BAGAH, MARCH 26.The vice-president of Bihar unit of Nationalist Congress Party and his five associates were kidnapped for ransom in West Champaran district last night, the police said today. Armed miscreants, suspected to be members of the ... Gujarat House adopts `Freedom of Religion Bill' GANDHINAGAR, MARCH 26. Amid chaotic scenes and shouting of slogans by the Opposition over the murder of the former Minister of State for Home, Haren Pandya, the Gujarat Assembly today adopted the controversial `Freedom of Religion Bill' by a ... A political murder: Cong. AHMEDABAD, MARCH 26. News of the daylight killing of the former Gujarat Minister of State for Home, Haren Pandya, sparked chaotic scenes in the State Assembly with the Leader of the Opposition, Amarsinh Chaudhary, and other Congress leaders ... A 'cowardly killing', says BJP NEW DELHI, MARCH 26. The Bharatiya Janata Party today termed the gunning down of the former Gujarat Home Minister, Haren Pandya, as a "cowardly killing" and the Prime Minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, said it was a "dastardly act" which had left a ... Other Stories
Himachal Pradesh BJP stages walkout on loan figures SHIMLA, MARCH 26. The opposition BJP today staged a walkout in Himachal Pradesh Assembly accusing the Virbhadra Singh government of ``misleading people'' by ``concealing'' facts on the state's loan liabilities to show the earlier BJP-led ... Jammu & Kashmir An attack on Kashmiriyat: Mufti JAMMU, MARCH 26. The Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, today said the State Government would take all steps to restore a sense of security among the people. Winding up the debate on the Governor's address in the ... Omar blames Jagmohan for exodus of Pandits SRINAGAR, MARCH 26.In a new turn of events, the National Conference president, Omar Abdullah, today blamed the former Jammu and Kashmir Governor (now the Union Minister) Jagmohan for the mass exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir ... Madhya Pradesh Priest beheads dalit to appease goddess BHOPAL, MARCH 26.A priest's quest for hidden treasure landed him in police net as he was arrested for allegedly beheading a dalit `tantric' in a temple of goddess Durga, at Parasari village in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh, police said today. ... Maharashtra Cheques issued to Mumbai blast victims bounce MUMBAI, MARCH 26.The cheques issued by the state Government to the families of three persons who died in the Mulund bomb blast as immediate compensation have bounced, the Leader of Opposition in the Legislative Council, Nitin Gadkari, said today. ... Manipur Rs. 1 crore ransom sought for German abductee IMPHAL, MARCH 26. Kuki militants who kidnapped the German national, Meinrich Wolfgang, on Sunday have demanded a ransom of Rs.1 crore, police said. Mr. Wolfgang and a woman, Edda Kirlies, had arrived here on March 21 to inspect German ... Punjab "Budget will only please World Bank' CHANDIGARH, MARCH 26.The former Finance Minister of Punjab and general secretary of Shiromani Akali Dal, Kanwaljit Singh, has accused the State Government of presenting a budget to please the World Bank, even as the debt burden had mounted ... Rajasthan In election year, a clean chit for Gehlot JAIPUR, MARCH 26.The Congress leadership in Delhi has apparently learnt to appreciate the party-led Government in Rajasthan finally - or at least that is the impression it wants to give out in this election year. The party leadership, it appears, ... Other Stories
Uttar Pradesh Court appoints observers to supervise excavations LUCKNOW, MARCH 26.The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court today dismissed a petition moved by a plaintiff, Mohammed Hashim Ansari, to stop excavations near the disputed site in Ayodhya to uncover any likely evidences of existence of a ... Uttaranchal Govt. may defer VAT DEHRA DUN, MARCH 26. The much talked about Value Added Tax (VAT) regime may not begin in Uttaranchal Pradesh on April 1 as the State Government plans to first study its intricacies when implemented in other States. The Government has decided to ... 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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